Verbal case frame acquisition from a bilingual corpus
Hideki Tanaka · 1994
This paper describes acquisition of English surface case frames from a corpus, based on a gradual knowledge acquisition approach. To acquire and unambiguously accumulate precise knowledge, the process is divided into three steps which are assigned to the most appropriate processor: either a human or a computer. The data is prepared by human workers and the knowledge is acquired and accumulated by a leaning program. By using this method, inconsistent human judgement is minimized. The acquired case frames basically duplicate human work, but are more precise and intelligible.