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Corpus tagged with mass/count distinction?: msg#00073science.linguistics.corpora
Hi -- I'm wondering if anyone is aware of an English corpus in which the annotations distinguish mass nouns from count nouns. One possibility is to approximate using WordNet categories, e.g. treating nouns descended from 'substance' as mass nouns, but I'm hoping there's a better alternative. Please reply privately, and I'll post a summary to the list if there's interest. Thanks! Philip ---------------------------------------------------------------- Philip Resnik, Associate Professor Department of Linguistics and Institute for Advanced Computer Studies 1401 Marie Mount Hall UMIACS phone: (301) 405-6760 University of Maryland Linguistics phone: (301) 405-8903 College Park, MD 20742 USA Fax: (301) 314-2644 / (301) 405-7104 http://umiacs.umd.edu/~resnik E-mail: resnik@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx |
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