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Preface | |
Acknowledgments | |
Introduction | |
Machine-Readable Texts and Dictionaries | |
A Short History of Meaning | |
Meaning as Nonsymbolic | |
Intermediate Cases | |
Meaning as Symbolic | |
Meaning as Reference | |
Meaning as Physical Manipulation, Action, or Behavior | |
Verificationism | |
Procedural Semantics | |
Fregean Functionalism | |
Connectionism | |
Meaning and Information Theory | |
Meanings as Stereotypes | |
Symbolic Accounts of Definitional Meaning | |
Truth Conditions as a Theory of Meaning | |
Meaning as Deductive or Inferential Relations | |
Meaning as Equivalent to Symbolic Structures | |
Primitives in Meaning Definition | |
Escape Arguments | |
Putnam's Argument | |
Charniak's Argument | |
Toward a Clearer View of Semantic Primitives | |
Wordbooks as Human Artifacts: Dictionaries and Thesauri | |
The Standard Dictionary | |
The Classic Thesaurus | |
Bilingual Dictionaries | |
Style Dictionaries | |
Concordances | |
Are there Psychological Constraints on Dictionaries? | |
Are Word Senses Real? | |
Kay's Mental Lexicon vs. Concrete Dictionaries | |
Further Problems with Dictionaries | |
Early Computational Approaches: Tasks and Tools | |
Computing Over Whole Dictionaries: Olney and Revard at SDC | |
Amsler's Thesis | |
Michiel's Early Work on LDOCE | |
Lattices and Thesauri | |
Sparck Jones's Thesis and the Transition to Information Retrieval | |
Information Retrieval and Thesauri | |
Up to Modern Times: Wilks on Theasuri and Frames | |
Text Analysis and its Relationship to Dictionaries: Dictionaries as Texts | |
The Dictionary as a Text: LDOCE and COBUILD | |
LDOCE: A Basic MRD | |
COBUILD | |
Dictionaries as Texts | |
Cheng-Ming Guo: Deriving Semantic Primitives from MRD | |
Dictionaries as Knowledge Structures | |
Text Analysis on a Large Scale | |
TIPSTER | |
The NMSU-Brandeis System | |
Tuning GLS Entries Against a Corpus | |
Walker and Amsler | |
Pathtrieve | |
Pathfinder Networks | |
The Construction of Modern Lexicons | |
Lexicons vs. Wordbooks | |
AI and Linguistic Principles of Lexicon (Re)construction | |
Dorr (1991): UNITRAN Machine Translation | |
Using the Grammar Coding System of LDOCE | |
AI and Psychological Principles of Lexicon (Re)construction | |
WordNet | |
The CyC Project | |
Lexical Acquisition from Human Subjects | |
NMSU's Pathfinder | |
Lexical Acquisition from Texts | |
Lexical Workbenches: Carnegie Mellon's ONTOS and MCC's LUKE | |
Extended-Aspect Calculus | |
The "Neutral Lexicon"? | |
Automatic Techniques for Analyzing Machine-Readable Dictionaries | |
Pattern Matching and Parsing | |
Explicit and Implicit Dictionary Information | |
Methodological Issues in the Analysis of Machine-Readable Dictionaries | |
Database Approaches to the Machine-Tractable Dictionary | |
IBM: Dictionary Entry Parsing | |
Semantic Approaches to the Machine-Tractable Dictionary | |
Boguraev and Levin | |
Defining Formulas and the Relational Lexicon: Illinois and Liege | |
Categories for Prepositions | |
The NMSU School | |
NMSU: The Defining Spiral | |
The SPIRAL Procedure | |
The ARC Procedure | |
The NMSU Lexicon Provider | |
Constructing the Lexicon | |
Contextual Structure | |
Enriching Frames | |
The Tree Interpreter | |
Alshawi | |
The Dutch School: Tagging the LDOCE "Corpus" | |
Genus Hierarchies and Networks | |
The Basic Technique | |
Overview of the Work | |
Extracting Semantic Networks from LDOCE | |
Finding the Genus Term | |
The Empty Head Heuristic | |
The Disambiguated Network of Noun Senses--NounSense | |
Evaluation | |
General Topology | |
Statistics | |
Numerical Methods for Language Processing | |
Techniques for Aiding in the Construction of Dictionaries | |
Limited Domains | |
Disambiguation Relative to Translations into Another Language | |
Disambiguation Relative to a Single Language | |
CRL Techniques for Word Sense Disambiguation in Dictionaries | |
Co-occurrence Neighborhoods | |
Subject-Dependent Neighborhoods | |
Word Sense Disambiguation in General Texts | |
Lexical Disambiguation Using Simulated Annealing | |
Simulated Annealing | |
Word-Sense Disambiguation with Simulated Annealing | |
Experiments | |
Automatic Processing of Bilingual Dictionaries | |
Bilingual Dictionaries | |
The ACQUILEX Project | |
Catizone, Russel, and Warwick | |
White | |
Klavans and Tzoukermann | |
Neff and McCord | |
The NMSU Computing Research Laboratory | |
NORM: The CRL Translator's Assistant | |
Consumer Projects Using Machine-Readable Dictionaries | |
The Automatic Creation of Lexical Entries for Machine Translation | |
ULTRA | |
The System of Intermediate Representation | |
The Language Components | |
ULTRA's Lexicons | |
The Automatic Construction of Lexical Items | |
Approaches to Achieving Full Specification | |
Pangloss | |
Lexical Levels: An Overview of the Lexicons | |
Spanish Lexical Entries | |
Intermediate Representations | |
English Lexical Entries for Generation | |
Interdependence and Uniformity of Representations | |
Use of Automated Procedures | |
Conclusion | |
Slator's PREMO: Knowledge-Based Parsing | |
Language Objects | |
Control Structure | |
Text Structure | |
Text Lexicon | |
IBM: Deciding Attachments | |
The Present | |
Piggybacking a Dictionary from a Corpus and a "Seed" MRD | |
New Modes of Dictionary Construction | |
The Japanese EDR Project | |
The New Cambridge Dictionary | |
The Oxford-DEC dictionary: The Hector Project | |
Organizational Developments | |
ACQUILEX | |
The "Survey of NLP Lexicons" | |
The Linguistic Data Consortium | |
The Consortium for Lexical Research | |
Resources and Services of the Consortium | |
Conclusion: Evaluating Lexicons? | |
Is the MRD Era Over? | |
References | |
Index | |
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