The Spanish DELPH-IN Grammar - Dipòsit Digital de la Universitat
... the development of a large-coverage lexicon. This is because all instances of a given NE class identified by FreeLing share the same syntactic and semantic properties. Then, instead of encoding a lexical entry for each NE instance, we can encode a unique lexical entry for each NE class, while provid ...
... the development of a large-coverage lexicon. This is because all instances of a given NE class identified by FreeLing share the same syntactic and semantic properties. Then, instead of encoding a lexical entry for each NE instance, we can encode a unique lexical entry for each NE class, while provid ...
Wavelength management in WDM rings to maximize the
... of the maxRPC and maxPC problems are their profit versions where connections (or paths) are associated with non-negative profits and the objective is to color with at most w colors a set of connections (or paths) with the maximum total profit. A simple iterative algorithm has approximation ratio 1.5 ...
... of the maxRPC and maxPC problems are their profit versions where connections (or paths) are associated with non-negative profits and the objective is to color with at most w colors a set of connections (or paths) with the maximum total profit. A simple iterative algorithm has approximation ratio 1.5 ...
Accuracy of point predictions in survival analysis
... Given the importance of accurate prediction, an interesting question arises as to whether the use of objective methods based on statistical models and with the attachment of probability statements can replace or inform subjective clinical judgement. In discussion of reference [1], Parkes suggests cl ...
... Given the importance of accurate prediction, an interesting question arises as to whether the use of objective methods based on statistical models and with the attachment of probability statements can replace or inform subjective clinical judgement. In discussion of reference [1], Parkes suggests cl ...
STREAM ORDER AND ORDER STATISTICS: QUANTILE
... implying the value of the function. We take an alternative view and, rather than making assumptions about O, we consider which problems can be solved, with high probability, when the data items are ordered randomly. This approach is an averagecase analysis, where π is chosen uniformly from all possi ...
... implying the value of the function. We take an alternative view and, rather than making assumptions about O, we consider which problems can be solved, with high probability, when the data items are ordered randomly. This approach is an averagecase analysis, where π is chosen uniformly from all possi ...
The relative frequency interpretation of probability
... often and under a set of invariable conditions. We observe, for example, the outcome of the repeated tossing of a coin or of a pair of dice; we record the sex of newborn children in a population; we determine the successive coordinates of the points at which bullets strike a target in a series of sh ...
... often and under a set of invariable conditions. We observe, for example, the outcome of the repeated tossing of a coin or of a pair of dice; we record the sex of newborn children in a population; we determine the successive coordinates of the points at which bullets strike a target in a series of sh ...
Talbanken05: A Swedish Treebank with Phrase Structure and
... step is to make all other words dependents of the head. In the simpler case, when the head is an individual word (terminal node), that word be the head of all its child nodes. The verb fäster is a terminal that becomes the head of the other terminals and nonterminals of the phrase it belongs to. Wh ...
... step is to make all other words dependents of the head. In the simpler case, when the head is an individual word (terminal node), that word be the head of all its child nodes. The verb fäster is a terminal that becomes the head of the other terminals and nonterminals of the phrase it belongs to. Wh ...
6.1 Parallelism
... emphasize a point. Let every nation know, whether it wishes us well or ill, that we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe to assure the survival and the success of liberty. verb + any + noun ...
... emphasize a point. Let every nation know, whether it wishes us well or ill, that we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe to assure the survival and the success of liberty. verb + any + noun ...
Eliciting Subjective Probabilities Through
... Department of Applied Economics, Erasmus University, NL-3000 DR Rotterdam, The Netherlands, baillon@few.eur.nl ...
... Department of Applied Economics, Erasmus University, NL-3000 DR Rotterdam, The Netherlands, baillon@few.eur.nl ...
The Random Division of the Unit Interval and the Approximate
... how this scheme generates an inverse power law for word frequencies mimicking Zipf’s law for natural languages. Miller also observed empirically that the exponent of the power law in his model was close to −1 for his numeric example with K = 26 letters. An exponent value near −1 is especially intere ...
... how this scheme generates an inverse power law for word frequencies mimicking Zipf’s law for natural languages. Miller also observed empirically that the exponent of the power law in his model was close to −1 for his numeric example with K = 26 letters. An exponent value near −1 is especially intere ...
Constant-Time Local Computation Algorithms
... to several graph problems, assuming graphs have constant maximal degree. The high-level technique behind all of our LCAs is the following: we take an existing algorithm for a graph problem that does not appear to be implementable as an LCA, and “weaken” it in some sense (running time, approximation ...
... to several graph problems, assuming graphs have constant maximal degree. The high-level technique behind all of our LCAs is the following: we take an existing algorithm for a graph problem that does not appear to be implementable as an LCA, and “weaken” it in some sense (running time, approximation ...
Texts in Computational Complexity - The Faculty of Mathematics and
... consider the existence of an adequate sequence of choices (leading to a desired outcome), and ignore the question of how these choices are actually made. In fact, the selection of such a sequence of choices is merely a mental experiment. In contrast, in the case of a probabilistic machine, at each ...
... consider the existence of an adequate sequence of choices (leading to a desired outcome), and ignore the question of how these choices are actually made. In fact, the selection of such a sequence of choices is merely a mental experiment. In contrast, in the case of a probabilistic machine, at each ...
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... writing system. But since there were different systems of writing and since also the hieroglyphic writing was subject to changes and not least to provide a minimum of background knowledge, we find it worth mentioning that the history of the ancient Egyptian language is roughly divided into several p ...
... writing system. But since there were different systems of writing and since also the hieroglyphic writing was subject to changes and not least to provide a minimum of background knowledge, we find it worth mentioning that the history of the ancient Egyptian language is roughly divided into several p ...
HPSG, SBCG, and FCG - German Grammar Group FU Berlin
... every lexical item is connected to various phrasal constructions via coapplication links. So every such pair of a lexical item and a phrasal construction corresponds to a lexical item in Lexicalized Tree Adjoining Grammar (LTAG). See also Müller and Wechsler, 2014a, 25 on Goldberg’s assumption that ...
... every lexical item is connected to various phrasal constructions via coapplication links. So every such pair of a lexical item and a phrasal construction corresponds to a lexical item in Lexicalized Tree Adjoining Grammar (LTAG). See also Müller and Wechsler, 2014a, 25 on Goldberg’s assumption that ...
