'Referring expressions' presentation slideshows

Reference

Reference. Ling575 Discourse and Dialogue April 6, 2011. Roadmap. Cohesion and Coreference Terminology and Referring Expressions Guiding coreference Syntactic & Semantic Constraints & Preferences Heuristic approaches Machine Learning approaches Discussion. Holding Discourse Together.

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Anaphora Resolution

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Chapter 18. Discourse

Chapter 18. Discourse. From: Chapter 18 of An Introduction to Natural Language Processing, Computational Linguistics, and Speech Recognition, by Daniel Jurafsky and James H. Martin. Background. Discourse

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SDS Future

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Evaluating Algorithms for GRE

Evaluating Algorithms for GRE. Kees van Deemter (work with Albert Gatt, Ielka van der Sluis, and Richard Power) University of Aberdeen, Scotland, UK. Outline. GRE: G eneration of R eferring E xpressions TUNA project: Corpus and Annotation Evaluation of Algorithms Furniture Domain

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Generation of Referring Expressions: Modeling Partner Effects

Generation of Referring Expressions: Modeling Partner Effects. Surabhi Gupta Advisor: Amanda Stent Department of Computer Science. Outline. Introduction Data Previous work Modeling partner effects Generating NP postmodifiers A little statistical experiment Discussion and Future Work.

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Generation of Referring Expressions: Modeling Partner Effects

Generation of Referring Expressions: Modeling Partner Effects. Surabhi Gupta Advisor: Amanda Stent Department of Computer Science. Outline. Introduction Data Previous work Modeling partner effects Generating NP postmodifiers A little statistical experiment Discussion and Future Work.

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conceptual coherence in the generation of referring expressions

conceptual coherence in the generation of referring expressions. Albert Gatt & Kees van Deemter University of Aberdeen {agatt, kvdeemte}@csd.abdn.ac.uk.

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Modeling Long-Distance Dependencies in Double R July 2008

Modeling Long-Distance Dependencies in Double R July 2008. Jerry Ball Human Effectiveness Directorate Air Force Research Laboratory. Double R Model.

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Generation of Referring Expressions: Managing Structural Ambiguities

Generation of Referring Expressions: Managing Structural Ambiguities. I.H. Khan G. Ritchie K. van Deemter University of Aberdeen, UK.

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Generation of Referring Expressions: the State of the Art SELLC Winter School, Guangzhou 2010

Generation of Referring Expressions: the State of the Art SELLC Winter School, Guangzhou 2010. Kees van Deemter Computing Science University of Aberdeen. Open Questions in GRE. Open Questions in GRE. Your input is welcome! suggestions about other open questions? ideas about answering them.

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Co-referential chains and discourse topic shifts in parallel and comparable corpora

Co-referential chains and discourse topic shifts in parallel and comparable corpora. Costanza Navarretta costanza@hum.ku.dk. Outline. Motivation Preceding studies/projects Background The data The annotation Problems Some results. Motivation.

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Unit 3 Reference and Sense

Unit 3 Reference and Sense. What is the difference between reference and sense ??? Reference deals with the relationships between language and the world. Sense deals with the relationships inside the language. Definition:

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Referring Expressions: Definition

Referring Expressions: Definition. Referring expressions are words or phrases, the semantic interpretation of which is a discourse entity (also called referent) Discourse entities are semantic objects and they can have multiple syntactic realizations within a text

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Referring Expressions: Definition

Referring Expressions: Definition. Referring expressions are words or phrases, the semantic interpretation of which is a discourse entity (also called referent) Discourse entities are semantic objects and they can have multiple syntactic realizations within a text

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Chapter 18: Discourse

Chapter 18: Discourse . Tianjun Fu Ling538 Presentation Nov 30th, 2006. Introduction . Language consists of collocated, related groups of sentences. We refer to such a group of sentences as a discourse . There are three forms of discourse: Monologue; Dialogue;

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Word meanings in contact

Word meanings in contact. Kuiper and Allan Chapter 3.1.5. Word meanings in contact. antonymous adjectives and nouns hot day vs hot chocolate disambiguation single 'unmarried' or 'one only' single book cannot mean 'unmarried book'. compositionality e.g. big house.

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Topic 3: predicates

Topic 3: predicates. Introduction to Semantics. Definition. Any word which can function as the predicator of a sentence. Predicators The parts which are not referring expressions Nouns, verbs, adjectives, preposition NOT conjunctions (and, but, or, so), articles (a, the)

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