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Defining Concepts, Generating Knowledge: A Structured Review of Terminological Definitions

2026 · DETEC@MDTT · 1 citation · 38 references
Computer Science

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The paper identifies major research directions, including normative principles for definition writing, corpus-based and communicative approaches, knowledge-oriented modeling, and automatic definition extraction and generation, including normative principles for definition writing and generation.

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