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The relation between mostly concept-based lexical-semantic networks (wordnets) and lemma-based lexical resources (dictionaries) has been explored so far mainly for wordnet-building purposes, and such projects and related issues are well documented.
In spite of not being meant to serve lexicographical purposes (in the case of most wordnets, with some notable exceptions), wordnets have become a de facto standard for the drafting of dictionary content. Experience resulting from using wordnets as a data source for lexicography and issues related to them have just started to be systematically discussed.
In the WNLEX Workshop, we define the state of the art in the discussed topics, provide a survey of solved and unsolved issues, and an outlook on future work regarding wordnet as a resource in lexicographical workflows.
Target group for this workshop is lexicographers.
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Uploaded videos:
Use and Evaluation of Wordnets as Lexicographical Resources
Jul 24, 2018
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Lexicographic Perspective on Wordnet Interoperability in CLARIN
Jul 24, 2018
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544 Views
Representing WordNets with OntoLex and the Global Wordnet Formats
Jul 24, 2018
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639 Views
Linking Lexicographic Resources: The Opportunities and Challenges Offered by the...
Jul 24, 2018
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647 Views
Corpus-based Wordnet Development and plWordNet as a Relational Semantic Dictiona...
Jul 24, 2018
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617 Views
Wordnet as a crowd source for untreated languages, concepts, and data elements
Jul 24, 2018
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658 Views