
doi: 10.1109/ialp.2012.42
We address the problem of Chinese semantic dependency parsing. Dependency parsing is traditionally oriented to syntax analysis, which we denote by syntactic dependency parsing to distinguish it from semantic dependency parsing. In this paper, firstly we compare Chinese semantic dependency parsing and syntactic dependency parsing systematically, showing that syntactic dependency parsing can potentially improve the performance of semantic dependency parsing. Thus then we suggest an approach based on quasi-synchronous grammar to incorporate the auto-parsed syntactic dependency tree into semantic dependency parsing. We conduct experiments on the Chinese semantic dependency parsing corpus of SemEval-2012. Finally we achieve 65.25% LAS on test corpus, gaining increases of 2.45% compared to the top result of 62.80% in SemEval-2012.
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