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| Adaptive selection of base classifiers in one-against-all learning for large multi-labeled collections | 1 | |
| Automatic acquisition of transfer rules from translation examples | 13 | |
| Automatic assessment of open ended questions with a Bleu-inspired algorithm and shallow NLP | 25 | |
| Automatic phonetic alignment and its confidence measures | 36 | |
| Automatic spelling correction in Galician | 45 | |
| Baseline methods for automatic disambiguation of abbreviations in Jewish law documents | 58 | |
| Bayes decision rules and confidence measures for statistical machine translation | 70 | |
| Character identification in children stories | 82 | |
| Comparison and evaluation of two approaches of a multilayered QA system applied to temporality | 91 | |
| The contents and structure of the context base, and its application | 103 | |
| Developing a minimalist parser for free word order languages with discontinuous constituency | 115 | |
| Developing competitive HMM PoS taggers using small training corpora | 127 | |
| Exploring the use of target-language information to train the part-of-speech tagger of machine translation systems | 137 | |
| Expressive power and consistency properties of state-of-the-art natural language parsers | 149 | |
| An independent domain dialogue system through a service manager | 161 | |
| Information retrieval in digital theses based on natural language processing tools | 172 | |
| Integrating conceptual density with WordNet domains and CALD glosses for noun sense disambiguation | 183 | |
| Intertwining deep syntactic processing and named entity detection | 195 | |
| Language understanding using n-multigram models | 207 | |
| Multi-label text classification using multinominal models | 220 | |
| A multi-use incremental syntax-semantic interface | 231 | |
| Multiword expression translation using generative dependency grammar | 243 | |
| Named entity recognition through corpus transformation and system combination | 255 | |
| One size fits all? : a simple technique to perform several NLP tasks | 267 | |
| Ontology-based feature transformations : a data-driven approach | 280 | |
| On the quality of lexical resources for word sense disambiguation | 291 | |
| Reuse of free online MT engines to develop a meta-system of multilingual machine translation | 303 | |
| Semantic-aided anaphora resolution in large corpora development | 314 | |
| SemRol : recognition of semantic roles | 328 | |
| Significance of syntactic features for word sense disambiguation | 340 | |
| SisHiTra : a hybrid machine translation system from Spanish to Catalan | 349 | |
| Smoothing and word sense disambiguation | 360 | |
| Spelling correction for search engine queries | 372 | |
| A statistical study of the WPT-03 corpus | 384 | |
| A study of chunk-based and keyword-based approaches for generating headlines | 395 | |
| Suffixal and prefixal morpholexical relationships of the Spanish | 407 | |
| SuPor : an environment for AS of texts in Brazilian Portuguese | 419 | |
| Systemic analysis applied to problem solving : the case of the past participle in French | 431 | |
| The merging problem in distribute information retrieval and the 2-step RSV merging algorithm | 442 | |
| Unsupervised training of a finite-state sliding-window part-of-speech tagger | 454 | |
| Using seed words to learn to categorize Chinese text | 464 | |
| On word frequency information and negative evidence in naive Bayes text classification | 474 |
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Joe Smith
reviewed Advances in Natural Language Processing on October 20, 2014
Advances in Natural Language Processing
Despite the fact that this is in my Read shelf, I have never read this book. But I want to talk about its author, Manny Rayner. Manny is one of the greatest people I have ever known. I know for a fact that once, as he was walking in a poor part of the city, he passed a homeless man who was evidently suffering from the DTs. Manny sat with this man, on the filthy, piss-stinking scrub under a bridge, for seven (7) hours, cradling the unfortunate's head in his arms, until the fit passed. Afterwards, the man wept and tried to press into Manny's hands a few grubby coins, which needless to say Manny would not accept.
So no, I haven't read Putting Linguistics into Speech Recognition: The Regulus Grammar Compiler, but how could any book about the Regulus Grammar Compiler fail to be wonderful, written by an author with Manny's heaven-drunk soul?
[PLEASE FLAG THIS REVIEW, AS I AM DOING, FOR BEING ABOUT AUTHOR BEHAVIOR, AND NOT ABOUT THE BOOK.]
[YOU MAY ALSO WANT TO REPORT MY BOOKSHELF AUTHORS-BEHAVING-FANTASTICALLY, AS IT CLEARLY IS AS PERNICIOUS AS ANY SHELF CALLED AUTHORS-BEHAVING-BADLY.]
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