Nava Maroto


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2014

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Building the Interface between Experts and Linguists in the Detection and characterisation of Neology in the Field of Neurosciences
Jesús Torres-del-Rey | Nava Maroto
Proceedings of the 4th International Workshop on Computational Terminology (Computerm)

2012

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Semantic Relations Established by Specialized Processes Expressed by Nouns and Verbs: Identification in a Corpus by means of Syntactico-semantic Annotation
Nava Maroto | Marie-Claude L’Homme | Amparo Alcina
Proceedings of the Eighth International Conference on Language Resources and Evaluation (LREC'12)

This article presents the methodology and results of the analysis of terms referring to processes expressed by verbs or nouns in a corpus of specialized texts dealing with ceramics. Both noun and verb terms are explored in context in order to identify and represent the semantic roles held by their participants (arguments and circumstants), and therefore explore some of the relations established by these terms. We present a methodology for the identification of related terms that take part in the development of specialized processes and the annotation of the semantic roles expressed in these contexts. The analysis has allowed us to identify participants in the process, some of which were already present in our previous work, but also some new ones. This method is useful in the distinction of different meanings of the same verb. Contexts in which processes are expressed by verbs have proved to be very informative, even if they are less frequent in the corpus. This work is viewed as a first step in the implementation ― in ontologies ― of conceptual relations in which activities are involved.