In this paper we propose a novel model ＂recursive directed graph＂ based on feature structure, and apply it to represent the semantic relations of postpositive attributive structures in biomedical texts. The usages o...In this paper we propose a novel model ＂recursive directed graph＂ based on feature structure, and apply it to represent the semantic relations of postpositive attributive structures in biomedical texts. The usages of postpositive attributive are complex and variable, especially three categories： present participle phrase, past participle phrase, and preposition phrase as postpositire attributive, which always bring the difficulties of automatic parsing. We summarize these categories and annotate the semantic information. Compared with dependency structure, feature structure, being recursive directed graph, enhances semantic information extraction in biomedical field. The annotation results show that recursive directed graph is more suitable to extract complex semantic relations for biomedical text mining.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(61202193,61202304)the Major Projects of Chinese National Social Science Foundation(11&ZD189)the Chinese Postdoctoral Science Foundation(2013M540593,2014T70722)
文摘In this paper we propose a novel model ＂recursive directed graph＂ based on feature structure, and apply it to represent the semantic relations of postpositive attributive structures in biomedical texts. The usages of postpositive attributive are complex and variable, especially three categories： present participle phrase, past participle phrase, and preposition phrase as postpositire attributive, which always bring the difficulties of automatic parsing. We summarize these categories and annotate the semantic information. Compared with dependency structure, feature structure, being recursive directed graph, enhances semantic information extraction in biomedical field. The annotation results show that recursive directed graph is more suitable to extract complex semantic relations for biomedical text mining.
