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https://hdl.handle.net/2115/48468

Challenges for a theory of visualization: what is semantic symmetry?

Measuring the compositionality of multi-word expressions

英語

2011-06

ERATO湊離散構造処理系プロジェクト

ERATOセミナ2010 : No.17. 2010年9月2日

Challenges for a theory of visualization: what is semantic symmetry? : While there is no theory of visualization, there should be. Such a theory would provide a framework to assess a variety of information visualization techniques, to understand their comparative value in helping humans to draw inferences on large data. One simple concept related to a theory of visualization is semantic symmetry, which can be considered as the property that change in one representation space (e.g., a visual vocabulary space) can be accurately propogated to another space (e.g., a numeric tabular space). We explain the idea of semantic symmetry, and its potential role in a theory of visualization. Measuring the compositionality of multi-word expressions : For centuries, formal linguists and philosophers have discussed the nature of compositional and non-compositional phrases, sometimes referred to as multi-word expressions (although the concept of ”word” itself is somewhat elusive). Here we show one simple measure of compositionality, and argue that, in addition to providing evidence for a fundamental principle of linguistics, also creates lots of linguistic questions, but still provides a basis for application in search engine query processing.

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