Semantic shifts of sublanguage units

Dutch Sublanguage Semantic Tagging combined with Mark-Up Technology

In this paper, we want to show how the morphological component of an existing NLP-system for Dutch (Dutch Medical Language Processor DMLP) has been extended in order to produce output that is compatible with the language independent modules of the LSP-MLP system (Linguistic String Project Medical Language Processor) of the New York University. The former can take advantage of the language indep...

Extracting Lexico-semantic Relations from Document Titles Using Sublanguage Analysis

The sublanguage analysis methodology is based on the theory that texts generated by a group of people possess their own lexical, syntactic, and semantic characteristics. The main thrust of the research reported here is to apply the methodology to Korean document titles, reflecting the fact that there has been little research in applying the methodology for the Korean language although much rese...

ZPL: An Array Sublanguage

The notion of isolating the \common case" is a well known computer science principle. This paper describes ZPL, a language that treats data parallelism as a common case of MIMD parallelism. This separation of concerns has many bene ts. It allows us to de ne a clean and concise language for describing data parallel computations, and this in turn leads to e cient parallel execution. Our particula...

On a certain Distribution of Semantic Units

Detecting Semantic Shifts in Slovene Twitterese

This paper presents first results of automatic semantic shift detection in Slovene tweets. We use word embeddings to compare the semantic behaviour of common words frequently occurring in a reference corpus of Slovene with their behaviour on Twitter. Words with the highest model distance between the corpora are considered as semantic shift candidates. They are manually analysed and classified i...