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Title PoS Disambiguation and Partial Parsing Bidirectional Interaction

Authors Felipe Montserrat Marimon (Grup d’Investigacio en Linguistica Computacional Universitat de Barcelona, email: montse@gilcub.es)
Porta Zamorano Jordi (Departamento de Linguistica Computacional Real Academia Espanola, email:porta@rae.es)

Keywords Chunks, Partial Parsing, PoS Disambiguation

Session Session WP5 - Corpus Tagging

Abstract This paper presents Latch; a system for PoS disambiguation and partial parsing that has been developed for Spanish. In this system, chunks can be recognized and can be referred to like ordinary words in the disambiguation process. This way, sentences are simplified so that the disambiguator can operate interpreting a chunk as a word and chunk head information as a word analysis. This interaction of PoS disambiguation and partial parsing reduces the effort needed for writing rules considerably. Furthermore, the methodology we propose improves both efficiency and results.

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Title	PoS Disambiguation and Partial Parsing Bidirectional Interaction
Authors	Felipe Montserrat Marimon (Grup d’Investigacio en Linguistica Computacional Universitat de Barcelona, email: montse@gilcub.es) Porta Zamorano Jordi (Departamento de Linguistica Computacional Real Academia Espanola, email:porta@rae.es)
Keywords	Chunks, Partial Parsing, PoS Disambiguation
Session	Session WP5 - Corpus Tagging
Abstract	This paper presents Latch; a system for PoS disambiguation and partial parsing that has been developed for Spanish. In this system, chunks can be recognized and can be referred to like ordinary words in the disambiguation process. This way, sentences are simplified so that the disambiguator can operate interpreting a chunk as a word and chunk head information as a word analysis. This interaction of PoS disambiguation and partial parsing reduces the effort needed for writing rules considerably. Furthermore, the methodology we propose improves both efficiency and results.