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Title CDB - A Database of Lexical Collocations

Authors Krenn Brigitte (Austrian Research Institute for Artificial Intelligence (OFAI) Freyung 6/3/1a, Vienna, Austria email: brigitte@ai.univie.ac.at)

Keywords Computational Lexicon, Language Resource, Lexicon-Cum-Corpus, Linguistic Database, Relational Model and Database for Lexical Collocations

Session Session WP4 - Lexicon: Semantic and Multilingual Issues

Abstract CDB is a relational database designed for the particular needs of representing lexical collocations. The relational model is defined such that competence-based descriptions of collocations (the competence base) and actually occurring collocation examples extracted from text corpora (the example base) complete each other. In the paper, the relational model is described and examples for the representation of German PP-verb collocations are given. A number of example queries are presented, and additional facilities which are built on top of the database are discussed.

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Title	CDB - A Database of Lexical Collocations
Authors	Krenn Brigitte (Austrian Research Institute for Artificial Intelligence (OFAI) Freyung 6/3/1a, Vienna, Austria email: brigitte@ai.univie.ac.at)
Keywords	Computational Lexicon, Language Resource, Lexicon-Cum-Corpus, Linguistic Database, Relational Model and Database for Lexical Collocations
Session	Session WP4 - Lexicon: Semantic and Multilingual Issues
Abstract	CDB is a relational database designed for the particular needs of representing lexical collocations. The relational model is defined such that competence-based descriptions of collocations (the competence base) and actually occurring collocation examples extracted from text corpora (the example base) complete each other. In the paper, the relational model is described and examples for the representation of German PP-verb collocations are given. A number of example queries are presented, and additional facilities which are built on top of the database are discussed.