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... Computational Linguistics Support Vector Machines for Query-focused Summarization trained and evaluated on Pyramid data Maria Fuentes TALP Research Center Universitat Polit`ecnica de Catalunya mfuentes@lsi.upc.edu Enrique ... paper describes several models trained from the information in the DUC- 2006 manual pyramid annotations using Support Vector Machines (SVM). The evaluation, performed on the DUC-2005 data, has ... Szpakowicz (2005), the availability of human-annotated pyramids con- stitutes a gold-standard that can be exploited in or- der to train extraction models for the summary au- tomatic construction....

... in the paragraph above. 4 Japanese Word Segmentation 4.1 Word Segmentation as a Classification Task Many tasks in natural language processing can be formulated as a classification task (van den ... An Empirical Study of Active Learning with Support Vector Machines for Japanese Word Segmentation Manabu Sassano Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd. 4-1-1, Kamikodanaka, Nakahara-ku, Kawasaki 211-8588, ... Califf, and Ray- mond J. Mooney. 1999. Active learning for natural language parsing and information extraction. In Pro- ceedings of the Sixteenth International Conference on Machine Learning, pages...

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... rich feature space. RST offers a formal framework for hierarchical text organization with strong applications in discourse analysis and text generation. We demonstrate automated annotation of a text ... international conference on Computational Linguistics. D.M. Magerman. 1995. Statistical decision-tree models for parsing. Proceedings of the 33rd annual meeting on Association for Computational Linguistics, ... Singapore, 2-7 August 2009. c 2009 ACL and AFNLP A Novel Discourse Parser Based on Support Vector Machine Classification David A. duVerle National Institute of Informatics Tokyo, Japan Pierre &...

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... resources available A Tutorial on Network Security: Attacks and Controls Natarajan Meghanathan Assistant Professor of Computer Science Jackson State University Jackson, MS 39217, USA Phone: ... Session, Transport, Network, Data-link and Physical layers. The application layer specifies how one particular application uses a network and contacts the application program running on a remote ... for encryption and decryption of the data at hosts A and B respectively. 3.5.2 Authentication Header (AH) AH provides integrity and data origin authentication for IP datagrams. AH operates...

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... higher than 4 on a certain term as a classification of that art form under that term. For example, if a person assigned a value of 5 to impressive for visual art and of 3 to music, visual art would ... a universal language for the arts or rather specific aesthetic vocabularies based on art form? What are universal descriptors for aesthetic impressions? And what constitutes the similarities and ... the rating patterns for each of the 70 terms, calculated separately for the combinations visual art and music as well as visual art and film. The values can be found in columns 5 and 6 of Table...

... discriminatively trained part based models. IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, 32(9). Liang Huang and Kenji Sagae. 2010. Dynamic program- ming for linear-time incremental parsing. ... his 6 & fork 8 && NN& VBD& DT& NN& IN& POS& NN& HtL1 6 & salad 7 & NN& (T)& (T)& (T)& (F)& (F)& Figure 1: The dotted arc can ... w|| 2 + (a, y )A C y max 0, 1 + f(Z a| ơy ) f(Z a| y ) (2) where C y is a label-specific regularization parame- ter, and the event set Z is now conditioned on the label y: Z a| 1 = Z a , and Z a| 0 = {None a }. None a is...

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... Words in Scandinavian Translation. Proceedings of the 4th Conference of the Association for Machine Translation in the Americas on Envisioning Machine Translation in the Information Future, ... domains. Some major applications fields include relevant areas such as bilingual terminology compilation and statistical machine translation. So far algorithms for cognate recognition have ... Introduction Cognates are words that have similar spelling and meaning across different languages. They account for a considerable portion of technical lexicons, and they found application in several...

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... 2. Support Vector Domain Classifier with constrains , = =1, and 0 < a, < C. Where the 2.1 Support Vector Domain Description [7] inner product has been replaced with kernel function K(.,.), and K(.,.) is a definite kernel satisfying mercer Of a data setcontaiing N dataobj condition, for example a popular choice is the Gaussian Of a data set containing N data objects, enl (,)=ep-xz2/2),>0 f x, Z = 1, ... akYkXk (I10) (13) in formula (10), xk represents support vector, and k is Finally we obtain the following decision function: the number of support vector. fk(x) =sgntRk -{K(x,x) +2 E a, y,K(x,X) -ZE a, ayjy,yjK(x,ix)} If f(x) > 0, the tested sample is contained in sphere, ,ESV ,ESV and we look the samples enclosed I sphere the same-class sgn{R21 + 2Rkl E aoy1xi +( E aciyiXi)2} objects. Otherwise it is rejected, and we look it as the Xi,SVk xi,SVk opposite objects. -{K(x, x) + 2 E a1 yiK(x, xi)-E aa1jy1yjK(x , xj)} xi ESV xiESV 3. SVDC Incremental Learning Algorithm According formula (6), we suppose the obtained initial sgn{ffk (x) + 2Rk L E aiy,x, + ( a ciyixi)2} parameter (sphere radius) learning with initial training set is xi csVk xi csVk RO, and the set of support vectors is SVO . The parameter (14) From equation (14) we can see it is easy to return the becomes Rk in the kth incremental learning, and the set last step of incremental earning without extra computation. of support vectors becomes SVk, and the new dataset in From the above analysis we can see only conduct a trifling modification on the standard SVDC, can it be used klh step becomes Dk = {(xk yk)j}l- to solve the updated model in incremental learning procedure. Our incremental algorithm can be described as Nowwesummarizeouralgorithmasfollowings: following: Step 1 Learning the initial concept: training SVDC Assume we has known Rkl updating the current using initial datasetoTS , then parameter R0 is model~~~~ ~ ~ usn SVkn lnXka daae TSo I/hnpaaeerR model using SJK,l1 and new dataset {(X iY7)}>=1 obtained; We updating the current model using the following Step 2 Updating the current concept: when the new data are available, using them to solve QP problem quadratic programming (QP) problem: formula ( 11), and obtain new concept; min g(Rk) I Rk - R 112 Step 3 Repeating step 2 until the incremental learning is k (Rk2 _(Xk - a) ' (XV -a) ) > Xk exi Dk over where Rk-l is the radius of last optimization problem (11), 4. Experiments and Results when k = 1, Ro is the radius of standard SVDC. It is In order to evaluate the learning performance offered by obvious, when RklI = 0, the incremental SVDC has the our incremental algorithm, we conducted experiment on six different datasets taken from UCI Machine Repository: same form as the standard SVDC. We will found the Banana, Diabetes, Flare-Solar, Heart, Breast-Cancer, German. updated model by the incremental SVDC also owns the Note some of then are not binary -class classification problems, but we have transform them to binary-class problem by special property of solution sparsity which is owned by the technique. Experiment parameters and Dataset are shown in standard SVDC ... 9 10 [6] L. Baoqing. Distance-based selection of potential support vector Incremental Learning Step by kernel matrix. In International symposium on Neural (f) Networks 2004, LNCS 3173,pp. 468-473,2004 Fig. 2. Performance of two incremental learning algorithms [7] D. Tax.: One-class classification. Ph D thesis, Delft University of From figure 2 we can see after each step of incremental Technology, htp://www.phtn.tudelft.nl/-davidt/thesispdf (2001) training, the variation of the predication accuracy on the test set is not various, which satisfy the requirement of algorithm [8] N A Syed, H Liu, K Sung. From incremental learning to model stability., and we can discovery the algorithm improvement is independent instance selection - a support vector machine gradually improved and algorithm and the algorithm own the approach, Technical Report, TRA9/99, NUS, 1999 ability of performance recoverability. So our incremental ablgoithmo perfopo ned inrthisoperabmeets the duriremand l o [9] L Yangguang, C Qi, T yongchuan et al. Incremental updating method for support vector machine, Apweb2004, LNCS 3007, incremental learnig. pp. 426-435, 2004. The experiment results show, our algorithm has the similar learning performance compared with the popular [10] S R Gunn. Support vector machines for classification and ISVM algorithm presented in [9]. Another discovery in our regression. Technical Report, Inage Speech and Intelligent experiment is with the gradually performing of our Systems Research Group, University of Southampton, 1997 incremental learning algorithm, the improvement of learning performance become less and less, and at last , the learning performance no longer improve. It indicates that we can estimate the needed number of samples required in problem description by using this character. 5. Conclusion In this paper we proposed an incremental learning algorithm based on support vector domain classifier (SVDC), and its key idea is to obtain the initial concept using standard SVDC, then using the updating technique presented in this paper, in fact which equals to solve a QP problem similar to that existing in standard SVDC algorithm solving. Experiments show that our algorithm is effective and promising. Others characters of this algorithm include: updating model has similar mathematics form compared with standard SVDC, and we can acquire the sparsity expression of its solutions, meanwhile using this algorithm can return last step without extra computation, furthermore, this algorithm can be used to estimate the needed number of samples required in problem description REFERENCES [1] C. Cortes, V. N. Vapnik.: Support vector networks, Mach. Learn. 20 (1995) pp. 273-297. [2] .V. N. Vapnik.: Statistical learning Theory, Wiley, New York, 1998. 809 ...