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Émilie Coupechoux Résumé En Français

Several kinds of real-world networks can be represented by graphs, in which vertices represent individuals (in social networks), or web pages (in the case of the World Wide Web), to mention only these examples. Each edge of the graph stands for an interaction between vertices: in social networks, an edge is present between two vertices if the individuals they represent are friends; in the World...

The Grande Grammaire du Français Project

We present a new reference Grammar of French (La Grande Grammaire du français), which is a collective project (gathering around fifty contributors), producing a book (about 2200 pages, to be published en 2011) and associated databases. Like the recent reference grammars of the other Romance Languages, it takes into account the important results of the linguistic research of the past thrity year...

Une exploration de la structure sémantique du lexique adjectival français

This paper presents an exploration of a lexical graph, within the framework of lexical semantics. The aim of the exploration is reveal the structure of the lexicon modelled by the graph so an automatic system can reach the information it contains. We developed geometric tools to build a semantic space associated with the graph. The topology of this space can account for the topology of the grap...

Algorithmes de traduction automatique du japonais en français

Intégrer des modèles de viabilité dans les outils d'aide à la gestion participative de territoires protégés

An important challenge for participatory management is to manage renewable resources and biodiversity. In the framework of the decision support for participatory management of protected areas, we propose in this thesis an expert agent who provides information on the viability of the proposed solutions to help players to make a decision. This is a new application of the viability theory that pro...