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EMNLP
2008
14 years 11 months ago
Two Languages are Better than One (for Syntactic Parsing)
We show that jointly parsing a bitext can substantially improve parse quality on both sides. In a maximum entropy bitext parsing model, we define a distribution over source trees,...
David Burkett, Dan Klein
AAAI
1994
14 years 11 months ago
L* Parsing: A General Framework for Syntactic Analysis of Natural Language
We describe a new algorithm for table-driven parsing with context-free grammars designed to support efficient syntactic analysis of natural language. The algorithm provides a gene...
Eric K. Jones, Linton M. Miller
ACL
2012
12 years 12 months ago
Large-Scale Syntactic Language Modeling with Treelets
We propose a simple generative, syntactic language model that conditions on overlapping windows of tree context (or treelets) in the same way that n-gram language models condition...
Adam Pauls, Dan Klein
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EMNLP
2004
14 years 11 months ago
Dependencies vs. Constituents for Tree-Based Alignment
Given a parallel parsed corpus, statistical treeto-tree alignment attempts to match nodes in the syntactic trees for a given sentence in two languages. We train a probabilistic tr...
Daniel Gildea
EMNLP
2009
14 years 7 months ago
Parser Adaptation and Projection with Quasi-Synchronous Grammar Features
We connect two scenarios in structured learning: adapting a parser trained on one corpus to another annotation style, and projecting syntactic annotations from one language to ano...
David A. Smith, Jason Eisner