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often been used in the field of
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, the task of discriminating
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. In section 4 , we outline a
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algorithm which bypasses the
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dictionaries or taxonomies . Automatic
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has applications of many kinds
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commonly employed in unsupervised
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; however , we do not assume
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commonly employed in unsupervised
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; however , we do not assume
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is determined by unsupervised
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( Sch ¨ utze , 1998 ) ,
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sense disambiguation as well as
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have both remained key areas
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benefits of automatic , data-driven
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for natural language processing
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multi-prototype approach uses
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to partition a word 's contexts
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tightly related with the tasks of
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and disambiguation ( Agirre and
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cooccurrences for English . 4
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algorithm 4.1 Building of the
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the first attempts to automatic
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were made by Karen Sp ¨
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like semantic search , automatic
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as well as disambiguation . For
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