RE: Summary of teleconference last Friday

> We generally agreed on the formulation of the requirement. However, Aldo
> mentioned that the view of the sense as merely a reification might be to
> restrictive.  I propose we define a sense as a "linguistic sign"
> representing the disambiguated meaning of a lexical entry when interpreted
as
> a given concept c. Technically, the sense object that stands for this
> disambiguated sense also reifies the relation between the lexical entry
and
> the concept in question.
> 
> Would that be fine?

+1 on my side on the "linguistic sign" definition. Btw, by reading the wiki,
I also read about the reasoning on senses based on relationships between
concepts they are referencing. I've some perplexity on this, as this would
induce, in parallel, some undesired effects or constraints (e.g. I wouldn't
like to worry about the fact that a sense which some LR considers as a
narrower sense of another one, would imply a subclassof between two classes
they are linked to...).

Cheers,

Armando

Received on Monday, 26 November 2012 11:19:16 UTC