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POS Category and SWN. Sanskrit Wordnet Team IIT Bombay. Roadmap. Work Report Interface Publications POS category and WN POS of derived words Form vs Function Conclusion. Work Report (till 31 st December 2011). Completed Synsets 12870 Verb 970 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Sanskrit Wordnet TeamIIT Bombay

POS Category and SWN

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Roadmap Work Report

Interface

Publications

POS category and WN

POS of derived words

Form vs Function

Conclusion

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Completed Synsets 12870Verb 970Noun 8857Adjective 2820 Adverb   223

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Work Report (till 31st December 2011)

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Interface of SWN

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Slogan on the Interface

Let us collect words together

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Publications and Presented Papers

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Published Papers-2009 Kulkarni, M., and Bhattacharyya, P., Verbal roots in the

Sanskrit wordnet, In SanskritComputational Linguistics, Lecture Notes in Computer Science, edi. G. Huet, Amba Kulkarni, and Peter Scharf, Springer-Verlag, Berlin/Heidelberg, pp. 328-338

 2010 Kulkarni, M., Kulkarni I., Dangarikar, C., Bhattacharyya P., and Nanda, A., Introducing Sanskrit Wordnet, 5th Global Wordnet Conference.

2010 Kulkarni, M., Kulkarni I., Dangarikar, C., Bhattacharyya P., Gloss in Sanskrit Wordnet, Sanskrit Computational Linguistic Symposium, Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 6465, (edi.) Jha, G. Berlin: Springer-Verlag/Heidelberg, pp. 190-198

2010 KulkarniM. et. al. Adverbs in Sanskrit wordnet, ICON 2010 Forthcoming paper

2012 Ajotikar, T., Kulkarni M. and Bhattachryya P., Verbs in Sanskrit Wordent, 6th Global Wordnet Conference, Japan

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Verbs-Gloss

Unique task Following traditional grammar and Nyāya schoolTakes care of semantics as well as syntax

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POS Category and WN

गमन = एकस्था�नवियो�गपू��क� पू�दविक्षे�पूयो�क्तः� अन्योस्था�नसं�यो�ग�न�क� लः� व्या�पू�रः�।

अपू�द�न कर्ता�� कम�

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रः�म खा�न� पका� रहा� हा�

रः�म न� पूत्र लि�ख डा��� ।

पूक�न� Semantic Aspect

Progressive Aspect + Gender+ Number

Tense + Number

लिलःखान�Semantic Aspect

Number+ Gender+ Aspect

Tense, Aspect, Mood etc. expressed through a lexicalized units in Hindi

Structural Difference between Hindi and Sanskrit

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Nature of verb in Sanskrit

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रः�म� ग्रा�म� गच्छविर्ता।

गम$ विर्ता

क�रःकम$ क�लः� पू�रुषः� चनम$गमनम$

Tense, Number, Person and क�रःक Information fused in SUFFIX

Sanskrit does not use

lexical item to denote

tense, mood, aspect.

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Issues related to link synsets of Verbs

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Unable to link synsets expressing meaning such as

च�कन� (synset id 10809)

विकसं( क�यो� क� बा�क़ी+ न रःहन� 

"क्यो� आपू खा�न� खा� च�क� “

To eat

Completion

सं�भा�न� ह�न�, संकन� (synset id 10149)

क�ई क�यो� ह� संकन�

आज बा�रिरःश ह�न� क+ सं�भा�न� ह6।

Expressed through a suffix.किंक8 भान्र्ता� अभा�क्षेर्ता।

Expressed through a suffix.अद्य षः�� भा�र्ता$।

सं�भा�न�ह�न�

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स्रष्टा�- a creatorTwo synsets in HWN in different categories

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POS of derived words

7789 सं>जनकर्ता��, संज�क, सं>जक, रःच�र्ता�, स्रष्टा�, लिसंरःजनह�रः  - रःचन� यो� बान�न��लः�   "योह र्ता� सं>ष्टिष्टा क� सं>जनकर्ता�� ब्रह्मा�ज( भा( नहB ज�नर्ता� विक उन्हDन� सं>ष्टिष्टा क+ रःचन� क्योD क+" ADJECTIVE

6259 विनम��र्ता�, संज�क, सं>जक, सं>जनकर्ता��, स्रष्टा�, सं>जनह�रः, सं>ष्टिष्टाकर्ता��, लिसंरःजनह�रः, खा�लिलःक, ख़ा�लिलःक़ी, सं�स्था�पूक  - विनम��ण करःन� यो� बान�न� �लः�   "इसं विIल्म क� विनम��र्ता� आष्टिमरः ख़ा�न ह6“ NOUN

विनम��र्ता�, धा�र्ता�, स्रष्टा�  - यो� विनम��विर्ता। "विहन्दुधाम��न�सं�रः�ण सं>ष्टा�� विनम��र्ता� ब्रह्माद�� अस्तिOर्ता।"

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स्रष्टा� nominative singular of स्रष्टा>

स्रष्टा>

सं>ज$ र्ता>च$ (Ashtadhyayi 3.1.133) to create कर्ता>� of action

Derived Word Can be said as an adjective Lexicalized as a noun

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Creator

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क्तः�

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Found in Vedic Literatu

re

Occurrence in all genders

as a noun

in classic

al Sanskr

it

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 (synset id 29330)

वक्ता�, अ��प�, अमू�का, व�दका, आख्या�पका, आख्या�याका  -

   बा�लःन� �लः�

"कभा(- “कभा( क्तः� व्यालिक्तः क� झे�लःन� बाड़ा� म�स्तिRकलः ह� ज�र्ता� ह6

Adjective

• Cannot be done in SWN

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Form vs Function

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Conflict lexical information is adjective syntactic feature is like a noun

When a word is lexically an adjective but behaves like a noun on syntactic level then it is called as nominal. The ability to take grammatical case marking.

Common Feature of Indian LanguagesAdjectives are declined according to gender and number of

a noun to which they modify in Sanskrit. श्वे�र्ता� धा�विर्ता।

Nominals should not be a part of WN which is semantic net.

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Nouns behave as an adjective on syntactic level is an adjectival.

Synsets of adjectivals difficult to cover in Sanskrit

Literal translation ‘मह्यं� विहन्दUलिचत्रपूटाः�� रः�चन्र्ता�।’ किंह8दU विIल्मX – A compound in Sanskrit.It is dissolved in Sanskrit as विहन्दU(भा�षः�यो�म$) लिचत्रपूटाः�.It is संप्र्ताम( र्तात्पू�रुषः.It is not an adjective in Sanskrit Compound.

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12530 विहन्दU,किंह8दU किंह8दU भा�षः� क� यो� किंह8दU सं� सं�बा�ष्टिधार्ता

म^ किंह8दU विIल्मX द�खान� पूसं�द करःर्ता� हूँ`।

Adjective

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When a word is an adjective or a noun lexically but functions as an adverb syntactically then it is called as adverbial.ज�नज�र्ता$�ग�न

All these are nouns lexically.When appear in instrumental or ablative

case acts as an adverbShould they form a part of a synset of an

adverb?

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Conclusion

Impact of structural differences of Hindi and

Sanskrit on development of SWN

Lexicalization of derived words needs to be

studied

Historical development of a word should be

considered while developing SWN

Nominals, Adjectivals and Adverbials will not

be considered in SWN

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