Experimental Recearch of New Verbs' Construction

Student: Buylova Nadezhda

Educational Programme: Computational Linguistics (Master)

Final Grade: 9

Year of Graduation: 2016

The paper presents an analysis of the constructions of low-frequency russian verbs. We researched more than 250 rare tokens, which were classified according to several criteria (origin, the number of valences, hyperonyms, frequency). An experiment in which respondents were to choose between real-life design and construction of the verb-synonym was held. The low-frequency base of Russian verbs was compiled and represented in machine-readable form.

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