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A Wordnet from the Ground Up

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134 Chapter 4. Extracting Relation Instances8. recall of modification by genitive – <strong>the</strong> recall of repeating b’s features, whichexpress modification by a specific noun in genitive, by <strong>the</strong> similar features of a,9. global frequency of a – <strong>the</strong> total frequency of a in <strong>the</strong> corpus,10. global frequency of b – <strong>the</strong> total frequency of b in <strong>the</strong> corpus,11. number of significant adjectival features of a – <strong>the</strong> number of adjectival featureswhose co-occurrence with a is statistically significant, e.g., according to <strong>the</strong>t-score measure,12. number of significant adjectival features of b – <strong>the</strong> number of adjectival featureswhose co-occurrence with b is statistically significant,13. co-occurrence in text window of a and b – <strong>the</strong> frequency of a and b co-occurringin <strong>the</strong> same wider text window, e.g., of <strong>the</strong> size t w = ±50 tokens,14. significance of co-occurrence in text window of a and b – <strong>the</strong> statistical significanceof a and b co-occurring in <strong>the</strong> same text window, e.g., on <strong>the</strong> basis of <strong>the</strong>t-score measure,15. adjectival specificity of a – after Caraballo (1999), calculated here (see formula4.12) as <strong>the</strong> average number of adjectival features for a single occurrence of ain <strong>the</strong> corpus,16. adjectival specificity of b – calculated according to formula 4.12,17. adjectival specificity ratio – <strong>the</strong> ratio of a’s adjectival specificity to b’s adjectivalspecificity.In subsequent discussion, we use <strong>the</strong> term relevant LUs jointly for near-synonyms,close hypernyms and close hyponyms that occur on MSRlist (a,k) . From <strong>the</strong> point ofview of <strong>the</strong> intended expansion of a wordnet, all three relations jointly mark potentialplacements of a in <strong>the</strong> hypernymy structure, so <strong>the</strong>y may be relevant to <strong>the</strong> linguist’swork.We pass to <strong>the</strong> classifier only those LUs whose value of semantic relatedness ishigher in comparison to o<strong>the</strong>r pairs of LUs, defined as by MSRlist (a,k) for some predefinedk , but <strong>the</strong> exact value of MSR is still important. It is more likely that a relevantLU b will have a higher value of MSR RW F (a, b) – <strong>the</strong> attribute 1 – than non-relevantLUs. It is hard to find a global threshold for <strong>the</strong> MSR RW F values guaranteeing someaccuracy, but in <strong>the</strong> case of particular MSRlists (a,k) some characteristics points can beobserved quite often. So we kept <strong>the</strong> MSR RW F value as an attribute for a classifierto combine with <strong>the</strong> o<strong>the</strong>r information.

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