A Large-Scale Japanese CFG Derived from a Syntactically
... in the corpus) to avoid such problems, this is not enough, as the rules that occur more than once may also increase ambiguity. Since the sentences of a normal, syntactically annotated corpus have “semantically correct” structure, the derived grammar creates many parse results, representing a differ ...
... in the corpus) to avoid such problems, this is not enough, as the rules that occur more than once may also increase ambiguity. Since the sentences of a normal, syntactically annotated corpus have “semantically correct” structure, the derived grammar creates many parse results, representing a differ ...
On the Generalization Ability of Online Strongly
... b to be the average of the wt produced by our online In these conversions, we typically choose w algorithm. Recently, there has been a growing body of work providing online algorithms for strongly convex loss functions (i.e. `t is strongly convex), with regret guarantees that are merely O(ln T ). Su ...
... b to be the average of the wt produced by our online In these conversions, we typically choose w algorithm. Recently, there has been a growing body of work providing online algorithms for strongly convex loss functions (i.e. `t is strongly convex), with regret guarantees that are merely O(ln T ). Su ...
4.5 distributed mutual exclusion
... The ring positions may be allocated in numerical order of network addresses or some other means. It does not matter what the ordering is. All that matters is that each process knows who is next in line after itself. ...
... The ring positions may be allocated in numerical order of network addresses or some other means. It does not matter what the ordering is. All that matters is that each process knows who is next in line after itself. ...
This PDF is a selection from an out-of-print volume from... of Economic Research Volume Title: Consumer Buying Intentions and Purchase Probability:
... intentions questions rest on a comparison of the respondents' purchase probability with the probability threshold implied by the question, respondents are being asked to make two difficult judgments when the first (actual probability) is the only one of any real use.9 And if respondents are capable ...
... intentions questions rest on a comparison of the respondents' purchase probability with the probability threshold implied by the question, respondents are being asked to make two difficult judgments when the first (actual probability) is the only one of any real use.9 And if respondents are capable ...
Catalytic FFPE Nucleic Acid Isolation for Best NGS Performance
... values of less than 30% when tested with a competitor’s kit. In contrast, the values observed with the RNAstorm kit were significantly higher and ranged from 47 to 70%. Conclusions Hundreds of millions of patient FFPE samples are estimated to exist currently in biobanks world-wide, and many more mil ...
... values of less than 30% when tested with a competitor’s kit. In contrast, the values observed with the RNAstorm kit were significantly higher and ranged from 47 to 70%. Conclusions Hundreds of millions of patient FFPE samples are estimated to exist currently in biobanks world-wide, and many more mil ...
Estimates for probabilities of independent events
... sets Bi1 ,i2 ,...,ik or B∅ . (The exact order is not important.) Each Cj is a finite union of rectangles with sides parallel to the axes. For each j we can e construct a set Cj ⊂ Cj which is a union of rectangles with sides parallel to the axes and ej = xn+1 · P (Cj ). with area P C e1 ∪˙ C e2 ∪˙ ...
... sets Bi1 ,i2 ,...,ik or B∅ . (The exact order is not important.) Each Cj is a finite union of rectangles with sides parallel to the axes. For each j we can e construct a set Cj ⊂ Cj which is a union of rectangles with sides parallel to the axes and ej = xn+1 · P (Cj ). with area P C e1 ∪˙ C e2 ∪˙ ...
Reasoning with Limited Resources and
... obtained by a straightforward checking of all the smaller numbers (using some standard division algorithm); the computation that gives the answer can be translated into a proof of the claim, or of its negation, in the formal language of arithmetic. The present proposal is to represent the agent’s pe ...
... obtained by a straightforward checking of all the smaller numbers (using some standard division algorithm); the computation that gives the answer can be translated into a proof of the claim, or of its negation, in the formal language of arithmetic. The present proposal is to represent the agent’s pe ...
Probabilistic Theories of Type
... We know from Tarski’s work that we cannot have a type-free truth predicate and at the same time accept all T-biconditionals (given a reasonable theory of syntax in the background). One way of putting this: there is no probability measure P that assigns to each formula of the form Tr (pαq) ↔ α probab ...
... We know from Tarski’s work that we cannot have a type-free truth predicate and at the same time accept all T-biconditionals (given a reasonable theory of syntax in the background). One way of putting this: there is no probability measure P that assigns to each formula of the form Tr (pαq) ↔ α probab ...
Introducing probabilistic information in Constraint Grammar
... To address these issues, our group at the University of Southern Denmark, in cooperation and co-financing with GrammarSoft, designed and programmed a statistical module for GrammarSoft's open source CG rule compiler, allowing the use of numerical frequency tags in parallel with, and linked to, morph ...
... To address these issues, our group at the University of Southern Denmark, in cooperation and co-financing with GrammarSoft, designed and programmed a statistical module for GrammarSoft's open source CG rule compiler, allowing the use of numerical frequency tags in parallel with, and linked to, morph ...
Section 7B: Combining Probabilities
... Example. Suppose you roll a fair six-sided die twice. What is the probability that you will get a 2 on the first roll, and then an odd number on the second roll? ...
... Example. Suppose you roll a fair six-sided die twice. What is the probability that you will get a 2 on the first roll, and then an odd number on the second roll? ...
Dynamic Generation of Scenario Trees
... are discretizations of stochastic processes and therefore an approximation to real phenomena. In this paper we describe general algorithms, which approximate the underlying stochastic process with an arbitrary, prescribed precision. The traditional way from data to tree models is as follows: (i) His ...
... are discretizations of stochastic processes and therefore an approximation to real phenomena. In this paper we describe general algorithms, which approximate the underlying stochastic process with an arbitrary, prescribed precision. The traditional way from data to tree models is as follows: (i) His ...