Chinese Information Processing Modern Chinese Vocabulary Research

Author: Xu Jialu
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: This book is a compilation of research achievements by a group of renowned experts engaged in the study of modern Chinese and Chinese information processing. Each chapter of the book is written by the lead researchers of the respective sub-topics. The chapters are designed to be interconnected while maintaining relative independence, reflecting the characteristics of each sub-topic. The design of the sub-topics not only revolves around the vocabulary knowledge required by computers but also ensures logical connections between them, meaning there is a certain logical relationship between the topics. At the same time, the editors did not conduct research for the sake of research—the final outcome should not just be a few papers but also software that can be used by more people, including databases. In summary, the main problems to be addressed in this project are: word segmentation, disambiguation, part-of-speech identification and annotation, relationships between words, and the electronic dictionary that summarizes existing knowledge and achievements. These main problems are presented in a stepwise manner—the so-called "logical relationship" refers to this.