... 323–328,Portland, Oregon, June 19-24, 2011.c2011 Association for Computational Linguistics Models andTrainingforUnsupervised Preposition Sense Disambiguation Dirk Hovy and Ashish Vaswani and Stephen ... FrameNet and Penn Treebank categories. Ye and Baldwin (2006)explore the constraints of prepositional phrases for 326• we compare the effectiveness of various models andunsupervisedtraining ... preposition and argumentsenses. In this paper, we present our unsupervised framework and show results for preposition disam-biguation. We hope to present results for the jointdisambiguation...
... Trang Dang and Martha Palmer. Combiningcontextual features for word sense disambigua-tion. In Proceedings of the SIGLEX/SENSEVALWorkshop on Word Sense Disambiguation: Re-cent Successes and Future ... the Senseval 2 Englishlexical sample task. It includes 73 target words,among which nouns, adjectives, adverbs and verbs. For each word, trainingand test instances taggedwith WordNet senses ... observed training vectors (showing only the first three dimensions) and their first threeprincipal components as transformed via PCA and KPCA.Observed vectors PCA-transformed vectors KPCA-transformed...
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... Goldwater and Griffiths (2007), Gao and Johnson (2008), and Graça et al. (2009). The latter two, using Hidden Markov Models (HMMs), exhibit the highest performances to date for fully unsupervised ... Table 1 compares the per-formance of SVD2 to other leading models. Fol-lowing Gao and Johnson (2008), the number of induced tags is 17 for PTB17 evaluation and 50 for PTB45 evaluation. Thus, ... greedy 1-to-1 map, and VI, for the full PTB45 tagset and the reduced PTB17 tagset. HMM-EM, HMM-VB and HMM-GS show the best results from Gao and Johnson (2008); HMM-Sparse(32) and VEM (10-1,10-1)...
... (above) and low attachment (below) for Example 1.Table 3 shows queries and mutual informa-tion values for Example 1. The highest valuesare 12.2 for high attachment (mechanism) and 3 for low ... accuracy of disambiguation (Atterer and Sch¨utze, 2006). For example, light verbs like make and haveonly provide disambiguation information whentheir objects are also considered.Downcasing and hypernym ... otthe case for P P attachment. Due to the goodperformance of Collins’ parser for even small training sets, the combination is only superior for the two smallest training sets (significant for the...
... the sense tagged corpus andsense repositories provided for verbs in Senseval-3. There are 32 verbs with be-tween 40 and 398 examples each. The number of senses varies between 3 and 10 and ... sentence identifier and the sense of the verb in that sentence, i.e. sense( snt, sense) : sense( snt1,voltar). sense( snt2,ir). … Based on the examples, background knowledge and a series of ... monolingual task (Senseval-3 verbs with fine-grained sense distinctions and using the evaluation system provided by Senseval). It also shows the average accuracy of the most frequent sense and accuracies...
... Conclusions and Future WorkWe have presented two novel probabilistic models forunsupervised word sensedisambiguation usingparallel corpora and have shown that both models outperform existing unsupervised ... Spanishsenses in the cluster and the English senses relevant for them. The relevant English senses for any Span-ish sense is given by its. Therefore, the unionof the s of all the Spanish senses ... conditional probabilities and for the English and Spanish senses given theconcept, and the conditional probabilities and for the words and in eachlanguage given their senses. We can now imag-ine...
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