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We propose a new, simple model for the automatic induction of selectional preferences, using corpus-based semantic similarity metrics. Focusing on the task of semantic role labeling, we compute selectional preferences for semantic roles. In evaluations the similarity-based model shows lower error rates than both Resnik’s WordNet-based model and the EM-based clustering model, but has coverage problems. | A Simple Similarity-based Model for Selectional Preferences Katrin Erk University of Texas at Austin Abstract We propose a new simple model for the automatic induction of selectional preferences using corpus-based semantic similarity metrics. Focusing on the task of semantic role labeling we compute selectional preferences for semantic roles. In evaluations the similarity-based model shows lower error rates than both Resnik s WordNet-based model and the EM-based clustering model but has coverage problems. 1 Introduction Selectional preferences which characterize typical arguments of predicates are a very useful and versatile knowledge source. They have been used for example for syntactic disambiguation Hindle and Rooth 1993 word sense disambiguation WSD McCarthy and Carroll 2003 and semantic role labeling SRL Gildea and Jurafsky 2002 . The corpus-based induction of selectional preferences was first proposed by Resnik 1996 . All later approaches have followed the same two-step procedure first collecting argument headwords from a corpus then generalizing to other similar words. Some approaches have used WordNet for the generalization step Resnik 1996 Clark and Weir 2001 Abe and Li 1993 others EM-based clustering Rooth et al. 1999 . In this paper we propose a new simple model for selectional preference induction that uses corpus-based semantic similarity metrics such as Cosine or Lin s 1998 mutual informationbased metric for the generalization step. This model does not require any manually created 216 lexical resources. In addition the corpus for computing the similarity metrics can be freely chosen allowing greater variation in the domain of generalization than a fixed lexical resource. We focus on one application of selectional preferences semantic role labeling. The argument positions for which we compute selec-tional preferences will be semantic roles in the FrameNet Baker et al. 1998 paradigm and the predicates we consider will be .

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