... Association for Computational Linguistics:shortpapers, pages 288–293,Portland, Oregon, June 19-24, 2011.c2011 Association for Computational Linguistics CoreferenceforLearningtoExtract Relations: ... noisy, coreference infor-mation improved F-scores for all relations in our test, more than doubling the F-score for 5 of the 10. Why is the high error rate of coreference not very harmful to ... incorrect (e.g. ‘X visited Y’ for hasBirthPlace).7 Figure 1: Approach tolearning relations We ran this system in two versions: –Coref has no access tocoreference information, while +Coref...
... reliably extract relations from web documents.1 IntroductionA growing body of recent work in informationextraction has addressed the problem of relationextraction (RE), identifying relationships ... is able to accurately extractrelations from the web by learning from such weak supervision.2 Problem DescriptionWe address the task of learning a relation extrac-tion system targeted to a fixed ... media company,YouTube for $1.65 billion in a stock -for- stock transactionas announced by Google Inc. on October 9, 2006.+/S4: Drug giant Pfizer Inc. has reached an agreement to buy the private...
... somewhat effective for relation extraction. This suggests that structured syntactic information has good predication power for rela-tion extraction and the structured syntactic in-formation can ... fea-tures, and therefore outperforms previous best-reported feature-based methods on the ACE cor-pus. To our knowledge, this is the first research to demonstrate that, without the need for exten-sive ... machine learning algorithms to study how to solve the data imbalance and sparseness issues from the learning algorithm viewpoint. In the future work, we will design a more flexible tree kernel for...
... humans are provided for comparison.8 ConclusionJointly learningtoextract and compress within aunified model outperforms learning pure extraction,which in turn outperforms a state-of-the-art ... let y be a representationof a summary as a vector. For an extractive sum-mary, y is as a vector of indicators y = (ys: s ∈ x),one indicator ys for each sentence s in x. A sentences is present ... designed to help annotators dis-tinguish information content from linguistic qual-ity. Two annotators performed the entire evaluationwithout overlap by splitting the set of problems inhalf.To...
... pattern for the gestalt inputs is straightforward, since these inputs per- tain to information about the sentence as a whole. Whenever a tag is input to the network, the activa- tion pattern for ... children. For example, this occurs when S expands to simply NP VP. To address this problem, we collapse the S and VP into a single constituent, as is illustrtated in figure 3. The same is done for ... symptomatic of a limitation in SRNs' generalization abilities. What we really want is for the network to learn what kinds of constituents such prepositional phrases like to attach to, ...
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... memory-based learning to perform various graph transformations. One of thetransformations is node relabelling, which addsfunction tags to parser output. They report an f-score of 88.5% for the ... (Daelemans et al., 2004) for Memory-Based Learning, the MaxEnt Toolkit (Le, 2004) for Maximum Entropy and LIBSVM (Chang andLin, 2001) for Support Vector Machines. For TiMBL we used k nearest ... Parsing For constituency parsing we use Bikel’s (2002)parser for which we developed a Spanish languagepackage adapted to the Cast3LB data. Prior to parsing, we perform one of the tree transforma-tions...
... 117–120,Prague, June 2007.c2007 Association for Computational Linguistics Learning to Rank Definitions to Generate Quizzes for InteractiveInformation PresentationRyuichiro Higashinaka and ... ofprocessing: A framework for memory research. Journal ofVerbal Learning and Verbal Behavior, 11:671–684.Tsutomu Hirao, Hideki Isozaki, Eisaku Maeda, and Yuji Mat-sumoto. 2002. Extracting important ... categoriesrelated to government or creation lead to easy hints,whereas semantic cate gories, such as birth and oth-ers (corresponding to the person in ‘a person fromTokyo’), lead to early hints....
... description 4.1 Tools and Data In order to model intonational features au- tomatically, features from FUF/SURGE and a speech corpus are provided as input to a machine learning tool called RIPPER ... not perform as well as the original model. To confirm that the simplified model still performs reasonably well, the new simplified models are tested by 1006 Learning Intonation Rules for Concept ... The baseline performance achieved by always guessing the majority class is 67.09% for break index, 54.10% for pitch accent, 66.23% for phrase accent and 79.37% for boundary tone based on the...
... to learn models to predicthow to transform an elementary tree into its simplifiedforms for better executing the word reorderings. Twotypes of operators were explored, including (a) trans-forming ... structures to learn the translation equivalences for string -to- tree,tree -to- string or tree -to- tree grammars. However, state-of-the-art monolingual parsers are not necessarily wellsuited for machine ... added to the already dense forest, it is becoming harder to wadethrough the deep forest for the best derivation path out.We propose to simplify suitable subtrees to a reason-able level, at...
... Web and find information. For Scott McGlumphy, a so-so student before the shift to connected laptops, Web access turnedhim into a student with a keen interest in anthropology and top grades. "No ... training to their employees.The Internet is enabling us to address these educational challenges, bringing learningto studentsinstead of bringing students to learning. It is allowing for the ... Internet is a promising tool. Working together, we can realize the full potential of this tool for learning. With the will and the means, we have the power to expand the learning horizons of stu-dents...
... whole class format, in cooperative learning, students have more opportunities to talk and to share ideas. This interaction with groupmates encourages students to restructure their ideas. For instance, ... which to explore concepts.Cooperative Learning and Information TechnologyThe use of groups (most of the cooperative learning literature recommends groups of 2-4 students) is advocated for information ... cooperative learning brings a social element to information technology-based learning. 2. Because computers offer a variety of engaging, multi-media ways for obtaining large amounts of information,...