Special Issue on Natural Language Processing 2014

Open Access | | 9 papers

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Representation of a Sentence using a Polar Fuzzy Neutrosophic Semantic Net

Author 1: Sachin Lakra Author 2: T. V. Prasad Author 3: G. Ramakrishna

A semantic net can be used to represent a sentence. A sentence in a language contains semantics which are polar in nature, that is, semantics which are positive, neutral and negative. Neutrosophy is a relatively new field of science which can be used to mathematically represent triads of concepts. These… Read full abstract & cite →

semantic net polarity neutrosophy polar fuzzy neutrosophic semantic net NLP

Abstract doi.org/10.14569/SpecialIssue.2014.040101 PDF

Key Issues in Vowel Based Splitting of Telugu Bigrams

Author 1: T. Kameswara Rao Author 2: Dr. T. V.Prasad

Splitting of compound Telugu words into its components or root words is one of the important, tedious and yet inaccurate tasks of Natural Language Processing (NLP). Except in few special cases, at least one vowel is necessarily involved in Telugu conjunctions. In the result, vowels are often repeated as they… Read full abstract & cite →

Telugu word splitting vowel based splitting compound word splitting bigrams trigrams n-grams NLP

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Solving Semantic Problem of Phrases in NLP Using Universal Networking Language (UNL)

Author 1: M. F Mridha Author 2: Aloke Kumar Saha Author 3: Jugal Krishna Das

This paper largely deals with the Semantic problem and generation of semantic relations, which are difficult problems in the field of natural language processing. In this work we looked at it through the knowledge based perspective and language phenomena in terms of rules and dictionary features. The work is more… Read full abstract & cite →

Syntax and Semantic analysis Bangla Root Word Morphology and UNL NLP

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Analyzing Opinions and Argumentation in News Editorials and Op-Eds

Author 1: Bal Krishna Bal

Analyzing opinions and arguments in news editorials and op-eds is an interesting and a challenging task. The challenges lie in multiple levels – the text has to be analyzed in the discourse level (paragraphs and above) and also in the lower levels (sentence, phrase and word levels). The abundance of… Read full abstract & cite →

editorials opinions arguments persuasion sentiment analysis annotation NLP

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Automating the Shaping of Metadata Extracted from a Company Website with Open Source Tools

Author 1: Dr Ir Robert VISEUR

As part of a market analysis process, the objective was to automate the task of identifying the activities and skills of a collection of enterprises, namely Belgian and French open source companies. In order to avoid manual annotation through visual analysis of the websites’ content, a tool chain was developed… Read full abstract & cite →

terminology extraction named entities NLP tag cloud market analysis

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Towards the Design of a Textile Chemical Ontology

Author 1: Carolina Prieto Ferrero Author 2: Elena Lloret Author 3: Manuel Palomar

The main goal of this paper is to present the initial version of a Textile Chemical Ontology, to be used by textile professionals with the purpose of conceptualising and representing the banned and harmful chemical substances that are forbidden in this domain. After analysing different methodologies and determining that “Methontology”… Read full abstract & cite →

Ontology Chemical Textile Chemical Ontology Textile Ontology Chemical Textile Ontology NLP

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A Simple Strategy to Start Domain Ontology from Scratch

Author 1: Ivo Wolff Gersberg Author 2: Nelson F. F. Ebecken

Aiming the usage of Domain Ontology as an educational tool for neophyte students and focusing in a fast and easy way to start Domain Ontology from scratch, the semantics are set aside to identify contexts of concepts (terms) to build the ontology. Text Mining, Link Analysis and Graph Analysis create… Read full abstract & cite →

domain ontology contextual approach ontology NLP

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An Effective Reasoning Algorithm for Question Answering System

Author 1: Poonam Tanwar Author 2: Dr. T. V. Prasad Author 3: Dr. Kamlesh Datta

Knowledge representation (KR) is the most desirable area of research to make the system intelligent. Today is the era of knowledge that requires articulations, semantic, syntax etc. These requirements, forced to design a general system which is applicable to represent declarative as well as procedural knowledge. Without effective inference/reasoning mechanism… Read full abstract & cite →

Knowledge Representation (KR) Semantic Net Script Reasoning QAS NLP

Abstract doi.org/10.14569/SpecialIssue.2014.040108 PDF

A Survey of Automated Text Simplification

Author 1: Matthew Shardlow

Text simplification modifies syntax and lexicon to improve the understandability of language for an end user. This survey identifies and classifies simplification research within the period 1998-2013. Simplification can be used for many applications, including: Second language learners, preprocessing in pipelines and assistive technology. There are many approaches to the… Read full abstract & cite →

Text Simplification Lexical Simplification Syntactic NLP Simplification

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