The Hebrew FrameNet Project

2016-05-01 · LREC 2016 5 · Avi Hayoun, Michael Elhadad

We present the Hebrew FrameNet project, describe the development and annotation processes and enumerate the challenges we faced along the way. We have developed semi-automatic tools to help speed the annotation and data collection process. The resource currently covers 167 frames, 3,000 lexical units and about 500 fully annotated sentences. We have started training and testing automatic SRL tools on the seed data.

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