PropBank Annotation of Multilingual Light Verb Constructions

Jena D. Hwang,Archna Bhatia,Claire Bonial,Aous Mansouri,Ashwini Vaidya,Nianwen Xue,Martha Palmer

LAW IV '10 Proceedings of the Fourth Linguistic Annotation Workshop（2010）

University of Colorado at Boulder | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign | Brandeis University

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In this paper, we have addressed the task of PropBank annotation of light verb constructions, which like multi-word expressions pose special problems. To arrive at a solution, we have evaluated 3 different possible methods of annotation. The final method involves three passes: (1) manual identification of a light verb construction, (2) annotation based on the light verb construction's Frame File, and (3) a deterministic merging of the first two passes. We also discuss how in various languages the light verb constructions are identified and can be distinguished from the non-light verb word groupings.

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light verb construction,non-light verb word grouping,PropBank annotation,Frame File,different possible method,final method,manual identification,multi-word expression,special problem,various language,multilingual light verb construction

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