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Parsing without grammar — Using complete trees instead

  • Sandra Kübler
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© 2004 John Benjamins Publishing Company

© 2004 John Benjamins Publishing Company

Chapters in this book

  1. Prelim pages i
  2. Table of contents v
  3. Editors’ Foreword ix
  4. I. Invited lectures
  5. A type-theoretic approach to anaphora and ellipsis resolution 1
  6. Human dialogue modelling using machine learning 17
  7. Learning domain theories 29
  8. Recent developments in temporal information extraction 45
  9. Annotation-based finite state processing in a large-scale NLP arhitecture 61
  10. II. Lexical semantics and lexical knowledge acquisition
  11. Acquiring lexical paraphrases from a single corpus 81
  12. Multi-word collocation extraction by syntactic composition of collocation bigrams 91
  13. Combining independent modules in lexical multiple-choice problems 101
  14. Roget’s thesaurus and semantic similarity 111
  15. Clustering WordNet word senses 121
  16. Inducing hyperlinking rules in text collections 131
  17. Near-synonym choice in natural language generation 141
  18. III. Tagging, parsing and syntax
  19. Fast and accurate part-of-speech tagging 153
  20. Part-of-speech tagging with minimal lexicalization 163
  21. Accurate annotation 173
  22. Structured parameter estimation for LFG-DOP 183
  23. Parsing without grammar — Using complete trees instead 193
  24. Phrase recognition by filtering and ranking with perceptrons 205
  25. Cascaded finite-state partial parsing 217
  26. A constraint-based bottom-up counterpart to definite clause grammars 227
  27. IV. Information extraction
  28. Using parallel texts to improve recall in botany 237
  29. Marking atomic events in sets of related texts 247
  30. Semantically driven approach for scenario recognition in the IE system FRET 257
  31. A framework for named entity recognition in the open domain 267
  32. V. TEXT SUMMARISATION AND DOCUMENT PROCESSING
  33. Latent semantic analysis and the construction of coherent extracts 277
  34. Facilitating email thread access by extractive summary generation 287
  35. Towards deeper understanding of the latent semantic analysis performance 297
  36. Automatic linking of similar texts across languages 307
  37. VI. OTHER NLP TOPICS
  38. Verb phrase ellipsis detection using machine learning techniques 317
  39. HPSG-based annotation scheme for corpora development and parsing evaluation 327
  40. Arabic Morpho-syntax for Text-to-Speech 337
  41. Guessing morphological classes of unknown German nouns 347
  42. Building sense tagged corpora with volunteer contributions over the Web 357
  43. Reducing false positives by expert combination in automatic keyword indexing 367
  44. Socrates 377
  45. Unsupervised natural language disambiguation using non-ambiguous words 387
  46. List of Contributors 397
  47. Index 399
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