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    An integrated approach to automatic synonym detection in Turkish corpus
    (Springer Verlag, 2014) Yıldız, T.; Yıldırım, S.; Diri, B.
    In this study, we designed a model to determine synonymy. Our main assumption is that synonym pairs show similar semantic and dependency relation by the definition. They share same meronym/holonym and hypernym/hyponym relations. Contrary to synonymy, hypernymy and meronymy relations can probably be acquired by applying lexico-syntactic patterns to a big corpus. Such acquisition might be utilized and ease detection of synonymy. Likewise, we utilized some particular dependency relations such as object/subject of a verb, etc. Machine learning algorithms were applied on all these acquired features. The first aim is to find out which dependency and semantic features are the most informative and contribute most to the model. Performance of each feature is individually evaluated with cross validation. The model that combines all features shows promising results and successfully detects synonymy relation. The main contribution of the study is to integrate both semantic and dependency relation within distributional aspect. Second contribution is considered as being first major attempt for Turkish synonym identification based on corpus-driven approach. © Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2014.
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    Extraction of part-whole relations from Turkish corpora
    (2013) Yildiz, T.; Yildirim, S.; Diri, B.
    In this work, we present a model for semi-automatically extracting part-whole relations from a Turkish raw text. The model takes a list of manually prepared seeds to induce syntactic patterns and estimates their reliabilities. It then captures the variations of part-whole candidates from the corpus. To get precise meronymic relationships, the candidates are ranked and selected according to their reliability scores. We use and compare some metrics to evaluate the strength of association between a pattern and matched pairs. We conclude with a discussion of the result and show that the model presented here gives promising results for Turkish text. © 2013 Springer-Verlag.