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An Empirical Study of Active Learning with Support Vector Machines forJapanese Word Segmentation

Manabu Sassano |

Month: July
Year: 2002
Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Venue: ACL |

Automatic Corpus Expansion for Chinese Word Segmentation by Exploiting the Redundancy of Web Information
Xipeng Qiu | ChaoChao Huang | Xuanjing Huang |

An Effective Hybrid Machine Learning Approach for Coreference Resolution
Feiliang Ren | Jingbo Zhu |

Language Resource Addition: Dictionary or Corpus?
Shinsuke Mori | Graham Neubig |

Active Learning with Confidence
Mark Dredze | Koby Crammer |

Using Smaller Constituents Rather Than Sentences in Active Learning for Japanese Dependency Parsing
Manabu Sassano | Sadao Kurohashi |

Bucking the Trend: Large-Scale Cost-Focused Active Learning for Statistical Machine Translation
Michael Bloodgood | Chris Callison-Burch |

Pointwise Prediction for Robust, Adaptable Japanese Morphological Analysis
Graham Neubig | Yosuke Nakata | Shinsuke Mori |

Virtual Examples for Text Classification with Support Vector Machines
Manabu Sassano |

Analysis of Stopping Active Learning based on Stabilizing Predictions
Michael Bloodgood | John Grothendieck |

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Corpus Annotation Chunking Word Segmentation

Unsupervised Learning

English Japanese

Anaphora and Discourse Structure

Bonnie Webber | Matthew Stone | Aravind Joshi | Alistair Knott |

The OTIM Formal Annotation Model: A Preliminary Step before Annotation Scheme

THE INTONATIONAL STRUCTURING OF DISCOURSE

Julia Hirschberg | Janet Pierrehumbert |

Coordination and context-dependence in the generation of embodied conversation

Justine Cassell | Matthew Stone | Hao Yan |

Gesture Theory is Linguistics: On Modelling Multimodality as Prosody

Dafydd Gibbon |