... giving a brief overview
of the architecture of DATALOG, the remainder of
the paper will focus on the interactions among the
components ofthe system, first describing the
interaction between syntax ... picture ofthe
struc-
ture ofinteraction among these modules.
This paper describes a general approach to the
design of NL interfaces, focusing on the
structure
of interaction among the components ... to another. However, it is impor-
tant to realize that the domain-independent por-
tions of such systems constrain both the form and
the content ofthe domain-dependent portions.
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learning: Representing and maintaining knowledgein an experience base”, in Proc.
Tenth Int. Conf. on Software Engineering and Knowledge Engineering, SEKE’98,
1998.
44. T. Dingsøyr, “A ... are either skilled in knowledge
management, and are eager to know how this is interpreted and used in software
engineering, or for people inthe software engineering field, who are interested in
knowing ... the core topics inthe company. This involved maintaining a web page on the
Intranet, related to these topics.
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internal...
... grouping,
senses 1 and 3 are similar, and indeed, upon inspec-
tion ofthe context distributions, we find the bulk
of the senses’ instance examples inthe SALAAM-
tagged training data for the condition ... significance.
L1 words that translate into the same L2 word
are grouped into clusters;
SALAAM identifies the appropriate senses for
the words in those clusters based on the words
senses’ proximity in WordNet. ... characteristic ofthe SALAAM-
tagged training data, since the source of evidence
for SALAAM tagging is multilingual translations.
STE measures the amount of translational variation
for an L1 wordin L2, in...
... documents and find that the fea-
ture vectors corresponding to some of these docu-
ments (particularly the short ones) have all zeroes
in them. In other words, none ofthe bigrams from
the training set ... available.
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turing two different situations, one in which the
author himself likes the movie, and inthe other,
the author’s cousin likes the movie. The over-
generalization resulting from these “stemmed”...
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action: Combining different tests with additive
weights. In
Proceedings ofthe SIGLEX Workshop
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Word SenseDisambiguation using Optimised Combinations of
Knowledge ... the advantage gained by optimising the com-
bination ofknowledge sources. The voting system
provided 59% correct disambiguation, at identify-
ing the first ofthe possible senses, which is ... that of bringing together a number of
partial sourcesof information about a phenomenon
and combining them in a principled manner. This is
in the AI tradition of combining "weak"...
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involved ininteraction with Cdk2 and
cyclin A: 1, domain 1 interacting with
cyclin A; 2, a linker helix involved in binding
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these hub proteins. The xeroderma pigmentosum
group A protein (XPA) represents an interesting exam-
ple of a partially disordered hub protein.
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... words. In other words, after the
computation of lexical hub ofthe target, we can
immediately produce the right senseofthe target
even though the senses ofthe context words are
still in ... context words. These links can be in
the level ofword form (HWL) or wordsense
(HSL). HSL achieved the highest precision in
both nouns and verbs.
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In their models, the depth inthe WordNet, i.e.
the distance between the synsets of words (λ), is
indeed an outside factor which confines the
searching scope to the...
... the specific amino acids within
the linear interacting epitopes involved inthe complex
between a-DG and b-DG, alanine scanning of some of
the residues that were mainly in uenced in NMR titra-
tions ... vitro inhibition ofthe a-DG–b-DG interaction
via Phe to Ala mutations within the ectodomain
of b-DG
We investigated theinteraction between a-DG and
b-DG recombinant peptides carrying a series of ... measured the affinity between recombinant pep-
tides spanning the C-terminal domain of a-DG and
the b-DG ectodomain by solid-phase binding assays
and SPR, demonstrating that despite the intrinsic...
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Pr(wlsense), are
determined during the training phase by counting the
number of times that each wordinthe vocabulary was
found near each senseofthe polysemous word (and then
smoothing these ... marine. The
results ofthe experiment are shown
below in Table 3. With the exception of judge 2, all of
the judges agreed with the majority opinion in all but
one or two ofthe 82 cases. The ... advantage ofthe prior probabilities of
the senses, so they would be at a disadvantage relative to the
baseline if one ofthe senses had a very high prior, as is the case for
the test word
issue....
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inflows to reduce the NOFP.
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sufficient prior information to make an assessment as to whether the ... offering improved rates
of return. This could be done either by forcing a step exchange rate depreciation (and thereby
generating the expectation of a strengthening ofthe rand) or by raising ...
borrowing by the public sector tends to raise spreads, but that the impact diminishes
significantly as the maturity ofthe debt increases.
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reduce the NOFP...
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Point to the finger which represents the missing wordinthe ... ADAPTING THE DIALOGUE TO THEIR LIVES.
(Using prompts)
Explain to the students that they are going to do the dialogue again in pairs, using their own
information. This time the teacher is going ... writes the topic inthe middle ofthe board and as students call out words, s/he
writes their words with a line connecting them to the central word.
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