Searching for authors named "Claire Cardie" – sorted by Relevance.
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Integrating Case-Based Learning and Cognitive Biases for Machine Learning of Natural Language
- This paper shows that psychological constraints on human information processing can be used effectively to guide feature set selection for case-based learning of linguistic knowledge. Given as input a baseline case representation for a natural language learning task, our algorithm selects the rele
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Embedded Machine Learning Systems for Natural Language Processing: A General Framework
- . This paper presents Kenmore, a general framework for knowledge acquisition for natural language processing (NLP) systems. To ease the acquisition of knowledge in new domains, Kenmore exploits an online corpus using robust sentence analysis and embedded symbolic machine learning techniques while re
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Automating Feature Set Selection for Case-Based Learning of Linguistic Knowledge
- This paper addresses the issue of "algorithm vs. representation" for case-based learning of linguistic knowledge. We first present empirical evidence that the success of case-based learning methods for natural language processing tasks depends to a large degree on the feature set used to describe th
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Improving minority class prediction using case-specific feature weights
- This paper addresses the problem of handling skewed class distributions within the case-based learning (CBL) framework. We rst present as a baseline an informationgain-weighted CBL algorithm and apply it to three data sets from natural language processing (NLP) with skewed class distributions. Altho
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A Case-Based Approach to Knowledge Acquisition for Domain-Specific Sentence Analysis
- This paper describes a case-based approach to knowledge acquisition for natural language systems that simultaneously learns part of speech, word sense, and concept activation knowledge for all open class words in a corpus. The parser begins with a lexicon of function words and creates a case base o
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Domain-Specific Knowledge Acquisition For Conceptual Sentence Analysis
- The availability of on-line corpora is rapidly changing the field of natural language processing (NLP) from one dominated by theoretical models of often very specific linguistic phenomena to one guided by computational models that simultaneously account for a wide variety of phenomena that occur i
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Using Decision Trees to Improve Case-Based Learning
- This paper shows that decision trees can be used to improve the performance of casebased learning (CBL) systems. We introduce a performance task for machine learning systems called semi-flexible prediction that lies between the classification task performed by decision tree algorithms and the flexib
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Empirical Methods in Information Extraction
- this article surveys the use of empirical methods for a particular natural language understanding task that is inherently domain-specific. The task is information extraction. Very generally, an information extraction system takes as input an unrestricted text and "summarizes" the text with respect t
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Corpus-Based Acquisition of Relative Pronoun Disambiguation Heuristics
- This paper presents a corpus-based approach for deriving heuristics to locate the antecedents of relative pronouns. The technique duplicates the performance of hand-coded rules and requires human intervention only during the training phase. Because the training instances are built on parser output r
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Using natural language processing to improve eRulemaking
- This paper describes in brief Cornell’s interdisciplinary eRulemaking project that was recently funded (December, 2005) by the National Science Foundation. 1.
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