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Integrated correction of ill-formed sentences
[chapter]
1997
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
This paper describes a system that performs hierarchical error recovery, and detects and corrects a single error in a sentence at the lexical, syntactic, and/or semantic levels. ...
in a local tree, and, at the semantic level, the distance between the semantic form containing the error, and normal act templates. ...
This paper focuses on the automatic correction of ill-formed sentences by a method that integrates information from three levels (lexical, syntactic, and semantic). ...
doi:10.1007/3-540-63797-4_90
fatcat:sgwdzgxvdfd23ongcwjfnbf2na
Integrated control of chart items for error repair
1998
Proceedings of the 36th annual meeting on Association for Computational Linguistics -
The system employs a parser for well-formed sentences and a second parser for repairing single error sentences. ...
The system is composed of four subsystems: for lexical, syntactic, surface case, and semantic processing. The subsystems are controlled by an integrated-agenda system. ...
This paper describes the automatic correction of ill-formed sentences by using integrated information from three levels (lexical, syntactic, and semantic). ...
doi:10.3115/980691.980711
dblp:conf/acl/MinW98
fatcat:fxhavkdk7fgwposp4d6t53mv6m
Transfer from free-recall pair learning to free-recall sentence learning
1969
Psychonomic Science
The sentence list was presented in exactly the same manner as List land the Ss now were told that for a sentence to be correct the three words had to be given in correct order. ...
Martin, 1965), then sentence learning will be fastest when the list I pairs form an A-B, A-B transfer paradigm with the words from the corresponding sequences of the sentences, learning will be intermediate ...
The manner in which the sequences are used to integrate the sentences during Task 2 may be quite complex. ...
doi:10.3758/bf03336268
fatcat:ma2xumeva5df5lk6fi6o3gm5yy
Parsing Ill-Formed Text Using an Error Grammar
2004
Artificial Intelligence Review
An error grammar is derived from a conventional grammar on the basis of an analysis of a corpus of observed ill-formed sentences. ...
The approach is based on the concept of an error grammar which is a grammar of ungrammatical sentences. ...
The increase in number of parses for the set of ill-formed sentences is expected, since the robust recovery algorithm is essentially proposing ways of correcting an ill-formed sentence, and each correction ...
doi:10.1023/b:aire.0000036259.68818.1e
fatcat:2ekkshx4gjfwlct7swknr7edfy
Page 254 of Computational Linguistics Vol. 25, Issue 2
[page]
1999
Computational Linguistics
A more serious limitation of this approach is that it fails to parse ill-formed and extragrammatical strings such as those encountered in spoken utterances and unre- stricted texts. ...
Thus the parsing speedup gained by this integration is a factor of about 30. ...
Performance Improvement of Drug Effects Extraction System from Japanese Blogs
2013
2013 IEEE Seventh International Conference on Semantic Computing
As the first step, the purpose of this paper is to extract descriptions of the effects caused by taking drugs as a triplet of expressions -drug name, object of change, and its effect -from illness survival ...
Information disclosed to the public by patients is very important for people who are suffering from same illness because such information can be a source of knowledge and encouragement. ...
The number of correct triplets that could not be extracted by the combined system was only 1. This demonstrated that an integrated approach is effective in raising recall. ...
doi:10.1109/icsc.2013.71
dblp:conf/semco/KitajimaRA13
fatcat:sbji4zn2unhirfhjwz3bfu7j5e
An Intelligent Computer Assisted Language Learning System for Arabic Learners
2005
Computer Assisted Language Learning
Furthermore, we propose a mechanism of correction by the learner which allows the learner to correct the typed sentence independently, and allows the learner to realise that what the error is. ...
The learners are encouraged to produce sentences freely in various situations and contexts and guided to recognise by themselves the erroneous or inappropriate functions of their misused expressions. ...
Both the well-and ill-formed structure of the input sentence can be recognised. The learner should be allowed to correct the typed sentence independently. ...
doi:10.1080/09588220500132399
fatcat:27bsnur6zzhr5d5yv6g4qolxh4
Semantic and syntactic processing in Chinese sentence comprehension: Evidence from event-related potentials
2006
Brain Research
Participants were auditorily presented with Chinese ba sentences, which were either correct, semantically incorrect, syntactically incorrect, or both semantically and syntactically incorrect. ...
The broadly distributed negativity, which occurred during the N400 latency range observed in the three violation conditions, is thought to reflect thematic integration processes in the sentence-final position ...
Acknowledgments This study was supported by grants from China National Pandeng Program (95-special-09), Ministry of Science and Technology (2002CCA01000), and Ministry of Education (01002, 02170), Chinese ...
doi:10.1016/j.brainres.2005.11.085
pmid:16412999
fatcat:ixirqg7q6jhy7oa2rkbqbbfg6u
Interactive Vocabulary Acquisition in XTRA
1987
International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence
The emphasis of this paper is on the use of semantic preference violations in the detection of the need to learn new word senses. ...
Two types of learning are discussed, word learning and word sense learning. Each type of learning undergoes three routine processes: detection, acquisition, and evaluation. ...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS My deep appreciation is due to all members of our natural language processing group, particularly to Xiuming Huang, Dan Fass, ana Yorick Wilks, for their encouragement, advice and help ...
dblp:conf/ijcai/Guo87
fatcat:ftg2f4liznhtzeugz5fydtavye
Triple Stigma: Persons with Mental Illness and Substance Abuse Problems in the Criminal Justice System
2004
Criminal Justice Policy Review
The dually diagnosed are more likely to be serving sentences related to their substance use, to be homeless and violate probation after release, and recidivate to correctional custody. ...
For this analysis, basic comparisons are made across mentally ill individuals involved with the criminal justice system and the dually diagnosed portion of the population and an analysis of the current ...
and felony sentences, the program did not implement the Substance Abuse Index form until after the 1st full year of program operation. 3 To date, only 47% of the expected forms are complete. 4 Therefore ...
doi:10.1177/0887403403255064
fatcat:rjwrccnktne5dlrsyzkbzlj4wi
Sentence at Department of Corrections
1995
The Lancet
Vivien Choo
Sentence at Department of Corrections We have received the following perplexing letter. ...
, and none of the empirical : claims was correct. ...
doi:10.1016/s0140-6736(95)91344-0
fatcat:c6oi373winf5zpc6prs4lvixyy
Transforming Spontaneous Telegraphic Language to Well-Formed Greek Sentences for Alternative and Augmentative Communication
[chapter]
2002
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
We first describe the general architecture of the system that accepts compressed, incomplete, grammatically and syntactically ill-formed text and produces a correct full sentence. ...
To be accepted by the communication partner, the output should be a correct oral sentence of a natural language. ...
Part of the work reported in this paper was carried out within the framework of the AENEAS project (contract 98AMEA19), funded by the EPET II Programme of the Greek General Secretariat for Research and ...
doi:10.1007/3-540-46014-4_15
fatcat:tkpmhe7xsfapto4mgv55oaqgae
Neural mechanisms underlying word- and phrase-level morphological parsing
2016
Journal of Neurolinguistics
The experimental conditions included 1) well-formed grammatical sentences (correct condition), 2) sentences containing morphosyntactic violations (adjectiveenoun number agreement violations), 3) morphological ...
Here, electroencephalography (EEG) and magnetoencephalography (MEG) responses were recorded simultaneously during silent reading of Finnish sentences. ...
last authors; a KONE foundation project grant to the first author, as well as an Emil Aaltonen Foundation project grant and University of Helsinki 3-year grants to the last author. ...
doi:10.1016/j.jneuroling.2015.10.003
fatcat:noxuvvjywfav7okrxju44uy3tu
Exploring the use of online machine translation for independent language learning
2020
Research in Learning Technology
Google Translate has been widely listed as an independent language learning (ILL) resource and we cannot deny its role for ongoing education. ...
The free availability of online machine translation (OMT) on the Internet via computers, tablets and smartphones makes it convenient for use by language students of all levels. ...
integration of OMT in the language class, the use of OMT as a form of ILL, OMT and academic dishonesty, translation evaluation, the most and least useful OMT features and some alternatives to avoid too ...
doi:10.25304/rlt.v28.2402
fatcat:v3k6ax7ln5h6tar4y4e5viywcm
Page 275 of Dsh Abstracts Vol. 10, Issue 3
[page]
1970
Dsh Abstracts
But fewer errors were made when the correct answer was the agent of the verb. This might have been the effect of a specific ques- tion form.—Author
SPEECH AND LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT
1264. ARNOLD, R. D. ...
The verb was
SPEECH 275 seen to be closely related to the grammatical subject of the sentence, which is to be ex- pected if the sentences were not being trans- formed. ...
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