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demonstrated that its performance is on par with existing state of the art resources like Comlex. By virtue of being automatic, NU-LEX can be easily updated or reformatted. Because it scrapes Wiktionary for tense information, NU-LEX can constantly evolve to include new forms or corrections. As its <[r]

provide to learners a means to efficient broad-coverage grammar checking, EdIt is web-based and the acquisition of the pattern grammar in use is offline. Then, we illustrate three common types of errors, scores correlated, EdIt4 capable of handling.4.1 Experimental SettingWe used Briti[r]

and verbs, less broad POS types like common andproper nouns and finally, at its finest granularity,attributes like gender, number, case and mood.We found that with a training corpus of about45,000 tagged words (2366 sentences), it was pos-sible to produce a reasonably accurate POS tag-ger2, use[r]

cannot be acquired with the methods here de-scribed. A way out is the following. The EnglishLinG0 grammar defines for the lexicon a set ofspecial types. These types contain all informationfor a class of words. A lexical entry consists ofnothing but the definition of the string and thesemantic[r]

(FSMs) and rewriting rules for normalizing FrenchSMS; (Pennell and Liu, 2010) focused on tweets cre-ated by handsets and developed a CRF tagger fordeletion-based abbreviation. The text normalizationproblem was also tackled under the machine transla-1036tion (MT) or speech recognition (ASR) framework[r]

the question of how to identify and apply a set of(non-recursive) lexical rules (Carpenter, 1992) tothe extracted CCG lexicon to create a much largerlexicon. The number of lexical category types isalmost twice as large as that of the English CCG-bank. This is to be e xpected, since our gram-m[r]

Development and Evaluation of a Broad-Coverage Probabilistic Grammar of English-Language Computer Manuals Ezra Black John Lafferty Salim Roukos &lt;black I j laff ] roukos&gt;*watson, ibm. tom IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center, P.O. Box 704, Yorktown Heights, New York 10598[r]

of interest:• music• driving• snowboarding• Tom Clancy novels• the InternetShe then saw several possible connections with her topic, even before brainstorming again. She could write abouthealthcare coverage for music therapy, healthcare policy resources on the Internet, or how accident statis[r]

Dutch wordnet in order to filter and expand the setof words obtained through translation. The Dutchlexicon is then created from the resulting rankingof the wordnet nodes. Our method has several ben-efits:• It is applicable to any language for which awordnet and an automatic translation serviceo[r]

sired probabilities as the amount of training data increases(Bishop, 1995). This implies that the minimum for any givendataset is an estimate of the true probabilities. We use theon-line version of Backpropagation to perform the gradientdescent.133matically chooses these parameters based on w[r]

from tagged data, and a simple mapping betweenthe two schemes is impossible to define (Sec. 2).A naive approach for combining the use of thetwo resources would be to manually re-tag theTreebank with the KC tagset, but we show this ap-proach harms our parser’s performance. Instead,we propose a novel,[r]

introduces the proposed extractive summarization approach based on event term clustering. Section 3 presents experiments and evaluations. Finally, Section 4 concludes the paper. 2 Summarization Based on Event Term Clustering 2.1 Event Term Graph We introduce VerbOcean (Chklovski and Pantel, 2004), a[r]

These quantities can be given probabilistic interpreta-tions and/or definitions, for instance with reference to con-ditionally expected rule frequencies for flow.PF-INSIDE( )1 Initial. float array 02 for3 do4 for in in bottom-up order5 do6 lhs lhs7 returnFigure 5: Inside algorithm.first constructed by t[r]

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Structural testing2Contents White box testing / Structural testing Graph Theory Control flow criteria Data flow criteria Graph Coverage for Source Code Testing State Behavior Syntax-based Testing3White box testing / Structural testing4What is white-box software testing? What is white-[r]

The improved BIOME4 model captures the main features of vegetation distribution on the Tibetan Plateau, such as the position of the alpine forest limit, its species composition in vegetation, regional differentiation in vertical vegetation, and the extent of alpine meadow, alpine steppe, and alpine[r]

15. Koper, R., Olivier, B.: Representing the Learning Design of Units of Learning. Journal of Educational Technology &amp; Society 7(3), 97–111 (2004) 16. LD: http://www.imsglobal.org/learningdesign/index.cfm 17. Lockyer, J.: Multisource feedback in the assessment of physician competencies. Jour[r]

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This section discusses some general types of stress testing approaches and applications. For any type of stress test, banking organizations should indicate the specific purpose and the focus of the test. Defining the scope of a given stress test is also important, whether it applies at the portfolio[r]