Compilation of Specialized Comparable Corpora in French and Japanese

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We present in this paper the development of a specialized comparable corpora compilation tool, for which quality would be close to a manually compiled corpus. The comparability is based on three levels: domain, topic and type of discourse. Domain and topic can be filtered with the keywords used through web search. But the detection of the type of discourse needs a wide linguistic analysis. The first step of our work is to automate the detection of the type of discourse that can be found in a scientific domain (science and popular science) in French and Japanese languages. First, a contrastive stylistic analysis of the two types of discourse is done on both languages. This analysis leads to the creation of a reusable, generic and robust typology. Machine learning algorithms are then applied to the typology, using shallow parsing. We obtain good results, with an average precision of 80% and an average recall of 70% that demonstrate the efficiency of this typology. This classification tool is then inserted in a corpus compilation tool which is a text collection treatment chain realized through IBM UIMA system. Starting from two specialized web documents collection in French and Japanese, this tool creates the corresponding corpus.

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Goeuriot, L., Morin, E., & Daille, B. (2009). Compilation of Specialized Comparable Corpora in French and Japanese. In BUCC 2009 - 2nd Workshop on Building and Using Comparable Corpora: From Parallel to Non-Parallel Corpora at the ACL-IJCNLP 2009 - Proceedings (pp. 55–63). Association for Computational Linguistics (ACL). https://doi.org/10.3115/1690339.1690353

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