Maria Pozzi
Also published as: Mara Pozzi, María Pozzi
2012
Using Wikipedia to Validate the Terminology found in a Corpus of Basic Textbooks
Jorge Vivaldi
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Luis Adrián Cabrera-Diego
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Gerardo Sierra
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María Pozzi
Proceedings of the Eighth International Conference on Language Resources and Evaluation (LREC'12)
A scientific vocabulary is a set of terms that designate scientific concepts. This set of lexical units can be used in several applications ranging from the development of terminological dictionaries and machine translation systems to the development of lexical databases and beyond. Even though automatic term recognition systems exist since the 80s, this process is still mainly done by hand, since it generally yields more accurate results, although not in less time and at a higher cost. Some of the reasons for this are the fairly low precision and recall results obtained, the domain dependence of existing tools and the lack of available semantic knowledge needed to validate these results. In this paper we present a method that uses Wikipedia as a semantic knowledge resource, to validate term candidates from a set of scientific text books used in the last three years of high school for mathematics, health education and ecology. The proposed method may be applied to any domain or language (assuming there is a minimal coverage by Wikipedia).
2009
Proceedings of the 1st Workshop on Definition Extraction
Gerardo Sierra
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Mara Pozzi
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Juan-Manuel Torres
Proceedings of the 1st Workshop on Definition Extraction
1980
A Method to Reduce Large Number of Concordances
Maria Pozzi
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Javier Becerra
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Jaime Rangel
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Luis Fernando Lara
COLING 1980 Volume 1: The 8th International Conference on Computational Linguistics
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- Luis Fernando Lara 1
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