Turkish Word Clauses For Part Of Speech Tagging - Turna, S. Emir
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According to their types of duties in a sentence, the meaning of the sentence varies. Therefore, in order to determine the exact meaning of the words in a sentence, the type and duty of the words should be examined. After the type determination process, the word phrases can be obtained. In Turkish, depending on the word combinations, different word phrases can be occurred based on the types of the words. For this reason, all phrase possibilities should be considered during type determination process. After determining the word phrases, word clauses can be detected. The most common problem…mehr

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According to their types of duties in a sentence, the meaning of the sentence varies. Therefore, in order to determine the exact meaning of the words in a sentence, the type and duty of the words should be examined. After the type determination process, the word phrases can be obtained. In Turkish, depending on the word combinations, different word phrases can be occurred based on the types of the words. For this reason, all phrase possibilities should be considered during type determination process. After determining the word phrases, word clauses can be detected. The most common problem faced in Natural Language Processing studies for Turkish is ambiguity problem. By determining word clauses, the ambiguities can be mainly solved and most exact meanings of the words can be determined. In this book, rule based algorithm for determinant of word clauses in Turkish and software based on this algorithm was developed. It was seen that, by adding more rules to the system, the results are getting more reliable.
Autorenporträt
S. Emir TURNA graduated from Dokuz Eylül University Computer Engineering Department in 2009 in ¿zmir,Turkey. He finished his high graduation (M.Sc. & Phd) at the same faculty. Now he is manager of a foundation university's IT department.