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user:stranak:terminologie [2007/11/15 15:43] bejcek Přidány vyhledávky z webu o Bridging Anaphora |
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| - | česky //nikoliv lexie, ale lexikum//! Tedy celá slovní zásoba daného jazyka. | + | česky //nikoliv lexie, ale lexikum//%%!%% Tedy celá slovní zásoba daného jazyka. |
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| Usually bridging anaphora considers two types: Associative anaphors are NPs that have an antecedent that is necessary to their interpretation (the relation between the anaphor and its antecedent is different from identity); and Indirect anaphor are those that have an identity relation with their antecedents but the anaphor and its antecedent have different headnouns. In both associative and indirect anaphora, the semantic relation holding between the anaphor and its antecedent play an essential role for resolution. | Usually bridging anaphora considers two types: Associative anaphors are NPs that have an antecedent that is necessary to their interpretation (the relation between the anaphor and its antecedent is different from identity); and Indirect anaphor are those that have an identity relation with their antecedents but the anaphor and its antecedent have different headnouns. In both associative and indirect anaphora, the semantic relation holding between the anaphor and its antecedent play an essential role for resolution. | ||
| - | [[acl.ldc.upenn.edu/ | + | [[http://acl.ldc.upenn.edu/ |
| Bridging is a referential phenomenon occurring when the referent of a linguistic expression can be determined only by recovering a meaningful implicit relation with an already mentioned entity or event. For example, in the following Italian sentences, the correct interpretation for // | Bridging is a referential phenomenon occurring when the referent of a linguistic expression can be determined only by recovering a meaningful implicit relation with an already mentioned entity or event. For example, in the following Italian sentences, the correct interpretation for // | ||
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