- From: Diego Moussallem <moussallem@informatik.uni-leipzig.de>
- Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2017 14:29:46 +0200
- To: public-ontolex@w3.org
Dear Ontolex community, My name is Diego Moussallem, I'm a Ph.D. student and I belong to AKSW group. I have been working on translating contents using the semantic web, then it is since EL (entity linking) up to NLG (natural language generation). I read all of your works regarding linguistic ontologies, translation challenges, and others. I think this group has an amazing initiative. Thus, I would like to join this group to improve my knowledge and in accordance with Sebastian/Axel, it is just to subscribe to the W3C list. But, I would like to introduce myself a bit and ask about what I could contribute. I'm Brazilian and in my master, I implemented a bilingual dialogue system (En-Pt) using a statistical MT system along with ontologies. The ontologies were responsible for translating the homographs found in the sentences, the context of the conversation was decided by the log 's user following the communication principles, and according to it, the system chooses which ontology to use to disambiguate the words. Recently, I have written my survey about MT using SWT (under review) and also I have created the LIDIOMS dataset using Ontolex model (unfortunately, it was not accepted either SWJ data set track (two-strike rule) or ISWC resource (low score +1 +1 +1 -2). I really think Ontolex is amazing and I'm intending to improve LIDIOMS a bit more by decomposing the idioms and including their constituents/components. That's a short summary of me. Let me know what I can contribute or what position I can work. cheers, Diego Moussallem
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