... correspond to the concepts that can be expressed in the systemic net. An example of a systemic choice network in the notation of Mellish (1988), is Figure 4. The connective I, of which there are ... concepts rather than in the actual extensions ofthe concepts them- selves. This is in accord with standard linguis- tic practice, where the focus is on types of utter- ances rather than utterance ... example of an inheritance network is given in Figure 1. We have followed the standard convention of placing the more specific elements toward the bottom of the network, with arrows indicating the...
... the other way around. Composition of feature vectors: Another lesson of Tab. 3 is that the effect ofthe com- position ofthe feature vectors can vary depend- ing both on the task and on the ... for the LPE experiments because ofthe ceiling effect and the small size ofthe complete data set, therefore, we did not rerun the corresponding experiments. Furthermore, the number of codebook ... algorithms used. We then report on the results ofthe two suites of experiments. 5.1 Feature Selection The set of all potential features is large - there are more than 29000 lemmata in the LPE corpus,...
... that the fea-ture vectors corresponding to some of these docu-ments (particularly the short ones) have all zeroesin them. In other words, none ofthe bigrams from the training set appears in these ... features. Wethen examine the role of four types of sim-ple linguistic knowledge sources in a po-larity classification system.1 IntroductionSentiment analysis involves the identification of positive ... polarity classification. Second, the higher-order n-grams and the dependency-basedfeatures capture essentially the same informationand so using either of them would be sufficient.To test the first...
... metric308Proceedings ofthe 47th Annual Meeting ofthe ACL and the 4th IJCNLP ofthe AFNLP, pages 306–314,Suntec, Singapore, 2-7 August 2009.c2009 ACL and AFNLP The Contribution ofLinguistic Features ... represents the ra-tio of errors in the set of low scored translationsaccording to a given metric. The horizontal axisrepresents the ratio of errors over the set of highscored translations. The first ... four differenttest beds – the performance of 16 n-gram basedmetrics, 48 linguistic metrics and one combinedmetric from the state ofthe art.Analyzing the reliability of evaluation met-rics...
... meanings, which can influence the establishment and maintenance ofthe interpersonal relationship between the speaker and the listener and affect the fulfillment ofthe goal ofthe verbal interaction.6 ... of the processes, i.e. the ideational grammatical metaphor is a more metaphorical way of expressing the meaning at the level of experience. The interpersonal grammatical metaphor, on the other ... introduces the relevance, the aims, the scope and the methodology ofthe study.• Part 2 : Development. This part consists of two chapters:- Chapter 1: Literature review: provided the theoretical...
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