Integrating MultiWordNet with Italian Sign Language lexical resources.

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Title: Integrating MultiWordNet with Italian Sign Language lexical resources.
Authors: Shoaib, U.1 shoaib.umar@gmail.com, Ahmad, N.1 nadeem.ahmad@polito.it, Prinetto, P.1 paolo.prinetto@polito.it, Tiotto, G.1 gabriele.tiotto@polito.it
Source: Expert Systems with Applications. Apr2014, Vol. 41 Issue 5, p2300-2308. 9p.
Subjects: Italian Sign Language, Lexical access, Database management, Semantics, Information technology, Information theory
Abstract: Highlights: [•] Italian Sign Language MultiWordNet integrating (LMWN) is presented. [•] LMWN integrates MultiWordNet (MWN) lexical database with Italian Sign language (LIS). [•] Italian synsets are linked to LIS signs to extract bilingual information from the collected lexicon. [•] Semantic relationships of LIS Signs with MWN are displayed; words existing in DataBase are highlighted. [•] Paper concludes that relatively small size of lexicon can help to cover a significant portion of MWN. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:Highlights: [•] Italian Sign Language MultiWordNet integrating (LMWN) is presented. [•] LMWN integrates MultiWordNet (MWN) lexical database with Italian Sign language (LIS). [•] Italian synsets are linked to LIS signs to extract bilingual information from the collected lexicon. [•] Semantic relationships of LIS Signs with MWN are displayed; words existing in DataBase are highlighted. [•] Paper concludes that relatively small size of lexicon can help to cover a significant portion of MWN. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:09574174
DOI:10.1016/j.eswa.2013.09.027