Towards TreeLex++: Syntactico-Semantic Lexical Resource for French

The syntactic annotation contains two levels: a macro-syntactic level, containing a segmentation into illocutionary units (including discourse markers, parentheses …) and

Furthermore, many dialects are included, which have an impact on the frequencies of occurrences of word forms and syntactic phenomena. The spelling of words was not fixed, even in

We calculated type precision, type recall and F-measure against the gold standard, and obtained 0.79 precision, 0.55 recall and 0.65 F-measure. These results are shown in table 1,

We compared our lexicon against the Tr´esor de la Langue Franc¸aise Informatis´e (TLFI) - a freely available French lexicon containing verbal SCF information from a dictionary. We

The development of prosodic and syntactic annotation schemes for French speech was guided by the objective of modeling the interface between prosody and syntax in

The linguistic information en- coded in the lexicon consists of a list of all pos- sible patterns for a given verbal entry together with a set of associated restrictions..

The approach we have adopted explores syntactic annotations in a corpus. We used the treebank of Paris7, Abeill´e et al. The corpus contains about one million words with

This paper presents ongoing work for the construction of a French FactBank and a lexicon of French event-selecting predi- cates (ESPs), by applying the factuality detection