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international conference on computational linguistics | 2000

Dependency treebank for Russian: concept, tools, types of information

Igor M. Boguslavsky; Svetlana Grigorieva; Nikolai Grigoriev; Leonid Kreidlin; Nadezhda Frid

The paper describes a tagging scheme designed for the Russian Treebank, and presents tools used for corpus creation.


international conference on computational linguistics | 2000

Creating a Universal Networking Language module within an advanced NLP system

Igor M. Boguslavsky; Nadezhda Frid; Leonid L. Iomdin; Leonid Kreidlin; Irina Sagalova; Victor G. Sizov

A multifunctional NLP environment, ETAP-3, is presented. The environment has several NLP applications, including a machine translation system, a natural language interface to SQL type databases, synonymous paraphrasing of sentences, syntactic error correction module, and a computer-assisted language learning tool. Emphasis is laid on a new module of the processor responsible for the interface with the Universal Networking Language, a recent product by the UN University intended for the facilitation of multilanguage, multiethnic access to communication networks such as WWW. The UNL module of ETAP-3 naturally combines the two major approaches accepted in machine translation: the transfer-based approach and the interlingua approach.


international conference on computational linguistics | 2005

Interactive resolution of intrinsic and translational ambiguity in a machine translation system

Igor M. Boguslavsky; Leonid L. Iomdin; Alexander V. Lazursky; Leonid G. Mityushin; Victor G. Sizov; Leonid G. Kreydlin; Alexander S. Berdichevsky

The paper presents the module of interactive word sense disambiguation and syntactic ambiguity resolution used within a machine translation system, ETAP-3. The method applied consists in asking the user to identify a word sense, or a syntactic interpretation, whenever the system lacks reliable data to make the choice automatically. In lexical disambiguation, part of man-machine dialogue refers to the analysis phase, while the other part is activated during transfer. For this purpose, entries of the working dictionaries of the system are supplemented with clear diagnostic comments and illustrations that enable the user to choose the most appropriate option and in this way channel the course of system operation.


language resources and evaluation | 2002

Development of a Dependency Treebank for Russian and its Possible Applications in NLP.

Igor M. Boguslavsky; Ivan Chardin; Svetlana Grigorieva; Nikolai Grigoriev; Leonid L. Iomdin; Leonid Kreidlin; Nadezhda Frid


Archive | 2005

Interactive Enconversion by Means of the Etap-3 System

Igor M. Boguslavsky; Leonid L. Iomdin; Victor G. Sizov


Archive | 2003

Lexical Functions as a Tool of ETAP-3 1

Jurij D. Apresjan; Igor M. Boguslavsky; Leonid L. Iomdin; Leonid L. Tsinman


Archive | 2005

Some Lexical Issues of UNL

Igor M. Boguslavsky


Archive | 2003

On the Passive and Discontinuous Valency Slots 1

Igor M. Boguslavsky


Lexicographic Tools and Techniques. Proceedings of the MONDILEX First Open Workshop, | MONDILEX First Open Workshop, Moscow, 2008 | 03/10/2008-04/10/2008 | Moscu | 2008

Universal Dictionary of Concepts

Igor M. Boguslavsky; Vyacheslav Dikonov


Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Dependency Linguistics (Depling 2017), September 18-20, 2017, Università di Pisa, Italy | 2017

On the Predicate-Argument Structure: Internal and Absorbing Scope

Igor M. Boguslavsky

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Leonid L. Iomdin

Russian Academy of Sciences

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Leonid Kreidlin

Russian Academy of Sciences

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Nadezhda Frid

Russian Academy of Sciences

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Victor G. Sizov

Russian Academy of Sciences

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Nikolai Grigoriev

Russian Academy of Sciences

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Irina Sagalova

Russian Academy of Sciences

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Ivan Chardin

Russian Academy of Sciences

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