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<scribe> Scribe: Philipp Cimiano
<scribe> Chair: Philipp Cimiano
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John to walk us through the syntax-semantics module
John presents the proposal
Three levels of lexicalization: i) metadata about the lexicon proper, ii) lexicon about how the ontology lexicalizes itself, iii) metadata about specific types of lexical resources
Question should we have all of them
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Armando: third case could be included in first one, it is a specific case of 1
Strategy: we will define core lexicon metadata within lime and then add additional metadata in the lexical nets / linguistic linked data module
two approaches: either ontolex:Form SubclassOf skosxl:label or ontolex:LexicalEntry subclassOf skosxl:label
Philipp: there are two points I think: one is the application of procedural heuristics to decide how to algorithmically transform a ontolex model into a skos model, while the other is about what we would expect as result when querying an ontolex model for skosxl:label and their skosxl:literalForm
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