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Crowdsourcing de diversidad léxica

Hadi Khalilia1,2, Jahna Otterbacher3, Gábor Bella4

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Este estudio presenta un método de crowdsourcing para reducir el sesgo en los recursos léxico-semánticos (LSR). La plataforma LingoGap identifica brechas léxicas multilingües, mejorando la calidad de los datos lingüísticos.

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Área de la Ciencia:

  • Lingüística Computacional; Lexicografía; Antropología Cultural

Sus antecedentes:

  • Los recursos léxico-semánticos (LSR) son cruciales para el PNL y los estudios lingüísticos.; Los LSR existentes a menudo muestran un sesgo cultural inglés/anglosajón, carecen de conceptos nativos e indican intraducibilidad (brechas léxicas).

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Proponer y validar una nueva metodología de crowdsourcing para reducir el sesgo en los LSR.; Abordar el problema de las brechas léxicas multilingües y mejorar la especificidad cultural en los recursos lingüísticos.

Principales métodos:

  • Se desarrolló la plataforma de crowdsourcing LingoGap para la comparación de lexemas basada en microtareas entre idiomas.; Los trabajadores de crowdsourcing identificaron términos equivalentes, términos específicos del idioma y brechas léxicas, centrándose en dominios culturalmente ricos como la comida y el parentesco.

Principales resultados:

  • Se aplicó el método a la terminología de inglés-árabe (comida) e indonesio-banjarese (comida).; Se identificaron 2140 brechas léxicas entre inglés y árabe, y 951 entre indonesio y banjarese.

Conclusiones:

  • La metodología de crowdsourcing LingoGap es eficaz para identificar y reducir el sesgo en los LSR.; La plataforma es una herramienta viable para el enriquecimiento de léxicos a gran escala y para abordar las brechas léxicas multilingües.