Sentence types in Korean

Lim, Dong-Hoon

doi:10.15811/jkl.2011..60.012

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“…More specifically, the verbal endings in Korean are well known to be complex in their syntactic structures in the sense that the verbal endings carry much of functional load in the grammatical aspects such as sentence mood, tense, voice, aspect, honorific, conjunction, etc. : for example, inter alia, tense (Hwang, 2003), grammatical voice (Park, 2007), interaction of tense-aspect-mood marking with modality (Song, 1998), evidentiality (Lim, 2008), and interrogativity (Lim, 2011). More additional endings can be used to denote various semantic connotations.…”

Section: Level 4: Separating Verbal Endingsmentioning

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Word segmentation granularity in Korean

Park,

Kim

2024

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This paper describes word segmentation granularity in Korean language processing. From a word separated by blank space, which is termed an eojeol, to a sequence of morphemes in Korean, there are multiple possible levels of word segmentation granularity in Korean. For specific language processing and corpus annotation tasks, several different granularity levels have been proposed and utilized, because the agglutinative languages including Korean language have a one-to-one mapping between functional morpheme and syntactic category. Thus, we analyze these different granularity levels, presenting the examples of Korean language processing systems for future reference. Interestingly, the granularity by separating only functional morphemes including case markers and verbal endings, and keeping other suffixes for morphological derivation results in the optimal performance for phrase structure parsing. This contradicts previous best practices for Korean language processing, which has been the de facto standard for various applications that require separating all morphemes.

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Section: Level 4: Separating Verbal Endingsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Word segmentation granularity in Korean

Park,

Kim

2024

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Sentence types in Korean

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Word segmentation granularity in Korean

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