We test the validity of a machine learning approach to metonymy resolution, presenting a case study for organisation names and comparing the results with a previous experiment on location names. We de-scribe a reliable annotation scheme for organisation names and present a corpus annotated for metonymic usage. We then discuss experiments with a supervised classification algorithm on this corpus, focusing on feature contributions and highlighting advantages and disadvantages of a classification approach to metonymy resolution.
Nissim M., Markert K. (2005). Learning to buy a Renault and talk to BMW: A supervised approach to conventional metonymy. TILBURG : s.n.
Learning to buy a Renault and talk to BMW: A supervised approach to conventional metonymy
NISSIM, MALVINA;
2005
Abstract
We test the validity of a machine learning approach to metonymy resolution, presenting a case study for organisation names and comparing the results with a previous experiment on location names. We de-scribe a reliable annotation scheme for organisation names and present a corpus annotated for metonymic usage. We then discuss experiments with a supervised classification algorithm on this corpus, focusing on feature contributions and highlighting advantages and disadvantages of a classification approach to metonymy resolution.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.