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Conference proceedings
Morlane-Hondère F., Grouin C. (2016). Normalisation de concepts cliniques par des vecteurs de mots. In
Proceedings of the COLTAL 2016 workshop, Paris, France, July 4th.
Morlane-Hondère F., Grouin C., Zweigenbaum P. (2016). Représentation des informations textuelles pour la détection d'états pathologiques par apprentissage statistique. In
Proceedings of JFIM 2016, Geneva, Switzerland, June 28-29.
Morlane-Hondère F., Grouin C., Zweigenbaum P. (2016). Identification of Adverse Drug Reactions from Social Media. In
Actes de la conférence LREC 2016, Portorož, Slovenia, May 23-28.
D'hondt E.,
Morlane-Hondère F., Campillos L., Bouamor D., Ribeiro S., Lavergne T. (2015). LIMSI @ CLEF eHealth 2015 - task 1b. In
Proceedings of the CLEF eHealth 2015 conference, Toulouse, France, September 8-11.
Morlane-Hondère F., D'hondt E. (2015). Feature engineering for tweet polarity classification in the 2015 DEFT challenge.
Proceedings of the DEFT 2015 workshop, Caen, France, June 22.
Morlane-Hondère F., Grouin C., Moriceau V., Zweigenbaum P. (2015). Médicaments qui soignent, médicaments qui rendent malades. Etude des relations causales pour identifier les effets secondaires.
Proceedings of the TALN 2015 conference (short paper), Caen, France, June 22-25. (Vigi4MED project).
Morlane-Hondère F., Grouin C., Zweigenbaum P. (2015). Etude des verbes introducteurs des noms de médicaments dans les forums de santé.
Proceedings of the TALN 2015 conference (short paper), Caen, France, June 22-25. (Vigi4MED project).
Morlane-Hondère F. (2015). What can distributional semantic models tell us about part-of relations?
Proceedings of the NetWordS 2015 conference, Pisa, Italy, March 30-April 1.
Morlane-Hondère F., Fabre C., Hathout N., Tanguy L. (2014). Disambiguating distributional neighbors using a lexical substitution dataset.
Proceedings of the 11th International Workshop on Natural Language Processing and Cognitive Science (NLPCS), Venice, Italy, October 27-29.
Fabre C., Hathout N., Ho-Dac L.-M.,
Morlane-Hondère F., Muller P., Sajous F., Tanguy L., Van de Cruys T. (2014). Présentation de l'atelier SemDis 2014 : sémantique distributionnelle pour la substitution lexicale et l'exploration de corpus spécialisés.
Proceedings of the SemDis 2014 workshop (TALN conference), Marseille, France, July 1-4.
Morlane-Hondère F. (2013). Utiliser une base distributionnelle pour filtrer un dictionnaire de synonymes.
Proceedings of the SemDis 2013 workshop (TALN conference), Les Sables d'Olonne, France, June 21.
Morlane-Hondère F., Fabre C. (2012). Le test de substituabilité à l'épreuve des corpus : utiliser l'analyse distributionnelle automatique pour l'étude des relations lexicales.
Proceedings of the 'Congrès Mondial de Linguistique Française' (CMLF), Lyon, France, July 4-7.
Morlane-Hondère F., Fabre C. (2012). Étude des manifestations de la relation de méronymie dans une ressource distributionnelle.
Proceedings of the TALN 2012 conference, Grenoble, France, June 4-8.
Morlane-Hondère F., Fabre C. (2010). L'antonymie observée avec des méthodes de TAL : une relation à la fois syntagmatique et paradigmatique ?
Proceedings of the TALN 2010 conference (short paper), Montréal, Canada, July 19-23.
Adam C.,
Morlane-Hondère F. (2009). Détection de la cohésion lexicale par similarité distributionnelle : application à la segmentation thématique.
Proceedings of the RECITAL 2009 conference, Senlis, France, June 24-26.
Best paper award.
Poster presentations
Morlane-Hondère F. (2014). Using distributional thesauri for sorting synonyms.
Computational Linguistics in the Netherlands, January 17.
PhD thesis
PhD thesis defended on July 2013 at the University of Toulouse Jean Jaurès, France, with
Cécile Fabre as advisor. Passed summa cum laude (
très honorable avec félicitations du jury). The research has been supported by a grant from the French Ministry of Research and Education (2009-2012).
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Title: Une approche linguistique de l'évaluation des ressources extraites par analyse distributionnelle automatique. ("A linguistic approach of the evaluation of distributional semantic models")
Abstract: In this thesis, we address the question of the evaluation of distributional thesauri from a linguistic point of view. The most common ways to evaluate distributional methods rely on the comparison with gold standards like WordNet or semantic tasks like the TOEFL test. However, these quantitative evaluation methods disregard qualitative linguistic approaches of the distributional neighbours. Our work aims at a better understanding of the distributional behaviors of words in texts through the study of distributional thesauri.
Our approach is twofold. First, we take a quantitative approach based on a comparison of several distributional thesauri with gold standards (the DES – a dictionary of synonyms – and JeuxDeMots – a crowdsourced lexical network). This gives us an overview of the nature of the semantic relations extracted in our distributional thesauri. In a second step, we rely on this comparison to select samples of distributional neighbours for a qualitative study. We present several protocols that we have designed to compare the properties of the couples of distributional neighbours which were found to be synonyms, antonyms, hypernyms or meronyms in the gold standards, and which were not. By doing so, we shed light on linguistc phenomena that can favour or prevent the substitutability of words in a corpus.
This work also illustrates the enormous potential of distributional thesauri for linguistic research. The possibility of measuring the substitutability of two words in a corpus can be of a great help to empirically assess the validity of linguistic theories.
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Masters' theses
Morlane-Hondère F. —
Deux approches de la cohésion lexicale pour le repérage de phénomènes discursifs. Mémoire de Master 2 (encadré par Cécile Fabre), Université Toulouse Jean Jaurès, 2009.
Morlane-Hondère F. —
Combiner proximité distributionnelle et patrons linguistiques pour repérer l’antonymie. Mémoire de Master 1 (encadré par Cécile Fabre), Université Toulouse Jean Jaurès, 2008.