Distinctive features of the structure of linguistic ontology


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Abstract

This paper describes a methodology for developing a linguistic ontology as a component of a system for automatic analysis of customer opinions about commercial products. The fundamental principles of building ontologies of this type are substantiated, which include the following: the relationship between ontology and grammar; distinguishing parametric and evaluative terms in its structure and classification of evaluative terms into syntactic and semantic ones; the binary relationship between syntactic and semantic terms; the gradation scale of the intensity of evaluations. The cases of the homonymy and synonymy of evaluative terms are analyzed for the first time based on Russian data.

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V. A. Yatsko

Katanov Khakass State University

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Email: viatcheslav-yatsko@rambler.ru
Russian Federation, Abakan, 655017

T. S. Yatsko

Katanov Khakass State University

Email: viatcheslav-yatsko@rambler.ru
Russian Federation, Abakan, 655017

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