A Thesaurus which Classifies Terms by Facets for Natural Language Processing of Japanese

  • Kokubu Y
  • Okano H
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Abstract

Instead of a thesaurus specialized in conventional information retrieval, we developed a thesaurus of 370,000 terms for the purpose of natural language processing such as parsing or the term standardization. Because each entry term has a large number of terms with various semantic relations, we introduce a facet and classify them for finding relative terms easily. Furthermore, we distinguish discriminatory terms, and fluctuating Japanese spellings. We described points to keep in mind and future tasks in making a thesaurus. Our package has the connecting function with the Internet and the other dictionaries. We also described about a customized function of our package software, and a usage to the parsing, a calculation of the semantic distance between the terms, the standardization of the terms. Adapted from the source document.

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Kokubu, Y., & Okano, H. (2010). A Thesaurus which Classifies Terms by Facets for Natural Language Processing of Japanese. Journal of Natural Language Processing, 17(1), 247–263. https://doi.org/10.5715/jnlp.17.1_247

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