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Transforming a chunker to a parser
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Author
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Abstract
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Ever since the landmark paper Ramshaw and Marcus (1995), machine learning systems have been used successfully for identifying base phrases (chunks), the bottom constituents of a parse tree. We expand a state-of-the-art chunking algorithm to a bottom-up parser by recursively applying the chunker to its own output. After testing different training configurations we obtain a reasonable parser which is tested against a standard data set. Its performance falls behind that of current state-of-the-art parsers. We give some suggestions for modifications of the parser which may lead to future performance improvements. |
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Language
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English
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Source (journal)
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LANGUAGE AND COMPUTERS
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Source (book)
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11th Conference on Computational Linguistics in the Netherlands, NOV 03, 2000, TILBURG UNIV, TILBURG, NETHERLANDS
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Publication
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2001
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ISBN
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90-420-1257-9
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Volume/pages
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37
(2001)
, p. 177-188
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ISI
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000174422500013
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