Modern Chinese "Noun+Noun" logical semantics research oriented to information processing

Author: Song Chunyang
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: This book is a specialized study on modern Chinese noun research for Chinese information processing. The specific strategy is guided by the theory of connotative logic, drawing on the essence of etymology, and extracting the abstract category meaning of words to grasp the semantic structure of nouns, aiming to achieve the formalization of Chinese semantic analysis and interpretation. The book specifically analyzes the semantic structures of representative monosyllabic words such as "guan" (gate), "mu" (wood), "dao" (knife), "che" (car), "shou" (hand), and "shu" (book). It preliminarily establishes semantic structure models for words containing spatial meaning, material meaning, part meaning, artificial object meaning, and symbolic meaning, and uses these models to explain and illustrate the semantic combination structures, syntactic collocations, and semantic restrictions of these nouns with other nouns. By interpreting the complex Chinese semantics through connotative features, this is a brand-new approach and methodology for studying the semantic combination patterns of Chinese nouns. It can provide new theoretical support for Chinese information processing and solve problems that purely statistical methods cannot address.