Chunking
in scheme: Operation Taxonomy
definition: Shallow parsing refers to a class of techniques for identifying phrasal chunks in texts without assigning deep hierarchical structures. Cascaded finite-state models are often used for shallow parsing. Shallow parsing techniques are used because they are more time-efficient and more error-tolerant than ""deep"" parsers, and give rise to fewer ambiguities.
comment: The task/process of dividing a sentence into chunks (non-overlapping text segments consisting of a head and preceding function words and/or modifiers)
broader: Parsing
type: Concept
type: Operation
type: Named individual
narrower: Noun phrase chunking
alternative label: Shallow Parsing
alternative label: Light parsing

Noun phrase chunking
type: Named individual
type: Operation
type: Concept
broader: Chunking

Parsing
type: Named individual
type: Operation
type: Concept
narrower: Chunking

Named individual
type: Class

Operation
type: Class

Text Processing Collection
type: Named individual
type: Operation
type: Collection
member: Chunking

Operation Taxonomy
type: Named individual
type: ConceptScheme