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Automatic Corpus Creation for Domain Adaptation of Search Models Based on Large Language Models
Full text link筑波大学University of Tsukuba修士（情報学）Master of Science in Informatics2023master thesi
Dataset for Generating Image Descriptions Aimed at Pedestrian Assistance in Urban Environments
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ゼロショット分類による自動トピックラベリングの語用論的アプローチ
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Synthesis of substituted (trifluoromethyl)alkenes: (Trifluoromethyl)alkylidenation of thioketones via CF3-thiiranes
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a review of Completion under strong homotopy cokernels by Vitale Enrico M
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<Articles>The Appearance of a Metaverse State as a Significant Issue of International Relations: A Policy Research of the Creation of a Metaverse State by Tuvalu and a Step to the Reconsideration of the Concept of State
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Matter as a Point of Bifurcation of Platonism: Tanabe Hajime’s Interpretation of Plato’s Later Works and Neoplatonism
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< Papers >A Study on the Use of “Ni Kakawaru” and “To Kakawaru”: Analyses using NINJAL-LWP for TWC
Full text link本研究は動詞「かかわる」に注目し、「名詞+にかかわる/とかかわる」のコロケーションをNINJAL-LWP for TWCで抽出し、ニ格とト格の使い分けを考察した。共起頻度上位50位の語において、ニ格の場合はモノ・コトを表す語（「命、問題、活動」）が90.0％であるのに対し、ト格はヒトを表す語（「人、～たち」）が82.0％となっており、LD値からも同様の傾向が確認された。さらに、使用例を分析した結果、「～にかかわる」は、動作主体がモノ・コトであるか、ヒトであるかにかかわらず、動作対象がモノ・コトである場合に多用されており、「～とかかわる」は、動作主体も動作対象もヒトである場合に多用されるということが明らかになった。この使い分けの影響要素として、ト格の働きかけの相互性が考えられる。また、ニ格・ト格にかかわらず、動詞「かかわる」の動作主体は動作対象の意志性から一定の制約を受けるという結果も得られた。This research describes the differences of “Noun + Ni Kakawaru” and “Noun + To Kakawaru” using NINJAL-LWP for TWC. Among the top 50 nouns co-occurring most frequently with these expressions 90.0% of the nouns co-occurring with “Ni Kakawaru” represent objects and events while 82.0% of the nouns co-occurring with “To Kakawaru” represent people. Furthermore it was found that “Ni Kakawaru” is often used when the object of the action is an object or event and “To Kakawaru” is frequently used when both the subject of the action and the object of the action are humans. Besides regardless of ni-kaku or to-kaku the subject of “Kakawaru” is subject to certain restrictions due to the intentionality of the object.departmental bulletin pape