We also compare our method with: (1) "LCS", the string similarity-based method of<cite> Salehi and Cook (2013)</cite> , in which 54 languages are used; (2) "DS", the monolingual distributional similarity method of Salehi et al. (2014) ; (3) "DS+DSL2", the multilingual distributional similarity method of Salehi et al. (2014) , including supervised language selection for a given dataset, based on crossvalidation; and (4) "LCS+DS+DSL2", whereby the first three methods are combined using a supervised support vector regression model.