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SD Source Model - Lexicon Suffix Derivations with Negations
I. Introduction
The negation rule can be applied in the derivation morphology to retrieve antonyms [2006 Paradis]. Suffix derivations with negation tags, e.g. “-less”, in the Lexicon are used as root to retrieve aPais candidates, such as [careful|careless|adj], [bottomed|bottmless|adj], [costly|costless|adj] and [fatty|fatless|adj].
II. Design
Two suffixD rules are used to generate aPair candidates.
$|noun|less$|adj
$|verb|less$|adj
Please see design documents for more details.
III. Implementation
Java source codes are implemented in the directory of Derivation:
Input derivations:
Use the suffixD in the Lexicon as source. The suffix derivations have 9 fields:
| Derivation-1 | POS-1 | EUI-1 | Derivation-2 | POS-2 | EUI-2 | Negation | Type | Prefix |
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Algorithm:
Output APairs:
| Ant-1 | EUI-1 | Ant-2 | EUI-2 | POS | Canon | Type | Negation | Domain | Source |
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