Recent natural language learning research has shown that structural kernels can be effectively used to induce accurate models of linguistic phenomena. In this paper, we show that the above properties hold on a novel task related to predicate argument classification. A tree kernel for selecting the subtrees which encodes argument structures is applied. Experiments with Support Vector Machines on large data sets (i.e. the PropBank collection) show that such kernel improves the recognition of argument boundaries.
Engineering of Syntactic Features for Shallow Semantic Parsing
Coppola, Bonaventura;Pighin, Daniele;
2005-01-01
Abstract
Recent natural language learning research has shown that structural kernels can be effectively used to induce accurate models of linguistic phenomena. In this paper, we show that the above properties hold on a novel task related to predicate argument classification. A tree kernel for selecting the subtrees which encodes argument structures is applied. Experiments with Support Vector Machines on large data sets (i.e. the PropBank collection) show that such kernel improves the recognition of argument boundaries.File in questo prodotto:
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