FrameNet Guided Tour

Prepared by Sue Atkins

http://www.icsi.berkeley.edu/~framenet/

finding a frame (1)

finding a frame (2)

finding a frame (3)

finding a frame (4)

finding a frame (5)

finding a word (1)

finding a word (2)

finding a word (3)

finding a word (4)

finding a word (lexeme) (5)

3 LUs

3 framesConversationEvidenceArguing

finding a lexical entry (1)

lexicalentry

ofLU argue

in‘Conversation’

frame

finding a lexical entry (2) : frame info

scroll down

finding a lexical entry (3) :valence

finding annotated sentences (1)

finding annotated sentences (2)

Annotationof

LU arguein

‘Conversation’frame

finding annotated sentences (3)

grouped acc. to syntax

introducing the FrameNet2 Viewer“Search using FrameSQL”

The FrameNet Viewer processes the FrameNet data and displays them in various ways.

see next batch of slides

by Hiroaki Sato

finding a specific lexical entry (1)

finding a specific lexical entry (2)

key in initial letter of word

scroll down to argue

finding a specific lexical entry (3)

click on argue

finding a specific lexical entry (4)lexeme argue & its LUs

click on one LU

one view of a lexical entry (1)KWIC display of sentences

click on keyword for full annotated sentence

full frame descripton here

one view of a lexical entry (2)full annotated sentence

a different view of the entry (1)

hit “Display with FEs”

a different view of the entry (2)

hit a figure to display the corpus sentences showing that valence pattern

NB this is a new window

a different view of the entry (3)the valence pattern

the annotated sentences