Removing ambiguity when analyzing a sentence with a word having multiple meanings
AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorsKunihiko Sadamasa, Shinichi Ando, Shinichi Doi
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InventorsKunihiko Sadamasa, Shinichi Ando, Shinichi Doi
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A language processing device includes first analysis unit 21 that subjects a natural language sentence containing a polysemic word and other words to a predetermined analysis and outputs a plurality of analysis results for the natural language sentence according to a plurality of meanings of the polysemic word, second analysis unit 23 that performs a particular analysis on the analysis results outputted from first analysis unit 21, and employs one of the analysis results, and generation unit 244 that generates a deletion rule for deleting one or more unnecessary analysis results of the first analysis unit 21 which has been deleted from the analysis results outputted from first analysis unit 21 but employed by second analysis unit 23, according to the analysis results outputted from the first analysis unit 21 and the employment result of second analysis unit 23.
A language processing device comprising:
A language processing method performed by a language processing device embodied in a computer and including a storage unit which stores determination information, for each combination of one meaning of a polysemic word with information related to other words, that indicates whether or not the combination is adopted, said method comprising:
A non-transient computer readable recording medium in which a language processing program is embedded, said program causing a computer to execute language processing, said computer being connected to a storage unit which stores determination information, for each combination of a meaning of a polysemic word with information related to other words, that indicates whether or not the combination is adopted, said language processing comprising:
A language processing device comprising:
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Handling natural language data: semantic analysis
Computing and data processing
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The present invention relates to a language processing device, a language processing method, and a language processing program for performing a morphological analysis or a syntactic analysis and the like in natural language processing, and more particularly, to a language processing device, a language processing method, and a language processing program which can delete an ambiguity in the middle of analysis to perform analysis processing at high speeds without changing the underlying analysis results of language analysis processing.
In natural language processing represented by machine translation, text mining and the like, syntactic analysis processing for analyzing an input sentence is important.
In the syntactic analysis processing, a sequence of processing is performed on an input sentence, such as (1) dividing the sentence into words, (2) giving a word class to each word, (3) determining interrelationship among the words, and (4) giving semantic information to the words.
FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the configuration of a first exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a flow chart showing the operation of a language processing device shown in FIG. 1.
FIG. 3A is an explanatory diagram showing a specific example of a contradiction detection example stored in appearance example storage unit 31.
1 Input Device 2 Data Processing Device 21 First Analysis Unit 22 Ambiguity Deletion Unit 23 Second Analysis Unit 24 Unnecessary Ambiguity Learning Unit 241 Example Extraction Unit 242 Contradiction Adjustment Unit 243 Knowledge Base Configuration Unit 244 Rule Generation Unit 3 Storage Device 31 Appearance Example Storage Unit 32 Knowledge Base Storage Unit 4 Output Device 5 Program Storage Unit
Next, the best mode for carrying out the invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the configuration of a first exemplary embodiment of the present invention.