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Definition of Linguistic Syntactic Patterns for Semantic Annotation of Business Process Models (Technical report)
Autor
Samuel Vieyra García
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Summary
Linguistic Syntactic Patterns (LSPs) are patterns only based on a dependency grammar
combined with PartsOfSpeech tagging, which have proven their importance for the knowledge
engineering field especially with the ever increasing amount of available data [1].
The objective of this report is to analysis of a Business Process (BP) models corpus in order to
identify the form in that the basic BP primitives are usually described by the process analyst.
This analysis enable us to define a set of LSPs, which are used in the semantic annotation of BP
models, establishing what text items into primitive labels should be annotated with RDF
concepts.