Papers with SNACS

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Multilingual Supervision Improves Semantic Disambiguation of Adpositions (2025.coling-main)

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Challenge: a corpus-based cross-linguistic investigation into the lexical semantics of adpositions is conducted . a significant amount of ambiguity and flexibility in their meanings are present in a variety of languages .
Approach: They conduct a corpus-based corpus analysis of adpositions using SNACS . they find distributional differences in a language's adequacy and disambiguation performance .
Outcome: The proposed framework is suited for analyzing adpositions across languages . it provides a framework for a wide-coverage corpus annotation of high-level senses .
My Case, For an Adposition: Lexical Polysemy of Adpositions and Case Markers in Finnish and Latin (2022.lrec-1)

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Challenge: Polysemy between adpositions and case markers is high in casemarked languages . a singular adeposition can cover a wide range of semantic fields while occupying the same syntactic context.
Approach: They propose to manually annotate adposition and case marker tokens in Finnish and Latin translations of Le Petit Prince.
Outcome: The proposed method can be applied to Finnish and Latin translations of Le Petit Prince . it uses k-means clustering to group raw, contextualized BERT embeddings .
Prepositions Matter in Quantifier Scope Disambiguation (2022.coling-1)

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Challenge: Existing work on how to integrate world knowledge into a QSD model has been limited .
Approach: They use a scope-disambiguated corpus annotated with prepositional senses to integrate our knowledge into a machine learning model.
Outcome: The proposed model is based on a scope-disambiguated corpus annotated with prepositional senses . Statistical analysis shows that prepositions have a positive impact on the learnability of automatic QSD systems.
MASALA: Modelling and Analysing the Semantics of Adpositions in Linguistic Annotation of Hindi (2022.lrec-1)

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Challenge: Existing work on SNACS annotation for a variety of typologically diverse languages focuses on semantic role labelling and upstream applications in related languages.
Approach: They propose to use the multilingual SNACS annotation scheme to attempt automatic labelling of SNAC supersenses in Hindi.
Outcome: The proposed method is competitive with previous work on English and Gujarati.
J-SNACS: Adposition and Case Supersenses for Japanese Joshi (2024.lrec-main)

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Challenge: adpositions are used to mark a variety of semantic relations in languages such as English and Korean.
Approach: They propose a Japanese extension of the SNACS framework for annotating adpositions in corpora from several languages.
Outcome: The proposed framework captures similarities not seen in multilingual embedding space.

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