Lexical Ambiguity Resolution: Word Processing, Recognition and Context Effect.
作者： Ferit Kilickaya
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关键词: Lexical item 、 Linguistics 、 Natural language processing 、 Meaning (linguistics) 、 Computer science 、 Word recognition 、 Context effect 、 Context (language use) 、 Prediction in language comprehension 、 Ambiguity resolution 、 Artificial intelligence 、 Word processing
摘要: In the paper lexical ambiguity resolution is presented. The specifically focused on processing of words, models word recognition, context effect, trying to find an answer how reader-listener determines contextually appropriate meaning a word. Ambiguity analyzed and explored in two perspectives: which items appear activation all meanings ambiguous has. There no clear-cut there great debate about role words.
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