Generating grammatical elements in natural language sentences

Details Generating grammatical elements in natural language sentences Generating grammatical elements in natural language sentences

2011-01-04

2011-01-04

Hudspeth, David R (Department: 2626)

Data processing: speech signal processing, linguistics, language

Linguistics

Translation machine

C704S001000, C704S003000, C704S004000, C704S005000, C704S007000, C704S008000, C704S009000, C704S010000, C715S256000, C715S257000, C715S264000

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07865352

ABSTRACT:
Grammatical element prediction is used to predict grammatical elements in text fragments (such as phrases or sentences). In one embodiment, a statistical model, using syntax features, is used to predict grammatical elements.

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