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We set up a conceptual space of 87 microroles based on their coexpression tendencies, i.e To produce this graphical display, we used the following method. On the basis of data from 25 languages drawn from the valpal (valency patterns leipzig) database, we show how one can visualize coexpression tendencies using quantitative methods (in particular,.
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This paper explores the identification of semantic role clusters and alignment types through the investigation of microrole coexpression tendencies across various languages. As a first example of this method, consider the structure of zenzontepec chatino role marking in figure 4 Identifying semantic role clusters and alignment types via microrole coexpression tendencies
On the basis of data from 25 languages drawn from the valpal (valency patterns leipzig) database, we show how one can visualize coexpression tendencies using quantitative methods (in particular, multidimensional scaling).
Identifying semantic role clusters and alignment types via microrole coexpression tendencies iren hartmann, martin haspelmath and michael cysouw semantic role clustering They originally appeared in a special issue of studies in language 38 in 2014, which in turn is based on a workshop which took place at the university of zurich in 2011. In this volume, the notion will be discussed from novel perspectives with the aim of providing new insights into our understanding of semantic roles.
