Constituent structure for Filipino: Induction through probabilistic approaches
The current state of Philippine linguistic resources, which includes formal grammars, electronic dictionaries and corpora are not yet significant to address industrialstrength language technologies. This paper discusses a computational approach in automatically estimating constituent structures from...
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oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:faculty_research-38972023-04-17T01:57:06Z Constituent structure for Filipino: Induction through probabilistic approaches Alcantara, Danniel L. Borra, Allan The current state of Philippine linguistic resources, which includes formal grammars, electronic dictionaries and corpora are not yet significant to address industrialstrength language technologies. This paper discusses a computational approach in automatically estimating constituent structures from a corpus using unsupervised probabilistic approaches. Two models are presented and results show an F1 measure of greater than 69%. Issues and phenomena of the Filipino language are identified and discussed. © 2008 by Danniel Alcantara and Allan Borra. 2008-12-01T08:00:00Z text https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/faculty_research/2898 Faculty Research Work Animo Repository Computational linguistics Filipino language—Context Electronic dictionaries Computer Sciences Software Engineering |
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The current state of Philippine linguistic resources, which includes formal grammars, electronic dictionaries and corpora are not yet significant to address industrialstrength language technologies. This paper discusses a computational approach in automatically estimating constituent structures from a corpus using unsupervised probabilistic approaches. Two models are presented and results show an F1 measure of greater than 69%. Issues and phenomena of the Filipino language are identified and discussed. © 2008 by Danniel Alcantara and Allan Borra. |
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