Principles for deciding on the distinctions
{"Image DocumentName": "Principles for deciding on the distinctions", "Image ImageDescription": "Starting point is that the wordnets are linguistic ontologies: Semantic classifications common in linguistic paradigms: Aktionsart models [Vendler 1967, Verkuyl 1972, Verkuyl 1989, Pustejovsky 1991], entity-orders [Lyons 1977], Aristotle\u2019s Qualia-structure [Pustejovsky 1995]. Ontologies developed in previous EC-projects, which had a similar basis and are well-known in the project consortium: Acquilex (BRA 3030, 7315), Sift (LE-62030, [Vossen and Bon 1996]. The ontology should be capable of reflecting the diversity of the set of common BCs, across the 4 languages. In this sense the classification of the common BCs in terms of the top-concepts should result in: Homogeneous Base Concept Clusters: classifications in WordNet1.5 and the other wordnets. Average-sized Base Concept Clusters: not extremely large or small.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}