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==Author== | |||
[[category: | Barbara McGillivray | ||
Supervisors: Giovanna Marotta, Alessandro Lenci - Dipartimento di Linguistica, University of Pisa. | |||
==Description== | |||
This thesis presents the application of computational methods to the study of Latin verbs. In particular, the author describes the creation of a sub-categorization lexicon extracted automatically from annotated corpora. Furthermore she presents a probabilistic model for the acquisition of selection preferences from annotated corpora and Latin WordNet. Finally, the author describes the results of a diachronic quantitative study on Latin spatial preverbs. | |||
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Revision as of 10:20, 22 June 2016
Title
- A computational approach to Latin verbs: new resources and methods
Status: completed (defended in December 2010)
Author
Barbara McGillivray Supervisors: Giovanna Marotta, Alessandro Lenci - Dipartimento di Linguistica, University of Pisa.
Description
This thesis presents the application of computational methods to the study of Latin verbs. In particular, the author describes the creation of a sub-categorization lexicon extracted automatically from annotated corpora. Furthermore she presents a probabilistic model for the acquisition of selection preferences from annotated corpora and Latin WordNet. Finally, the author describes the results of a diachronic quantitative study on Latin spatial preverbs.