Research on the Labelling Technology of Morphology and Syntax
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Abstract
This paper aimed the integration tagging and tree-bank transformation of morphology and syntax on the basis of phrase and syntax tree-bank, tagged the nested named entity in combination with the ontological linguistic clues. Finally, it integrates the named entity to carry out the integrative experimental analysis; according to the experimental results, both the accuracy rate and recall rate have been improved somewhat.
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