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Adapting NLP Tools and Frame-Semantic Resources for the Semantic Analysis of Ritual Descriptions Nikolina Koleva UdS 22. February 2012 Nikolina Koleva (UdS) 22. February 2012 1 / 22 Outline Introduction 1 NLP Tools and Resources for


  1. Adapting NLP Tools and Frame-Semantic Resources for the Semantic Analysis of Ritual Descriptions Nikolina Koleva UdS 22. February 2012 Nikolina Koleva (UdS) 22. February 2012 1 / 22

  2. Outline Introduction 1 NLP Tools and Resources for Ritual Descriptions 2 Characteristics of Ritual Domain 3 Semantic Annotation of Ritual Descriptions 4 Detecting Ritual Structure 5 Summary 6 Nikolina Koleva (UdS) 22. February 2012 2 / 22

  3. Motivation Nikolina Koleva (UdS) 22. February 2012 3 / 22

  4. Motivation interdisciplinary subject, a bunch of challenges Nikolina Koleva (UdS) 22. February 2012 3 / 22

  5. Motivation interdisciplinary subject, a bunch of challenges Is there underlying structure of rituals? Nikolina Koleva (UdS) 22. February 2012 3 / 22

  6. Motivation interdisciplinary subject, a bunch of challenges Is there underlying structure of rituals? Does "ritual grammar" exist? Nikolina Koleva (UdS) 22. February 2012 3 / 22

  7. Motivation interdisciplinary subject, a bunch of challenges Is there underlying structure of rituals? Does "ritual grammar" exist? Is it universal? Nikolina Koleva (UdS) 22. February 2012 3 / 22

  8. Motivation interdisciplinary subject, a bunch of challenges Is there underlying structure of rituals? Does "ritual grammar" exist? Is it universal? There is evidence for variances and similarities in rituals wrt. Nikolina Koleva (UdS) 22. February 2012 3 / 22

  9. Motivation interdisciplinary subject, a bunch of challenges Is there underlying structure of rituals? Does "ritual grammar" exist? Is it universal? There is evidence for variances and similarities in rituals wrt. ◮ culture Nikolina Koleva (UdS) 22. February 2012 3 / 22

  10. Motivation interdisciplinary subject, a bunch of challenges Is there underlying structure of rituals? Does "ritual grammar" exist? Is it universal? There is evidence for variances and similarities in rituals wrt. ◮ culture ◮ time Nikolina Koleva (UdS) 22. February 2012 3 / 22

  11. The Tasks detection of complex event sequences Nikolina Koleva (UdS) 22. February 2012 4 / 22

  12. The Tasks detection of complex event sequences finding participants, objects, places and times involved in the events Nikolina Koleva (UdS) 22. February 2012 4 / 22

  13. The Tasks detection of complex event sequences finding participants, objects, places and times involved in the events How ? Nikolina Koleva (UdS) 22. February 2012 4 / 22

  14. The Tasks detection of complex event sequences finding participants, objects, places and times involved in the events How ? → using NLP tools Nikolina Koleva (UdS) 22. February 2012 4 / 22

  15. The Tasks detection of complex event sequences finding participants, objects, places and times involved in the events How ? → using NLP tools recognition of variations and regularities of rituals Nikolina Koleva (UdS) 22. February 2012 4 / 22

  16. The Tasks detection of complex event sequences finding participants, objects, places and times involved in the events How ? → using NLP tools recognition of variations and regularities of rituals focus on discourse semantic aspects due to complex event sequences Nikolina Koleva (UdS) 22. February 2012 4 / 22

  17. Difficulties no all-encompassing theoretical framework for ritual analysis thus recurrent structures in event sequences are unknown descriptions of rituals have different text features than texts used for the development of the used NLP tools → Need for adaptation Nikolina Koleva (UdS) 22. February 2012 5 / 22

  18. Resources and Tools for Analysis of Ritual Structure Frame Semantics ◮ powerful framework: concept of scenario frames connected by frame relations and role inheritance Lexical Ontology, e.g. WordNet, for variation analysis in characteristics of events across rituals Semantically annotated corpora and reference ontology enables reasoning with external knowledge resources Nikolina Koleva (UdS) 22. February 2012 6 / 22

  19. Main steps 1 corpus creation and annotation ◮ contains descriptions of different cultures ◮ annotated with linguistic and ritual-specific tags 2 analysis of the ritual structure ◮ deployment of logical and statistical methods for the detection of recurring structures and systematic variances in ritual descriptions based on semantic annotation Nikolina Koleva (UdS) 22. February 2012 7 / 22

  20. Ritual Descriptions collected from different sources Nikolina Koleva (UdS) 22. February 2012 8 / 22

  21. Ritual Descriptions collected from different sources ◮ Hindu rituals from Nepal Nikolina Koleva (UdS) 22. February 2012 8 / 22

  22. Ritual Descriptions collected from different sources ◮ Hindu rituals from Nepal ◮ Middle East Nikolina Koleva (UdS) 22. February 2012 8 / 22

  23. Ritual Descriptions collected from different sources ◮ Hindu rituals from Nepal ◮ Middle East textual sources Nikolina Koleva (UdS) 22. February 2012 8 / 22

  24. Ritual Descriptions collected from different sources ◮ Hindu rituals from Nepal ◮ Middle East textual sources ◮ theory-oriented studies by ritual researchers that deal with religious, ethnologic and social rituals (used to build ritual specific ontology) Nikolina Koleva (UdS) 22. February 2012 8 / 22

  25. Ritual Descriptions collected from different sources ◮ Hindu rituals from Nepal ◮ Middle East textual sources ◮ theory-oriented studies by ritual researchers that deal with religious, ethnologic and social rituals (used to build ritual specific ontology) ◮ descriptions of rituals Nikolina Koleva (UdS) 22. February 2012 8 / 22

  26. Ritual Descriptions collected from different sources ◮ Hindu rituals from Nepal ◮ Middle East textual sources ◮ theory-oriented studies by ritual researchers that deal with religious, ethnologic and social rituals (used to build ritual specific ontology) ◮ descriptions of rituals ethnographic observations (How rituals are performed in modern 1 times?) Nikolina Koleva (UdS) 22. February 2012 8 / 22

  27. Ritual Descriptions collected from different sources ◮ Hindu rituals from Nepal ◮ Middle East textual sources ◮ theory-oriented studies by ritual researchers that deal with religious, ethnologic and social rituals (used to build ritual specific ontology) ◮ descriptions of rituals ethnographic observations (How rituals are performed in modern 1 times?) ritual manuals (translations of original manuals that prescribe a ritual) 2 Nikolina Koleva (UdS) 22. February 2012 8 / 22

  28. Ritual Descriptions collected from different sources ◮ Hindu rituals from Nepal ◮ Middle East textual sources ◮ theory-oriented studies by ritual researchers that deal with religious, ethnologic and social rituals (used to build ritual specific ontology) ◮ descriptions of rituals ethnographic observations (How rituals are performed in modern 1 times?) ritual manuals (translations of original manuals that prescribe a ritual) 2 ◮ not trivial alignment of manuals that mention only relevant part of the events to an exhaustive (possibly subjective description) Nikolina Koleva (UdS) 22. February 2012 8 / 22

  29. Text Characteristics foreign terms Nikolina Koleva (UdS) 22. February 2012 9 / 22

  30. Text Characteristics foreign terms ◮ He sweeps the place for the sacrificial fire with kuśa . Nikolina Koleva (UdS) 22. February 2012 9 / 22

  31. Text Characteristics foreign terms ◮ He sweeps the place for the sacrificial fire with kuśa . → He sweeps the place for the sacrificial fire with <grass *kuśa> . Nikolina Koleva (UdS) 22. February 2012 9 / 22

  32. Text Characteristics foreign terms ◮ He sweeps the place for the sacrificial fire with kuśa . → He sweeps the place for the sacrificial fire with <grass *kuśa> . fixed expressions that often have to be spoken Nikolina Koleva (UdS) 22. February 2012 9 / 22

  33. Text Characteristics foreign terms ◮ He sweeps the place for the sacrificial fire with kuśa . → He sweeps the place for the sacrificial fire with <grass *kuśa> . fixed expressions that often have to be spoken ◮ Salutation to Kubera reciting the mantra arddha-mãsãh . Nikolina Koleva (UdS) 22. February 2012 9 / 22

  34. Text Characteristics foreign terms ◮ He sweeps the place for the sacrificial fire with kuśa . → He sweeps the place for the sacrificial fire with <grass *kuśa> . fixed expressions that often have to be spoken ◮ Salutation to Kubera reciting the mantra arddha-mãsãh . → replace with placeholders during processing and reinsert them afterwards Nikolina Koleva (UdS) 22. February 2012 9 / 22

  35. Text Characteristics foreign terms ◮ He sweeps the place for the sacrificial fire with kuśa . → He sweeps the place for the sacrificial fire with <grass *kuśa> . fixed expressions that often have to be spoken ◮ Salutation to Kubera reciting the mantra arddha-mãsãh . → replace with placeholders during processing and reinsert them afterwards Imperatives, PPs and nested sentences Nikolina Koleva (UdS) 22. February 2012 9 / 22

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