Towards the Inference of Semantic Relations in Complex Nominals: a Pilot Study (L18-1)

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Challenge: Complex nominals (CNs) show similar external forms but encode different semantic relations because of noun packing.
Approach: They propose to use paraphrases to convey conceptual content of english two-term CNs in the domain of environmental science to disambiguate the semantic relation between constituents of CN.
Outcome: The proposed method disambiguates the semantic relation between constituents of the CN and infers the semantic relations in these multi-word terms.

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