[Colloquium] Mark Johnson talk - Wed. 10/22, 2:30 at TTI
Meridel Trimble
mtrimble at tti-c.org
Mon Oct 20 16:40:34 CDT 2003
TOYOTA TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE TALK
Speaker: Mark Johnson
Brown University
Time: 2:30pm
Date: Wednesday, October 22, 2003
Place: Toyota Technological Institute (Press Building 1427 E. 60th St., 2nd
Floor)
Mark Johnson's Homepage: http://www.cog.brown.edu/~mj/
Title: Features for Discriminative Parsing
Abstract:
Statistical approaches to natural language parsing have become the method of
choice because they provide a systematic way of combining features or soft
constraints in a unified model. Moreover, the weight or importance of each
feature can be automatically learnt from training data. After reviewing
the "generative" and "discriminative" approaches to statistical parsing I
describe a discriminative parsing system using regularized Maximum Entropy
estimation, and discuss the linguistic details of the features that turn out to
be most useful for statistical parsing.
*Joint work with Michael Collins (MIT)
*REFRESHMENTS PROVIDED*
For further information, please contact Meridel (mtrimble at tti-c.org/834.9873)
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