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Discussion School of Computing and Information Systems The University of Melbourne COMP90042 NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING (Semester 1, 2021) Sample solutions: Week 2 1. Give some examples of text processing applications that you use on a daily basis. • There are lots! For example, Google (or other web search engines), Siri (or other speech-to-text systems), predictive […]
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School of Computing and Information Systems The University of Melbourne COMP90042 NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING (Semester 1, 2021) Workshop exercises: Week 2 Discussion 1. Give some examples of text processing applications that you use on a daily basis. 2. What is tokenisation and why is it important? (a) What are stemming and lemmatisation, and how are
Course Overview & Introduction COMP90042 Natural Language Processing Lecture 1 Semester 1 2021 Week 1 Jey Han Lau COPYRIGHT 2021, THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE 1 COMP90042 L1 Prerequisites • COMP90049“IntroductiontoMachineLearning”or COMP30027 “Machine Learning” ‣ Modules → Welcome → Machine Learning Readings • Pythonprogrammingexperience • Noknowledgeoflinguisticsoradvancedmathematicsis assumed • Caveats–Not“vanilla”computerscience ‣ Involves some basic linguistics, e.g., syntax
School of Computing and Information Systems The University of Melbourne COMP90042 NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING (Semester 1, 2021) Workshop exercises: Week 3 Discussion 1. What is text classification? Give some examples. (a) Why is text classification generally a difficult problem? What are some hur- dles that need to be overcome? (b) Consider some (supervised) text classification
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Distributional Semantics COMP90042 Natural Language Processing Lecture 10 Semester 1 2021 Week 5 Jey Han Lau COPYRIGHT 2021, THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE 1 COMP90042 L10 • Manually constructed ‣ Expensive ‣ Human annotation can be biased and noisy • Language is dynamic ‣ New words: slang, terminology, etc. ‣ New senses • The Internet provides
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School of Computing and Information Systems The University of Melbourne COMP90042 NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING (Semester 1, 2021) Sample solutions: Week 11 Discussion 1. What is Question Answering? • QA is the task of using knowledge — either in terms of raw documents, or in relations that we’ve already extracted from the documents — to answer
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School of Computing and Information Systems The University of Melbourne COMP90042 NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING (Semester 1, 2021) Sample solutions: Week 5 Discussion 1. How does a neural network language model (feedforward or recurrent) handle a large vocabulary, and how does it deal with sparsity (i.e. unseen sequences of words)? • A neural language model projects
School of Computing and Information Systems The University of Melbourne COMP90042 NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING (Semester 1, 2021) Workshop exercises: Week 7 1. What are contextual representations? Discussion 2. How does a transformer captures dependencies between words? What advan- tages does it have compared to RNN? 3. What is discourse segmentation? What do the segments consist
School of Computing and Information Systems The University of Melbourne COMP90042 NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING (Semester 1, 2021) Workshop exercises: Week 12 Discussion 1. What is Summarisation? (a) What is log likelihood ratio, and how is it useful for summarisation? (b) What is the log likelihood ratio of word w in document d if: Fd(w) =
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School of Computing and Information Systems The University of Melbourne COMP90042 NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING (Semester 1, 2021) Workshop exercises: Week 6 1. Give illustrative examples that show the difference between: Discussion (a) Synonyms and hypernyms (b) Hyponyms and meronyms 2. Using some Wordnet visualisation tool, for example, http://wordnetweb.princeton.edu/perl/webwn and the Wu & Palmer definition of