BIP! Finder - Splitting Arabic Texts into Elementary Discourse Units

2014 • Splitting Arabic Texts into Elementary Discourse Units

Authors: Keskes, Iskandar; Benamara, Farah; Hadrich Belguith, Lamia

Venue: ACM Transactions on Asian Language Information Processing

Type: Publication

Abstract: In this article, we propose the first work that investigates the feasibility of Arabic discourse segmentation into elementary discourse units within the segmented discourse representation theory framework. We first describe our annotation scheme that defines a set of principles to guide the segmentation process. Two corpora have been annotated according to this scheme: elementary school textbooks and newspaper documents extracted from the syntactically annotated Arabic Treebank. Then, we propose a multiclass supervised learning approach that pr... (read more)

Topics: Natural language processing Artificial intelligence

DOI: 10.1145/2601401

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