The paper describes the creation of a manually validated dataset of Italian multiword expressions, building on candidates automatically extracted from corpora of written Italian. The main features of the resource, such as POS-pattern and lemma distribution, are also discussed, together with possible applications.

Masini, F., Micheli, M., Zaninello, A., Castagnoli, S., Nissim, M. (2020). Multiword Expressions We Live by: A Validated Usage-based Dataset from Corpora of Written Italian. In Proceedings of the Seventh Italian Conference on Computational Linguistics (pp.1-5).

Multiword Expressions We Live by: A Validated Usage-based Dataset from Corpora of Written Italian

Micheli, M. S.
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2020

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The paper describes the creation of a manually validated dataset of Italian multiword expressions, building on candidates automatically extracted from corpora of written Italian. The main features of the resource, such as POS-pattern and lemma distribution, are also discussed, together with possible applications.
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Multiword expressions; Italian; corpora;
English
Italian Conference on Computational Linguistics 2020 - March 1-3, 2021
2020
Monti, J; Dell'Orletta, F; Tamburini, F
Proceedings of the Seventh Italian Conference on Computational Linguistics
2020
2769
1
5
https://ceur-ws.org/Vol-2769/
open
Masini, F., Micheli, M., Zaninello, A., Castagnoli, S., Nissim, M. (2020). Multiword Expressions We Live by: A Validated Usage-based Dataset from Corpora of Written Italian. In Proceedings of the Seventh Italian Conference on Computational Linguistics (pp.1-5).
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