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Cet article rapporte l'effet de la taille du corpus sur l'acquisition d'un cadre de cas pour l'analyse de la structure prédicat-argument en japonais. Pour cette étude, nous collectons un corpus japonais comprenant jusqu'à 100 milliards de mots et construisons des cadres de cas à partir de corpus de six tailles différentes. Ensuite, nous appliquons ces cadres de cas à l'analyse syntaxique et de la structure de cas, ainsi qu'à la résolution d'anaphore zéro, afin d'étudier la relation entre la taille du corpus pour l'acquisition du cadre de cas et les performances de l'analyse de la structure prédicat-argument. Nous avons obtenu de meilleures analyses en utilisant des bases de cas construites à partir de corpus plus vastes ; la performance n’était pas saturée même avec un corpus de 100 milliards de mots.
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Ryohei SASANO, Daisuke KAWAHARA, Sadao KUROHASHI, "The Effect of Corpus Size on Case Frame Acquisition for Predicate-Argument Structure Analysis" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E93-D, no. 6, pp. 1361-1368, June 2010, doi: 10.1587/transinf.E93.D.1361.
Abstract: This paper reports the effect of corpus size on case frame acquisition for predicate-argument structure analysis in Japanese. For this study, we collect a Japanese corpus consisting of up to 100 billion words, and construct case frames from corpora of six different sizes. Then, we apply these case frames to syntactic and case structure analysis, and zero anaphora resolution, in order to investigate the relationship between the corpus size for case frame acquisition and the performance of predicate-argument structure analysis. We obtained better analyses by using case frames constructed from larger corpora; the performance was not saturated even with a corpus size of 100 billion words.
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