Extracting semantic relations via the combination of inferences, schemas and cooccurrences
Extracting semantic relations from texts is a good way to build and supply a knowledge base, an indispensable resource for text analysis. We propose and evaluate the combination of three ways of producing lexical-semantic relations.
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