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GerEO: A Large-Scale Resource on the Syntactic Distribution of German Experiencer-Object Verbs
Although studied for several decades, the syntactic properties of experiencer-object (EO) verbs are still under discussion, while most analyses are not supported by substantial corpus data.
Issues of Mass and Count: Dealing with `Dual-Life' Nouns
The topics of mass and count have been studied for many decades in philosophy (e. g., Quine, 1960; Pelletier, 1975), linguistics (e. g., McCawley, 1975; Allen, 1980; Krifka, 1991) and psychology (e. g., Middleton et al, 2004; Barner et al, 2009).
A sense-based lexicon of count and mass expressions: The Bochum English Countability Lexicon
Further included are sets of similar senses using the Leacock and Chodorow (LCH) score for semantic similarity (Leacock {\&} Chodorow 1998), information on orthographic variation, on the completeness of all WordNet senses in the database and an annotated representation of different types of proper names.
Building a reference lexicon for countability in English
The present paper describes the construction of a resource to determine the lexical preference class of a large number of English noun-senses ({\$}{\textbackslash}approx{\$} 14, 000) with respect to the distinction between mass and count interpretations.
