Supervised learning on encyclopaedic resources for the extension of a lexicon of proper names dedicated to the recognition of named entities (Apprentissage supervis\'e sur ressources encyclop\'ediques pour l'enrichissement d'un lexique de noms propres destin\'e \`a la reconnaissance des entit\'es nomm\'ees) [in French]
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