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    <abstract>This paper describes a method for extracting disambiguated (bilingual) is-a relationships from parallel (English and Japanese) dictionary definitions by using word-level alignment. Definitions have a specific pattern, namely, a “genus term and differentia” structure; therefore, bilingual genus terms can be extracted by using bilingual pattern matching. For the alignment of words in the genus terms, a dynamic programming framework for sentence-level alignment proposed by Gale et al. [6] is used.</abstract>
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%0 Conference Proceedings
%T Extracting a Disambiguated Thesaurus from Parallel Dictionary Definitions
%A Uramoto, Naohiko
%S Second Workshop on Very Large Corpora
%D 1994
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%X This paper describes a method for extracting disambiguated (bilingual) is-a relationships from parallel (English and Japanese) dictionary definitions by using word-level alignment. Definitions have a specific pattern, namely, a “genus term and differentia” structure; therefore, bilingual genus terms can be extracted by using bilingual pattern matching. For the alignment of words in the genus terms, a dynamic programming framework for sentence-level alignment proposed by Gale et al. [6] is used.
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Markdown (Informal)

[Extracting a Disambiguated Thesaurus from Parallel Dictionary Definitions](https://aclanthology.org/1994.vlc-1.3) (Uramoto, VLC 1994)

• Extracting a Disambiguated Thesaurus from Parallel Dictionary Definitions (Uramoto, VLC 1994)

ACL

• Naohiko Uramoto. 1994. Extracting a Disambiguated Thesaurus from Parallel Dictionary Definitions. In Second Workshop on Very Large Corpora, pages 33–42.