Kyo Kageura
List of John Benjamins publications for which Kyo Kageura plays a role.
Book series
ISSN 1388-8455
Journal
Titles
Computational terminology and filtering of terminological information
Edited by Patrick Drouin, Natalia Grabar, Thierry Hamon, Kyo Kageura and Koichi Takeuchi
Special issue of Terminology 24:1 (2018) v, 147 pp.
Subjects Lexicography | Terminology | Translation Studies
Terminology across Languages and Domains
Edited by Patrick Drouin, Natalia Grabar, Thierry Hamon and Kyo Kageura
Special issue of Terminology 21:2 (2015) v, 153 pp.
Subjects Lexicography | Terminology
The Quantitative Analysis of the Dynamics and Structure of Terminologies
Kyo Kageura
[Terminology and Lexicography Research and Practice, 15] 2012. xix, 243 pp.
Subjects Terminology
Recent Trends in Computational Terminology
Edited by Béatrice Daille, Kyo Kageura, Hiroshi Nakagawa and Lee-Feng Chien
Special issue of Terminology 10:1 (2004) vi, 182 pp.
Subjects Lexicography | Terminology
The Dynamics of Terminology: A descriptive theory of term formation and terminological growth
Kyo Kageura
[Terminology and Lexicography Research and Practice, 5] 2002. viii, 322 pp.
Subjects Lexicography | Natural language processing | Semantics | Terminology
Subjects Japanese linguistics | Terminology
Articles
2022 Chapter 21. Terminological growth Theoretical Perspectives on Terminology: Explaining terms, concepts and specialized knowledge, Faber, Pamela and Marie-Claude L'Homme (eds.), pp. 457–476
The generation of new terms involves various factors at different levels and can be described and modelled from different points of view. This chapter analyses approaches that model terminological growth by describing the creation of new terms in relation to the terminology of a domain as a set or… read more | Chapter
2018 Computational terminology and filtering of terminological information: Introduction to the special issue Computational terminology and filtering of terminological information, Drouin, Patrick, Natalia Grabar, Thierry Hamon, Kyo Kageura and Koichi Takeuchi (eds.), pp. 1–6
Introduction
2018 Building controlled bilingual terminologies for the municipal domain and evaluating them using a coverage estimation approach Terminology 24:2, pp. 149–180
This article examines the status of constructed controlled terminologies from the perspective of the coverage of terms/concepts. To facilitate controlled authoring of Japanese texts of the municipal domain and promote machine translatability into English, we constructed terminologies in the… read more | Article
2015 Introduction to the Special Issue: Terminology across languages and domains Terminology across Languages and Domains, Drouin, Patrick, Natalia Grabar, Thierry Hamon and Kyo Kageura (eds.), pp. 139–150
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2015 Terminology and lexicography Handbook of Terminology: Volume 1, Kockaert, Hendrik J. and Frieda Steurs (eds.), pp. 45–59
The word “terminology” has three meanings: (1) the set of practices and methods used for the collection, description and presentation of terms; (2) the set of premises, arguments and conclusions required for explaining the relationships between concepts and terms (in other words, the theory of… read more | Article
2010 Analysing the status of borrowed morphemes in terminological structure: The case of Japanese terminologies Terminology 16:2, pp. 181–216
Borrowed morphemes play an important role in Japanese terminologies. Though several investigations have dealt with the status of borrowed morphemes in Japanese terminologies, the status of borrowed morphemes within the structure of terminologies has not been fully addressed so far. In order to… read more | Article
2008 9. BEYTrans: A Wiki-based environment for helping online volunteer translators Topics in Language Resources for Translation and Localisation, Yuste Rodrigo, Elia (ed.), pp. 135–150
The aim of our research is to design and develop a new online collaborative translation environment suitable for the way online volunteer translators work. In this chapter, we discuss how to exploit collaborative Wiki-based technology for the design of the online collaborative computer-aided… read more | Article
2008 Reflecting on fifteen years of research and development in terminology Terminology 14:2, pp. 153–157
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2004 Introduction: Recent trends in computational terminology Recent Trends in Computational Terminology, Daille, Béatrice, Kyo Kageura, Hiroshi Nakagawa and Lee-Feng Chien (eds.), pp. 1–21
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2002 Computerm 2002: The 2nd International Workshop on Computational Terminology Terminology 8:2, pp. 333–334
Miscellaneous
2001 A graph-based approach to the automatic generation of multilingual keyword clusters Recent Advances in Computational Terminology, Bourigault, Didier, Christian Jacquemin and Marie-Claude L'Homme (eds.), pp. 1–27
In this paper, we report an effective graph-theoretic method for generating Japanese and English bilingual keyword clusters using the keyword lists assigned to academic papers by the authors where each of the generated clusters contains keywords with similar meanings from both languages. The… read more | Chapter
An HMM-based method for extracting bilingual morpheme pairs from domain-specific bilingual term lists is reported in this paper. In recent years, many bilingual term lists have become available in electronic form. If the bilingual morpheme pairs in the lists are automatically identified, they can… read more | Article
2000 Preface to Terminology 6:2: Towards further developments of automatic term recognition Japanese Term Extraction, Kageura, Kyo and Teruo Koyama, pp. v–vii
Miscellaneous
2000 Recent advances in automatic term recognition: Experiences from the NTCIR workshop on information retrieval and term recognition Japanese Term Extraction, Kageura, Kyo and Teruo Koyama, pp. 151–173
This article provides basic background information on the articles included in this special issue on Japanese term extraction, by (i) clarifying the basic background of research into automatic term recognition, (ii) explaining briefly the ‘contest’-style workshop we organised in 1999, and (iii)… read more | Article
1998 Theories 'of' terminology: A quest for a framework for the study of term formation Terminology 5:1, pp. 21–40
Traditional "theory " of terminology, as far as I understand it, has two shortcomings. The first, which is now pointed out by many researchers, is that the way in which the study of terms is viewed is too restricted, and the descriptive means such as "concepts" are not rich enough. This becomes… read more | Article
1998 An analysis of medical synonyms: The word-structure of preferred terms Terminology 5:2, pp. 229–249
This paper attempts to clarify the types of terms which are likely to be preferred among synonyms. We regard the term referred to by the other synonyms in a dictionary as the dominant term among synonyms. More than 2,000 pairs of Japanese synonymous terms for diseases are extracted from a standard… read more | Article
1997 A preliminary investigation of the nature of frequency distributions of constituent elements of terms in terminology Terminology 4:2, pp. 199–223
A preliminary investigation of the nature of frequency distributions of the constituent elements of terms in terminology is carried out, and the result is reported. In order to approximate the regularity of frequency distributions, MizutanVs (1953) formula based on the projection function was… read more | Article
1997 1.4.3 Multifaceted/Multidimensional Concept Systems Handbook of Terminology Management: Volume 1: Basic Aspects of Terminology Management, Wright, Sue Ellen and Gerhard Budin (comps.), pp. 119–132
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1996 Methods of automatic term recognition: A review Terminology 3:2, pp. 259–289
Following the growing interest in "corpus-based" approaches to computational linguistics, a number of studies have recently appeared on the topic of automatic term recognition or extraction. Because a successful term-recognition method has to be based on proper insights into the nature of terms,… read more | Article
1995 Toward the theoretical study of terms: A sketch from the linguistic viewpoint Terminology 2:2, pp. 239–257
Although the study of scientific terms is gaining in importance and although it is sometimes claimed that the study of terms constitutes an independent discipline called "terminology", there has been little research into the essential perspective from which terms are to be examined. Against this… read more | Article
1994 Differences in linguistic representations of concepts in Japanese and English complex noun terms Terminology 1:1, pp. 103–119
This paper compares the characteristics of Japanese complex noun terms with those of English in the field of documentation, based on a multilingual corpus. It first presents the basic characteristics of Japanese and English terms at the formal and grammatical level, then it examines the different… read more | Article