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ENeL WG3 Herstmonceux Kris Heylen Quantitative Lexicology and Variational Linguistics Visualising Senses Collocates vs Concordances Visualisation of senses through usage patterns on two levels ID: 468154

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Visualisation of Word Senses on the Concordance Level ENeL WG3 @Herstmonceux

Kris Heylen

Quantitative

Lexicology and Variational LinguisticsSlide2

Visualising Senses:

Collocates vs ConcordancesVisualisation of senses through usage patterns on two levels: Collocations (in

wordsketches):Similar collocates are grouped together and showed as close together or connected

Hask Collosaurus SketchEngine ENeL WG3 Herstmonceux 13-07-2015Slide3

Visualising Senses:Collocates vs ConcordancesVisualisation of senses through usage patterns on two levels:

Collocations (in wordsketches):Similar collocates are grouped together and showed as close together or connectedHask Collosaurus

, Sketchengine,

Concordances (occurrences, citations)Group concordances together that illustrate the same meaning and plot those as close together in a graphInteractive scatter plots with concordances as dots => complementary perspectivesENeL WG3 Herstmonceux 13-07-2015Slide4

Similarity of ConcordancesConcordances of bank:Local

banks offer loans at better ratesFollow the north bank  up stream

.Private

sector banks had much lower debts.Oak forests ran along the river banks .Obviously (1,3) and (2,4) should be grouped together, but they do not share direct collocatesHowever, the salient collocates of the collocates do show overlap!Slide5

Similarity of ConcordancesConcordances of bank:

Local banks offer loans at better rates

Follow the north

 bank  up stream.Private sector banks had much lower debts.

Oak forests

ran along the 

river

 

banks

 

.

Overlap in

signif

. collocates of observed collocates:

1 & 2

1 & 3

2 & 3

3

& 4

2

& 4

ENeL

WG3

Herstmonceux

13-07-2015Slide6

Concordance plot of chip

URL: https://perswww.kuleuven.be/~u0038536/VSVIS/

ENeL WG3 Herstmonceux

13-07-2015Slide7

Concordances of monitor together with near synonyms beeldscherm

and computerscherm

ENeL

WG3 Herstmonceux 13-07-2015

URL: https

://perswww.kuleuven.be/~u0038536/googleVis/wSOCC/beeldscherm.htmlSlide8

Concordances of inbreuk (infringement)

together with near-synonym overtreding

ENeL

WG3 Herstmonceux 13-07-2015

https

://perswww.kuleuven.be/~u0038536/googleVis/wSOCC/inbreukOvertreding.htmlSlide9

ConclusionsVisualising proximity of concordances as complementary to visualising proximity of collocates:

Helicopter view of a word’s meaning potentialDirect link to concordancesContrasting near-synonymsBut:collocates still are necessary to interpret concordance groupings (switch between two views?)

Only a sample of all concordances can be displayed at the time (integration with GDEX?)

crossling (FIN), February/March 2013Slide10

For more information:http://wwwling.arts.kuleuven.be/qlvl/kris.heylen@kuleuven.be

Heylen, K., Wielfaert, T., Speelman, D., & Geeraerts, D. (2015). Monitoring Polysemy. Word Space Models as a Tool for Large-Scale Lexical Semantic Analysis. Lingua, 157, 153–172. doi:10.1016/j.lingua.2014.12.001