Noun Compound Bracketing Task

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A Noun Compound Bracketing Task is a Linguistic Syntactic Parsing Task that can detect groups of nouns within a Compound Nouns and with three nouns or more.



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1. Left-bracketing: [[noon fashion] show]
2. Right-bracketing: [noon [fashion show]]
In this example, the right-bracketing interpretation (a fashion show happening at noon) is more likely than the left-bracketing one (a show of noon fashion). However, the correct bracketing need not always be as obvious, some compounds can be subtler to bracket, e.g. car radio equipment (Girju et al., 2005).

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  • (Lauer, 1995b) ⇒ Mark Lauer. (1995). “Designing Statistical Language Learners: Experiments on Noun Compounds. Ph.D. thesis, Macquarie University.

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  • (Marcus, 1980) ⇒ Mitchell Marcus. (1980). “A Theory of Syntactic Recognition for Natural Language.” Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.