Abstract
We present an automatic semantic roles labeling system for structured trees of Chinese sentences. It adopts dependency decision making and example-based approaches. The training data and extracted examples are from the Sinica Treebank, which is a Chinese Treebank with semantic role assigned for each constituent. It used 74 abstract semantic roles including thematic roles, such as ‘agent’; ‘theme’, ‘instrument’, and secondary roles of ‘location’, ‘time’, ‘manner’ and roles for nominal modifiers. The design of role assignment algorithm is based on the different decision features, such as head-argument/modifier, case makers, sentence structures etc. It labels semantic roles of parsed sentences. Therefore the practical performance of the system depends on a good parser which labels the right structures of sentences. The system achieves 92.71% accuracy in labeling the semantic roles for pre-structure- bracketed texts which is considerably higher than the simple method using probabilistic model of head-modifier relations.
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You, J. M., & Chen, K. J. (2004). Automatic semantic role assignment for a tree structure. In Proceedings of the 3rd SIGHAN Workshop on Chinese Language Processing, SIGHAN@ACL 2004 - Held in cooperation with ACL 2004 (pp. 109–115). Association for Computational Linguistics (ACL).
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