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Portland, Oregon, June 19-24, 2011.
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Local and Global Algorithms for Disambiguation to Wikipedia
Lev ... Disambiguation Candidates Generation
The first step in GLOW is to extract all mentions that
can refer to Wikipedia titles, and to construct a set
of disamb...
...
designed to understand coherent natural language
texts. First, they make too heavy and rigorous
use of predetermined knowledge schemes relating to
the subject matter of texts and to the
organization ... processes and decision
makings of human understanders.
We do not want to claim that global schemes
are not needed at all in discourse understanding.
But there is a the...
... in Figure 1.
We generally use a hand-crafted, broad-coverage
LFG for German (Rohrer and Forst, 2006) to parse
a corpus sentence into a f(unctional) structure
3
and generate all surface realisations ... de-
cide in an unsupervised way which combinations of
word order and voice are to be preferred.
1013
Top 1 Top 1 Top 1 Top 2 Top 3
Model
Match BLEU NIST Voice Prec. Prec.+Voice Prec...
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Towards Developing Generation Algorithms for Text -to- Text Applications
Radu Soricut and Daniel Marcu
Information Sciences Institute
University of Southern California
4676 ... operator. Vertices
to and to result from the expansion of
the two operators, respectively. These latter ver-
tices are also shown to have rank 1, as opposed to...
... can be used for questions and for answers, we
used (and summed together) the same kernels ex-
cept for those based on PASs, which are only used
on answers.
4.1.1 Datasets
To train and test our ... questions and answers can be
exploited with models presented in (Moschitti and
Zanzotto, 2007; Zanzotto and Moschitti, 2006).
Also the use of PAS derived from FrameNet and
PropB...
... Center
for Applied Genomics, Hospital for Sick Children,
Toronto, ON, Canada).
Bacterial synthesis and purification of p26
p26 was synthesized in transformed E. coli BL21PRO
(Clontech Laboratories, ... band
pass, and fluorescence excitation was detected from 250 to
310 nm. The excitation wavelength was then set to 280 nm
with a 2-nm band pass, and fluorescence emission was
detected...
... expression fluctuations between type I and
II receptors and ligands probably reflect a relatively lax
system for which receptor ⁄ receptor, as well as lig-
and ⁄ receptor, interactions would be flexible ... conserved kinase cytoplasmic protein sequence
of all four C. gigas receptors together with selected
protostome and deuterostome TGF-b superfamily
receptor orthologues (Fig. 2B). Cg-...
... spelling corrector trained on the
60 million token corpus, Abbreviations and short-
hand were expanded, for example defib expands
to defibrillator. Table 3 shows some unknown to-
kens and their resolutions. ... The
instances where the annotators did not agree were
reviewed and relabeled by a third annotator to gen-
erate a single annotated gold standard corpus. The
third annotator...
... Linguistics
Georgetown University Georgetown University
Washington, D.C., USA Washington, D.C., USA
jaw97@georgetown.edu egk7@georgetown.edu
Abstract
We seek to automatically estimate typical
durations for ... information about common
events. For example, (1) and (2) were used to pro-
vide information about how long a work event can
last:
(1) Had work for an hour and 30 mins...
... only expand into words
p(jj → large | jj → large) = 1. Thus the last fraction
in Equation 7 is equal to one and can be ignored.
For a compression to occur, it needs to be less de-
sirable to add ... divided into three sections.
unsupervised: The screen is divided into sections: one for writing programs, one for the system’s
response as it executes program, and third for ou...