... freedomof speech, and defending one, this book will address the issue of coverage I will conclude that a "marketplace of ideas" theory is the dominant rationale given for freedomofspeechand ... abridgement offreedomofspeech but claimed that freedomof speech, as protected by the first amendment, refers only to speech relevant to the self-governing process.2 Of course, the category of politically ... treating freedomof "political" speech as a necessary and protected element of democracy also shows that freedomof "nonpolitical" speech ought to receive the same protection Both freedomof political...
... the advantages and challenges of new information and communication technologies, including the Internet and mobile technologies, for the exercise of the right to freedomof opinion and expression, ... alia a violation of its obligation to respect the right to freedomof opinion and expression Although determining the origin of cyber-attacks and the identity of the perpetrator is often technically ... such violence; and (c) there is a direct and immediate connection between the expression and the likelihood or occurrence of such violence Imposition of intermediary liability 74 Intermediaries play...
... selectivity of carbon membrane derived from mPy with and without CTAB (heat rate of °C/min and dwelling time of hrs) 291 Table 12-2: Tabulation of permeability and selectivity of carbon ... influence of carbon derived from these PPTA rods on the sintering chemistry of the ceramic particles and consequently, the interconnectivity of pore channels and the flux and flow dynamics of the ... from mPy for the analysis of pyrolysis temperature (heating rate of °C/min and dwelling time of hrs) 294 Table 12-3: Tabulation of permeability and selectivity of carbon membrane derived...
... to freedomof expression andfreedomof the media across the OSCE region Second, the study assesses the impact these regulations and practices have on the free flow of information and the freedom ... freedomof expression on the Internet The study is a compilation of a comprehensive OSCE-wide legal matrix of legal provisions related to freedomof expression, freedomof the mediaand the free ... fundamental human right The right to freedomof expression is universal – also in regard to the medium and technology The right to freedomof expression andfreedomof the media were not designed to fit...
... teaching of these figures ofspeechand offers suggestions on applicable activities for use in EFL classrooms 6 CHAPTER I SUBSTITUTIVE FIGURES OFSPEECH I AN OVERVIEW OF FIGURES OFSPEECH I.1 ... picture And pictures are always easier to remember and recall than abstract concepts I.3 Classification of figures ofspeech Rhetoric, in its attempt “to analyse and classify the forms ofspeechand ... definitions of 100 figures ofspeechand puts them into six categories: figures of grammar, meaning, comparison, parenthesis, repetition, and rhetoric 9 The classifiers of these figures of speech, ...
... open and accessible Internet space as part of promoting comprehensive freedomof expression online and offline As demonstrated by UNESCO’s 2011 publication Freedomof Expression: Freedomof Connection, ... intersections between privacy andfreedomof expression 95 4.1The impact of poor protection for privacy on freedomof expression 4.2Tensions between freedomof expression and privacy 4.2.1The public ... freedomof expression and privacy Research on safeguarding the principle offreedomof expression in Internet policy across a range of issues will continue to be part of UNESCO’s normative mandate...
... and showed current state -of- the-art results.3 Our individual models (generalized and domainspecific) are similar to Gim´ nez and M` rquez (2004) e a in that we use a subset of their features and ... Christopher D Manning, and Yoram Singer 2003 Feature-Rich Part-ofSpeech Tagging with a Cyclic Dependency Network In Proceedings of the Annual Conference of the North American Chapter of the Association ... index of the current word, f : SW, m: LSW, p: POS, a: ambiguity class, c∗ : character sequence in wi (e.g., c:2 : the 1st and 2nd characters of wi , cn−1: : the n-1’th and n’th characters of wi...
... Lafferty, Andrew McCallum, and Fernando Pereira 2001 Conditional random fields: Probabilistic models for segmenting and labeling sequence data In Proc of ICML Mitchell P Marcus, Beatrice Santorini, and ... social media In Proc of WIIAT Luciano Barbosa and Junlan Feng 2010 Robust sentiment detection on Twitter from biased and noisy data In Proc of COLING Lauren Collister 2010 Meaning variation of the ... would capture standard parts of speech3 (noun, verb, etc.) as well as categories for token varieties seen mainly in social media: URLs and email addresses; emoticons; Twitter hashtags, of the form...
... TR1 and TR2, and to the test corpora as, TE1 and TE2 We report results on both TE1 and TE2 because of the differences in the two parts of the ATB, both in terms of origin and in terms of data preparation ... training, and test corpora with roughly 12,000 word tokens in each of the development and test corpora, and 120,000 words in each of the training corpora We will refer to the training corpora as TR1 and ... words, which appears to be a subset of the first release of the ATB (110,000 words), and thus comparable to our training corpus They obtain a list of prefixes and suffixes from this corpus, which...
... − l), and select for position i a N -best list of candidate results from all these candidates When we derive a candidate result from a word-POS pair p and a candidate q at prior position of p, ... experiments) and ending at position i, then we derive all candidate results by attaching each word-POS pair p (of length l) to the tail of each candidate result at the prior position of p (position ... and ending at position i Line considers each candidate result in N -best list at prior position of the current word Function D derives the candidate result from the word-POS pair p and the candidate...
... Dept of Computer and Information Science, University of Pennsylvania K Choi, Y Han, Y Han, and O Kwon 1994 "KAIST Tree Bank Project for Korean: Present and Future Development" SNLP, Proceedings of ... detection and candidate suggestion Rule-based method is a way of finding the wrong tags with exact match using the predescribed rule and suggestion pair The correction rules are in the form of: (
... overarching goal of this research is to create knowledge and resources to assist education professionals as they assess and implement social media strategies for communication and engagement Some of the ... groups, and quantitative measures, such as counts of usage and surveys, used in your evaluation of the success of your social media efforts? (Skip question if you not currently evaluate social media ... measuring the ROI or impact of social media initiatives? What contributes to the successful use of social media? What are the barriers to the effective use of social media? What does the near future...
... with examples of verb and noun usages is shown in (9), (10), and (11) respectively The above figures again reflect the asymmetry between deverbalisation of verbs and denominalisation of nouns (9) ... line, and then in Section 4, we will further discuss the implications on the requirements of PUS tagging Categorial Fluidity and Shift Very often when a verb is nominalised, it loses part of a ... between theoretical and practical concerns via the design of the tagset In that case the final lexicon would be theoretically valid on the one hand, and the tagged corpus would be of practical use...
... and Wen Wang 2007 Mandarin part -of- speech tagging and discriminative reranking In Proceedings of the 2007 Joint Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing and Computational ... c#c ), the task of word segmentation and POS tagging is 1386 to predict a sequence of word and POS tag pairs y = ( w1 , p1 , w#y , p#y ), where wi is a word, pi is its POS tag, and a “#” symbol ... systems (Ng and Low, 2004; Jiang et al., 2008a; Zhang and Clark, 2008) 2.2 Character-Based and Word-Based Methods Two kinds of approaches are popular for joint word segmentation and POS tagging...
... communication between the various parts-ofspeech, a universal set of unannotated features also fires, regardless of the part -of- speech, acting as a back-off model of how words in general behave during ... assignment of a tag-set and lemmas to a word wi consists of a choice of a tag-set, tsi (one of the possible k tag-sets for the word) and, for each tag t in the chosen tag-set, a choice of a lemma out of ... tense of english verbs Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research, 3:1—24 Erwin Marsi Antal van den Bosch and Abdelhadi Soudi 2007 Memory-based morphological analysis and partof -speech tagging of...
... Robust Parsing and Part -of- speech Tagging of Transcribed Speech Corpora, May A Stolcke and E Shriberg 1996 Statistical language modeling for speech disfluencies In Proceedings of the IEEE International ... fluent speech This second step improves on Stolcke and Shriberg (1996) and Heeman and Allen (1999) and outperforms the specific grammar-based reparandum-finders tested in section However, because of ... Acoustics, Speechand Signal Processing, pages 405–408, Atlanta, GA D McKelvie 1998b The syntax of disfluency in spontaneous spoken language ESRC project on Robust Parsing and Part -of- speech Tagging of...
... integrated model are worse than the results of each analysis model For top-1 candidate, the performance of the speech act analysis fell off about 2.89% and that of the discourse structure analysis about ... Manual tagging ofspeech acts and discourse structure information was done by graduate students majoring in dialogue analysis and postprocessed for consistency The classification ofspeech acts ... 3, utterance and belong to the same discourse segment So the DSB of utterance becomes DC Since a sub-dialogue of one level (i.e., the DS 1.1.2) consisting of utterances and ends, and new sub-dialogue...