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Register a new userNegation in Norwegian: an annotated dataset
النفي في النرويجية: مجموعة بيانات مشروحة
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تقدم هذه الورقة Norecneg - مجموعة بيانات النفي الأولى المشروح للنرويجية.تم تفاح الإشارات النفي والعنوان الواحدة في الجملة عبر أكثر من 11 ألف جمل تمتد أكثر من 400 وثيقة لمجموعة فرعية من الاستعراض النرويجي Corpus (Norec).بالإضافة إلى تقديم مناقشة متعمقة للمبادئ التوجيهية التوضيحية، نقدم أيضا مجموعة أولى من النتائج القياسية المستندة إلى نهج بياني لتحليل الرسم البياني.
This paper introduces NorecNeg -- the first annotated dataset of negation for Norwegian. Negation cues and their in-sentence scopes have been annotated across more than 11K sentences spanning more than 400 documents for a subset of the Norwegian Review Corpus (NoReC). In addition to providing in-depth discussion of the annotation guidelines, we also present a first set of benchmark results based on a graph-parsing approach.
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