MIsA: Multilingual “IsA” Extraction from Corpora (L18-1)

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Challenge: In this paper, we present a collection of hypernymy relations extracted from the Wikipedia corpus in five languages.
Approach: They present a collection of hypernymy relations extracted from the Wikipedia corpus in five languages . they use existing or newly defined lexico-syntactic patterns to extract hyperniyms .
Outcome: The proposed tool is based on a dictionary extracted from the full Wikipedia corpus.

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