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إثراء Plwordnet مع التشكل
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في الورقة، نقدم عملية إضافة معلومات مورفولوجية إلى Wordnet البولندية (Plwlnet).نحن تصف أسباب هذا الاتصال والحماسات وراء ذلك.نستفصل أيضا الانتباه إلى خصوصية المورفولوجيا البولندية.نظرا لأن المهام التي تعتبرها المعلومات المورفولوجية مهمة وكيف يمكن تطوير الطرق من خلال توسيعها لتشمل المعلومات المورفولوجية مجتمعة بناء على WordNet.
In the paper, we present the process of adding morphological information to the Polish WordNet (plWordNet). We describe the reasons for this connection and the intuitions behind it. We also draw attention to the specificity of the Polish morphology. We show in which tasks the morphological information is important and how the methods can be developed by extending them to include combined morphological information based on WordNet.
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