'Inflectional morphology' presentation slideshows

Natural Language Processing

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CPE 641 Natural Language Processing

CPE 641 Natural Language Processing. Lecture 5: Automata Asst. Prof. Nuttanart Facundes, Ph.D. Outline. English Morphology FSAs and Morphology Break FSTs. Transition. Finite-state methods are particularly useful in dealing with a lexicon

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Morphology from a computational point of view

Morphology from a computational point of view. March 2001. Today. Minimal Edit Distance, and Viterbi more generally; Letter to Sound What is morphology? Finite-state automata Finite-state phonological rules. 1. What is morphology?. Study of the internal structure of words:

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Morphology from a computational point of view

Morphology from a computational point of view. March 2001. Today. Minimal Edit Distance, and Viterbi more generally; Letter to Sound What is morphology? Finite-state automata Finite-state phonological rules. 1. What is morphology?. Study of the internal structure of words:

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Advanced Syntax

Lecture 9: The Gerund. Advanced Syntax. The English gerund is an intriguing structure which causes a particular problem for X-bar theory [His constantly complaining about the food] upset the waiter The problem is that:

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CSCI 5832 Natural Language Processing

CSCI 5832 Natural Language Processing. Lecture 3 Jim Martin. Today 1/23. Review FSA Determinism and Non-Determinism Combining FSA English Morphology. Review. Regular expressions are just a compact textual representation of FSAs

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Natural Language Processing

Natural Language Processing. Vasile Rus http://www.cs.memphis.edu/~vrus/teaching/nlp. Outline. Announcements Word-level Processing Stemming. Announcements. Paper presentations (PhD students) Project. Language. Language = words grouped according to some rules called a grammar

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Lecture 15: IR Components 1

Prof. Ray Larson University of California, Berkeley School of Information Tuesday and Thursday 10:30 am - 12:00 pm Spring 2007 http://courses.ischool.berkeley.edu/i240/s07. Lecture 15: IR Components 1. Principles of Information Retrieval. Overview. Review Evaluation IR Components

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CSCI 5832 Natural Language Processing

CSCI 5832 Natural Language Processing. Lecture 4 Jim Martin. Today 1/24. English Morphology FSAs and Morphology Break FSTs. Transition. Finite-state methods are particularly useful in dealing with a lexicon Lots of devices, some with limited memory, need access to big lists of words

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Morphological Analysis

Morphological Analysis. Chapter 3. Morphology. Morpheme = "minimal meaning-bearing unit in a language" Morphology handles the formation of words by using morphemes base form (stem,lemma), e.g., believe affixes (suffixes, prefixes, infixes), e.g., un-, -able, -ly

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Morphology

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Morphological Analysis

Morphological Analysis. Chapter 3. Morphology. Morpheme = "minimal meaning-bearing unit in a language" Morphology handles the formation of words by using morphemes base form ( stem,lemma ), e.g., believe affixes (suffixes, prefixes, infixes), e.g., un-, -able, - ly

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CPSC 503 Computational Linguistics

CPSC 503 Computational Linguistics. Lecture 3 Giuseppe Carenini. NLP research at UBC. http://people.cs.ubc.ca/~rjoty/Webpage/. TOPICS Generation and Summarization of Evaluative Text (e.g., customer reviews) Summarization of conversations (emails, blogs, meetings)

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Linguistics week 11

Linguistics week 11. Finish assimilation; start morphology. This is a stylized representation of the inside of the mouth It shows the cardinal vowels marked by black dots and the approximate position of vowels common in many languages

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ESSENTIALS OF MORPHOLOGY

ESSENTIALS OF MORPHOLOGY Morphology is concerned with the elements that compose words and the organization of these elements into hierarchical structures. A word is an arbitrary pairing of sound and meaning (But see discussion in Baker & Bobaljik (2000)). THE VOCABULARY

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Brief introduction to morphology

Brief introduction to morphology. Morphology is the study of word structure and word formation processes in language. Terminology. A morpheme is the smallest meaning-bearing unit in a language. Free morphemes are independent words.

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A Non-Parametric Bayesian Approach to Inflectional Morphology Jason Eisner

A Non-Parametric Bayesian Approach to Inflectional Morphology Jason Eisner Johns Hopkins University This is joint work with Markus Dreyer . Most of the slides will be from his recent dissertation defense.

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Pidgins and Creoles

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Word Classes

Word Classes. Nouns. Criteria. Cognitive-Semantic Prototypes Inflectional Morphology Derivational Morphology Syntactic Contexts. Cognitive-Semantic Prototypes for Nouns. Concrete, physical objects: r ock, tree, wolf, apple, etc. Environment: moon, sun, water, lake, etc.

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