... stored
as modalities that modalize a syntactic category.
The fillers and the gaps are then associated in the
coordination and the serialization rules. This re-
sults in a more flexible way of dealing ... Combinatory Categorial Gram-
mar. Ph.D. thesis, University of Edinburgh.
Prachya Boonkwan and Thepchai Supnithi. 2008.
Memory-inductive categorial grammar: An ap-
proach to gap resolution in analytic-language ... for a particular language by annotating
modalities tothe slashes to allow or ban specific
combinatory operations. Due tothe page limita-
tion, the multimodal CCG is not discussed here.
3 Dealing...
... production rules, called importance
rules, having the usual IF-THEN form. Rules can be
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A RULE- BASEDAPPROACHTO EVALUATING IMPORTANCE IN DESCRIPTIVE TEXTS
Danilo Fum(*), Giovanni Gulda(?), Carlo ... text are equally important for the reader,
and humans are able to evaluate the relative
importance of the parts of the texts they read.
This issue has been faced so far only in an
indirect way ... relevant tothe
evaluation of our sample text, while others are
discarded, as it will be illustrated below.
In order to analyze the text, the evaluator
generates from the ELR, as a preliminary...
... adventitious matches, each database member thus runs
arealrisktofaceachargebasedona‘databasehit’.For
these reasons, questions that emanate from the use made
of matches derived from database searches, as ... sections: ‘Bayesian network
for the island problem, ’ ‘Bayesian network for a database
search setting: suspect and one other individual in the
database,’ ‘Bayesian network for a search of a database of
size ... con-
troversially, are approached in this article from a distinct
perspective of a graphical approach. As a principal aim,
the discussion will focus on explaining how the use of a
database impacts the value...
... The Attack Planner enables the user to state plan goals,
launch the planner and view the attack plans generated. For
example, a user can state the goal “An external user with no
initial access ... incorporate prior
steps that grant the attacker local access.
3.2 Planner
Cyc’s planner is a variant of SHOP, an efficient hierarchical
task network planner [Nau et al. 1999]. The planning do-
main ... installations of CycSecure, a
mechanism for automatically retrieving information from
reports – either by parsing the natural language reports cur-
rently prevalent, or by taking advantage of a...
... PAGE -based image analyses of the
second quadrant.
Fig. S2. 2D IEF ⁄ SDS ⁄ PAGE -based image analyses of
the third quadrant.
Fig. S3. 2D IEF ⁄ SDS ⁄ PAGE -based image analyses of
the fourth quadrant.
This ... 2008 The Authors Journal compilation ª 2008 FEBS
A novel 2D -based approachtothe discovery of candidate
substrates for the metalloendopeptidase meprin
Daniel Ambort
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, Daniel Stalder
2
, Daniel ... information
The following supplementary material is available:
Fig. S1. Application of a simple 2D IEF ⁄ SDS ⁄ PAGE-
based protease proteomic approach in substrate find-
ing. 2D IEF ⁄ SDS ⁄ PAGE-based...
... aligned parallel
data with a syntactic parser for source lan-
guage based on both lexical and syntactical
features. We evaluated our approach on large-
scale Japanese-English and English-Japanese
machine ... Translation: Syntactically Informed
Phrasal SMT. In Proc. ACL, pages 271-279.
A. Ramanathan, Pushpak Bhattacharyya, Jayprasad
Hegde, Ritesh M. Shah and Sasikumar M. 2008.
Simple syntactic and ... 75% as test data
(auto). We sample a small corpus (575 sentence
pairs) and do manual alignment (man-small). We
denote the automatic alignment for these 575 sen-
tences as (auto-small). From Table...
... effectiveness of a fea-
ture basedapproach with the use of a state-
of -the- art sequential learning technique that
has proven successful for tasks such as
“email act classification”. Our evaluation
demonstrates ... state-of -the- art se-
quential learning techniques that have proven suc-
cessful for email act classification in comparison
with a feature based approach. Our evaluation
demonstrates for the three ... per-
formance tothe extent that thread initial messages
may be rhetorically distinct from messages that
occur further down in the thread. The other con-
text oriented feature related tothe thread...
...
2004). Thus there is a social urgency to under-
stand online chat language text.
Chat language is anomalous and dynamic.
Many words in chat text are anomalous to natural
language. Chat text comprises ... are as stable
as standard language. In chat term normalization,
when the phonetic mapping models are used to
represent mappings between chat term characters
and standard counterpart characters, ... contemporary
chat language. The dilemma is that timely chat
language corpus is nearly impossible to obtain.
The sparse data problem and dynamic problem
become crucial in chat term normalization....
... a head feature, it percolates up to
any phrase projected from that head, and allows the
PHON value of the lexical head to be accessed at
that projection; i.e., headed phrases will also bear a
specification ... convenience,
Iuse[of the samurai] to abbreviate the AVM
representation of the metrical tree for of the samurai,
and similarly for [a cloak]and[at the collar].
(11)
mkMtr
( possession,[of the samurai] )=
full-mtr
DOM
possession,
1
[of ... syntactic rules
in HPSG, the radically underspecified nature of these
rules, coupled with rich lexical entries, means that the
approach I have sketched has more generality than
might appear at...
... of a copula matrix clause with
a relative clause headed by the object of the matrix
clause. The object of the matrix clause is also an
argument or adjunct of the relative clause predicate.
The ... or-
der to establish annotating policies in unclear cases.
Then the features were annotated individually by the
two coders in the larger corpus.
Grammatical roles. Each NP was categorized as
grammatical ... features
After annotating the topics and topic expressions, 16
grammatical, morphological, and prosodic features
were annotated. First the smaller corpus was anno-
tated by the two main coders in collaboration...
...
affix array is represented by its starting affix 9.
Each equivalence class and each paradigm is
given an abstract name, that is, each existing set
of equivalence classes can have its own abstract ... the adequate
features of stems and suffixes. A phonologically
and ortographically motivated allomorph -based
variant of Example 3 is shown by Example 4.
happiest, farther, farthest,
are influenced ... contains surface characters only -
no transformations are applied -, while the meta-
dictionary mechanism retains many advantages
of the two-level systems. It means in the practice
that users...
...
affix array is represented by its starting affix 9.
Each equivalence class and each paradigm is
given an abstract name, that is, each existing set
of equivalence classes can have its own abstract ... the adequate
features of stems and suffixes. A phonologically
and ortographically motivated allomorph -based
variant of Example 3 is shown by Example 4.
happiest, farther, farthest,
are influenced ...
post-processing phase where the actual stems
(lexical forms) are extracted from the analysis re-
suits. Both the analysis and the extraction phase
have to be very precise, otherwise false stems
may be...
... how can the notion of speech acts be integrated into a formal, and in
particular, a computational analysis of discou~? The natural alternative to
a syntactic definition is a semantic one 6. and ... Japanese u} obtain lucrative foreign contracts, the absence
of such a spcech act-type among rural Japanese cannot be attributed to facts
of the Japanese language. What we could say, given the ... behavior. "rhc fact that the guy at the door has been
referred to as the idiot has added a further property, or characterization.
The situation-type of the text at the end of the utterance...
... other systems to which we can compare them.
We take this level of success as an indication of the
feasibility of our data-driven, modular approach.
Additionally, our approach has the advantage ... also aid
in automatic lexical acquisition techniques. Many
other applications are imaginable as well, using
the gap location to inform intonation, semantics,
collocation frequency, etc.
The contribution ... cat:
SBARQ
join cat:
SBARQ
join cat:
SBARQ
mother cat:
SBARQ
mother cat:
SQ
mother cat:
VP
daughter catl :
WHADVP
daughter call:
VBP
daughter catl:
VB
daughter cat2:
SQ
daughter...
... systems and reliable
taggers are readily available.
The tags sets we shall examine are the set used
in the Penn Tree Bank (PTB) (Marcus et al.,
1993) and the C5 tag-set used by the CLAWS
part-of-speech ... 1994)(Stevenson and
Wilks, 1999). The availability of such taggers
bring the possibility of automatically annotating
large bodies of text. Our proposal is, briefly, to
use a pair of taggers with each assigning ... million words, was
used to derive a mapping. One advantage of using
the BNC is that it has already been tagged with
C5 tags. The first stage was to re-tag our corpus
using the Brill tagger (Brill,...