1. LLOD Use Case: MWE lexicon Jan Odijk CLARIAH-CORE LD4LR Workshop Utrecht, 2017-02-06/07

2. DuELME: database of multiword expressions (MWE)
MWE-lexicon
DuELME: database of multiword expressions (MWE)
MWE: word combination that has idiosyncratic properties
E.g. de plaat poetsen the plate polish = ‘to bolt’
DuELME=
Set of MWE descriptions for MWEs
Set of pattern descriptions

3. Component list (seq. of lemmas) Morphosyntactic properties
MWE description
Component list (seq. of lemmas)
[plaat, poetsen]
Morphosyntactic properties
Conjugated with hebben
Some semantic properties
Takes [Human] argument
Example sentence (strongly restricted)
Hij heeft de plaat gepoetst

4. Parameters (to define its fine syntactic structure
MWE description
Pattern id: reference to the description of its global syntactic structure
ec1
Parameters (to define its fine syntactic structure
Plaat:sg def

5. Syntactic structure with open slots
Pattern description
Pattern id
ec1
Syntactic structure with open slots
[.VP [.obj1:NP [.det:D (1) ] [.hd:N (2) ]] [.hd:V (3) ]]
Description
Relation between components and example sentence …

6. Originally: Set of CSV files Later: LMF-compatible format
Formats
Originally: Set of CSV files
Later: LMF-compatible format
One minor deviation: error
One deviation that [I think (now)] can be remedied

7. LOD? Any advantages of converting LMF format into some LOD format?
Can Lemon model handle it?
Or other LD-based lexicon models (if any)?
Linking with other lexicons?

8. Thanks for your attention