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| | The Semantic Interpretation of Nominal Compounds Authors: Tim Finin Book Title: Proceedings of the First Annual National Conf. on Artificial Intelligence Date: August 01, 1980 Abstract: This paper briefly introduces an approach to the problem of building semantic interpretations of nominal compounds, i.e., sequences of two or more nouns related through modification. Examples of the kind of nominal compounds dealt with are: "engine repairs", "aircraft flight arrival", "aluminum water pipe" and "noun noun modification". Type: InProceedings Publisher: AAAI Press Tags: natural language processing Google Scholar: wkFBYHf0nzEJ Number of Google Scholar citations: 31 [show citations] Number of downloads: 505 Available for download as
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