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Title Morphological Tagging to Resolve Morphological Ambiguities

Authors Birocheau Gaelle (Centre Lucien TESNIERE, Universite de FRANCHE-COMTE, BESANCON, FRANCE 10, rue Leonard de Vinci, 25000 BESANCON, FRANCE gaelle.birocheau@univ-fcomte.fr)

Keywords BNC2, English, Local grammars, Morphological ambiguities, Morphological tagging, NLP, POS1

Session Session WP5 - Corpus Tagging

Abstract The issue of this paper is to present the advantages of a morphological tagging of English in order to resolve morphological ambiguities. Such a way of tagging seems to be more efficient because it allows an intention description of morphological forms compared with the extensive collection of usual dictionaries. This method has already been experimented on French and has given promising results. It is very relevant since it allows both to bring hidden morphological rules to light which are very useful especially for foreign learners and take lexical creativity into account. Moreover, this morphological tagging was conceived in relation to the subsequent disambiguation which is mainly based on local grammars. The purpose is to create a morphological analyser being easily adaptable and modifiable and avoiding the usual errors of the ordinary morphological taggers linked to dictionaries.

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Title	Morphological Tagging to Resolve Morphological Ambiguities
Authors	Birocheau Gaelle (Centre Lucien TESNIERE, Universite de FRANCHE-COMTE, BESANCON, FRANCE 10, rue Leonard de Vinci, 25000 BESANCON, FRANCE gaelle.birocheau@univ-fcomte.fr)
Keywords	BNC2, English, Local grammars, Morphological ambiguities, Morphological tagging, NLP, POS1
Session	Session WP5 - Corpus Tagging
Abstract	The issue of this paper is to present the advantages of a morphological tagging of English in order to resolve morphological ambiguities. Such a way of tagging seems to be more efficient because it allows an intention description of morphological forms compared with the extensive collection of usual dictionaries. This method has already been experimented on French and has given promising results. It is very relevant since it allows both to bring hidden morphological rules to light which are very useful especially for foreign learners and take lexical creativity into account. Moreover, this morphological tagging was conceived in relation to the subsequent disambiguation which is mainly based on local grammars. The purpose is to create a morphological analyser being easily adaptable and modifiable and avoiding the usual errors of the ordinary morphological taggers linked to dictionaries.