No attempt has been made to map any closed class entries from LDOCE , as a 3,000 word lexicon containing most closed class items has been developed independently by one of the groups collaborating with us to develop the general purpose morphological and syntactic analyser ( see the Introduction and Russell et al. , 1986 ) .
a dictionary and morphological analyser for english
Graham Russell Steve Pulman Graeme Ritchie Alan Black
However , the LDOCE coding of verbs is more comprehensive than elsewhere , so verbs are the obvious place to start in an evaluation of the usefulness of the coding system . No attempt has been made to map any closed class entries from LDOCE , as a 3,000 word lexicon containing most closed class items has been developed independently by one of the groups collaborating with us to develop the general purpose morphological and syntactic analyser ( see the Introduction and Russell et al. , 1986 ) . Initially the transformation of the LDOCE codes was performed on a code-by-code basis , within a code field associated with each individual word sense .
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