A Qualia-based Description of Specialized Knowledge Units in the Lexical-Constructional Model

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  • Arianne Reimerink
  • Pilar León Araúz
  • Pamela Faber

Abstract

EcoLexicon is a frame-based knowledge base on the environment. Theinformation it contains is coherently structured within a prototypical domain event, the Environmental Event (EE). At an intra- and intercategorial level, a closed inventory of relations has been defined that relates concepts to each other as well as to the EE. It will be the basis for a formal domain ontology which will serve computational purposes, enhance searches and allow for automatic information extraction. Theoretical premises from Frame-Based Terminology, the Generative Lexicon and the Lexical-Constructional Model provide a streamlined formalism that brings us one step closer to a formal ontology.

Keywords: frame-based terminology; generative lexicon; lexical constructional model; formalism; ontology Arianne Reimerink, Pilar León Araúz and Pamela Faber University of Granada

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2010-09-20

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Reimerink, A., León Araúz, P., & Faber, P. (2010). A Qualia-based Description of Specialized Knowledge Units in the Lexical-Constructional Model. Terminàlia, 1(1), 17–25. Retrieved from https://revistes.iec.cat/index.php/Terminalia/article/view/62270.001

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No. 1: July 2010

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