Patrones léxicos para la extracción de conceptos vinculados por la relación parte-todo en español

Victoria Soler

Amparo Alcina

This paper presents a catalogue of lexical patterns in Spanish for extracting semi-automatically concepts linked by the part-whole relation in the ceramics subject area. These lexical patterns have been obtained from the analysis of a corpus of texts about ceramics in which the linguistic structures linking terms related by the part-whole relation have been identified. These linguistic structures have been classified and their canonical form has been obtained in order to create pattern candidates. Finally, the precision of these patterns has been measured.

Keywords: knowledge-rich contexts, linguistic patterns, lexical patterns, part, conceptual relations, whole relation, Spanish, knowledge extraction

Article language: Spanish

Published online: 04 August 2008
https://doi.org/10.1075/term.14.1.06sol

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