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bracis-28418	Lopes, Lucelene; Fernandes, Paulo; Inacio, Marcio L.; Duran, Magali S.; Pardo, Thiago A. S.	Disambiguation of Universal Dependencies Part-of-Speech Tags of Closed Class Words in Portuguese	2023		.htm	text/html	5822	304	53	In such work the authors point out the processing burden associated using CRF to perform the task, but they deliver PoS tag accuracies around 97%. The set of UD PoS tags is formed by: ADJ - adjectives, as “bonito” (“beautiful” in English); ADP - adpositions, as “de” (“of” in English); ADV - adverbs, as “não” (“no” in English); AUX - auxiliary verbs, as “foi” (“was” in English); CCONJ - coordinating conjunctions, as “e” (“and” in English); DET - determiners, as “cujo” (“whose” in English); INTJ - interjections, as “tchau” (“goodbye” in English); NOUN - nouns, as “vida” (“life” in English); NUM - numerals, as “cinco” (“five” in English); PART - particles, which is not employed in Portuguese; PRON - pronouns, as “ele” (“he” in English); PROPN - proper nouns, as “Brasil” (“Brazil” in English); PUNCT - punctuations, as “?”; SCONJ - subordinating conjunctions, as “porque” (“because” in English); SYM - symbols, as “$”; VERB - verbs, as “jogamos” (“(we) play” in English); X - others, as foreign words.	cache/bracis-28418.htm	txt/bracis-28418.txt