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| We propose to investigate the reflexive forms typology on an empirical basis, both: | We propose to investigate the reflexive forms typology on an empirical basis, both: | ||
| - | (i) with an NLP objective of automatically detecting seV forms that cannot be interpreted regularly | + | * (i) with an NLP objective of automatically detecting seV forms that cannot be interpreted regularly | 
| - | (ii) and from a linguistic perspective, | + |  | 
| - | - how does a typology infered using observed valency of seV / V forms on large corpora compares to hand-craft typologies? | + |  | 
| - | - is it possible to detect syntactic and semantic characteristics correlated with the existence of a certain type of seV form? | + |  | 
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| For evaluation and boot-strapping for automatic classification, | For evaluation and boot-strapping for automatic classification, | ||
| - | - the French part of the annotated corpora (https:// | + | * the French part of the annotated corpora (https:// | 
| - | - a corpus of seV forms manually tagged with fine-grained classes (ongoing annotation by L. Barque, M. Candito and R. Huyghe) | + |  | 
| Depending on the native language of the hired postdoctoral fellow, reflexives in other languages can also be studied. | Depending on the native language of the hired postdoctoral fellow, reflexives in other languages can also be studied. | ||