... respectively. 5 SentenceLevelEmotionTagging This module has been developed to identify sen-tence levelemotion tags based on the wordlevel emotion tags. 5.1 Calculation of Emotion Tag weights ... automatic classifier has been applied for recognizing six basic emotion types for different words in a sentence. Application of different scoring strategies to identify sentencelevelemotion ... First sentence in a topic: It has been ob-served that first sentence of the topic gen-erally contains emotion (Roth et.al., 2005). SentiWordNet emotion word: A word appearing in the SentiWordNet...
... nantes which are autonmtlcally assigned to every I-structure. We will indicate them henceforth as capitalized words. Names to which no further reference is nmde will be omitted for clarlty's ... the comp -to- comp movement. Although other approaches, such as direct movement, are feasible too, we win adhere to the comp -to- comp approach. Data from Spanish (Torrego 1984) also seem to support ... 1986) was meant to be an an- swer to the same question, this time for a transfer system, viz. the Eurotra system. The MiMo formalism is a re- action to the CAT framework and tries to solve several...
... performs well on thepredominant sentence- level categories for each docu-ment category. The supervised model handles nega-tive and neutral sentences well, but performs poorlyon positive sentences ... fine-grained (sentence) sentiment arelearned and inferred jointly. They showed that learn-ing both levels jointly improved performance at bothlevels, compared to learning each level individually,as ... experimentallythat both variants give significantly improvedresults for sentence- level sentiment analysiscompared to all baselines.1 Sentence- level sentiment analysisIn this paper, we demonstrate how...
... SIA (Liu and Gildea, 2006)in that word class information is used. Finally, re-searchers have begun to look for similarities at adeeper structural level. For example, Liu and Gildea(2005) ... the development of met-rics for sentence- level evaluation is to apply ma-chine learning to create an improved composite met-ric out of less indicative ones (Corston-Oliver et al.,2001; Kulesza ... rates. As a way to incorpo-rate some assessment information into classificationtraining, we modify the parameter tuning process sothat SVM parameters are chosen to optimize for as-sessment...
... with has to be in relation to all other scoresbetween and a target language word. is expressed as follows: a word qualifies for clus-tering ifAs before, are all the target language wordsthat ... language wordsthat cooccur with source language word .Similarly to the most frequent words, dictionaryscores forword pairs that are too rare for clusteringremain unchanged.0.220.240.260.280.30.320.340.360.380.40 ... 50performanceminscore’Precision1-Dict0.01-Cog7.3’’Precision1-Dict0.01-Baseline’’Recall1-Dict0.01-Cog7.3’’Recall1-Dict0.01-Baseline’’F-measure1-Dict0.01-Cog7.3’’F-measure1-Dict0.01-Baseline’Figure 4: Performance of dictionaries Dict0.01 for up to one link per word rebuilding algorithm is independent of the actual word alignment method used.Furthermore, we plan to explore ways to improvethe...
... of the wordform, OldEnd isthe string that has to be removed from the end ofthe wordform, and NewEnd is the string that has to be concatenated to the beginning of the word- form in order to produce ... dataset for each word type, asbefore, and (2) the most frequent tag in the train-ing dataset for each class of tags that can be as-signed to some word type, according to the lexi-con. For example, ... thatare specific to the wordform.499We further extended the set of features withthe tags proposed for the current word token by amorphological lexicon, which maps words to pos-sible tags; it...
... stands forword and t, for IOB tag.The subscripts are position indicators, where0 means the current word/ tag; −1, −2, the firstor second word/ tag to the left; 1, 2, the first orsecond word/ tag to ... the subset as the sub-words for the IOB tagging. Second, we re-segmented the words in the train-ing data into subwords of the subset, and as-signed IOB tags to them. For the character-based ... Japan{ruiqiang.zhang,eiichiro.sumita}@atr.jpAbstractWe proposed a subword-based tagging for Chinese word segmentation to improvethe existing character-based tagging. Thesubword-based tagging was implementedusing the maximum...
... words (5 to 47 sentences); average text length was 442 words (20 sentences), median was 368 words (16 sentences). Additionally, texts were selected so that they were about as diverse topics ... et al. (2002) for that distinction). We evaluated different approaches tosentence ranking against human sentence rankings. To obtain human sentence rankings, we asked people to read 15 texts ... than sentences that are further down in a paragraph, due in part to the way people are instructed to write. Therefore, probably the simplest approach conceivable tosentence ranking is to choose...
... topic for each iteration, we generated a set of 30 ex-tracts for evaluation. In addition to the proposedmethod, we prepared six sets of sentence orderingsproduced by different algorithms for ... definedin Formula 8. Sentences are arranged inchronological order of their publication date;Topical-closeness ordering (TOP) arranges sen-tences with the topical-closeness criterion de-fined in Formula ... humanjudges to rank a set of sentence orderings is a nec-essary approach to this task (Barzilay et al., 2002;Okazaki et al., 2004). We asked two human judges to rate sentence orderings according to...
... training examples was able to help thelearning algorithm to combine different features to form a better composite metric.4.3 Sentence- Level Evaluation on SingleSystems To explore the interaction ... metrics performs on sentences that arebetter (or worse) than the pseudo references. Met-rics that require no learning are directly applied ontoall sentences of the evaluative set. For the learning-based ... ofStandard and Technology (NIST MT Eval), it maybe worthwhile to recruit multiple human translators to translate a few hundred sentences for evaluationreferences. However, there are situations in...
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