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Syntax and Parsing 1: Context-Free Grammar This time: Strings, languages and grammars Constituents and phrase structure Phrase structure trees Context-Free Grammar (CFG) CFGs and NLP CFGs vs. finite state models of language CFG and natural languages Data Science Group (Informatics) NLE/ANLP Autumn 2015 1 / 25 Strings, Languages and Grammars: The Basics We may consider
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CSE 1729 Introduction to Principles of Programming November 6, 2016 Problem Set 8 This problem set builds upon this week’s lab, in that we start by getting the frequencies of symbols (words) in a list (text). From there, we use a heap to support finding the least-weighted values. Where this differs from the lab is
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Syntax and Parsing 4: Statistical Parsing This time: The problem of ambiguity Lexical ambiguity Structural ambiguity Local vs. global ambiguity Probabilistic Context-Free Grammar (PCFG) Parse probability and string probability Disambiguation Training Some problems with PCFG Lexical preferences Contextual probabilities Data Science Group (Informatics) NLE/ANLP Autumn 2015 1 / 26 Variation and Ambiguity Two challenges for
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