Method of noun phrase detection in Ukrainian texts
S.D. Pogorilyy, A.A. Kramov

TL;DR
This paper proposes a new method for detecting noun phrases in Ukrainian texts using Universal Dependencies and named-entity recognition, validated on Ukrainian news corpus, improving accuracy for NLP preprocessing tasks.
Contribution
The paper introduces a complex noun phrase detection method for Ukrainian texts leveraging Universal Dependencies and named-entity recognition, addressing language-specific challenges.
Findings
Method achieves measurable accuracy improvements.
Universal Dependencies effectively represent sentence structure.
Potential for further accuracy enhancement with specialized NER models.
Abstract
Introduction. The area of natural language processing considers AI-complete tasks that cannot be solved using traditional algorithmic actions. Such tasks are commonly implemented with the usage of machine learning methodology and means of computer linguistics. One of the preprocessing tasks of a text is the search of noun phrases. The accuracy of this task has implications for the effectiveness of many other tasks in the area of natural language processing. In spite of the active development of research in the area of natural language processing, the investigation of the search for noun phrases within Ukrainian texts are still at an early stage. Results. The different methods of noun phrases detection have been analyzed. The expediency of the representation of sentences as a tree structure has been justified. The key disadvantage of many methods of noun phrase detection is the severe…
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