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Jurafsky D., Martin J.H. — Speech and Language Processing
Jurafsky D., Martin J.H. — Speech and Language Processing



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Название: Speech and Language Processing

Авторы: Jurafsky D., Martin J.H.

Аннотация:

This book takes an empirical approach to language processing, based on applying statistical and other machine-learning algorithms to large corpora."Methodology" boxes are included in each chapter. Each chapter is built around one or more worked examples to demonstrate the main idea of the chapter. Covers the fundamental algorithms of various fields, whether originally proposed for spoken or written language to demonstrate how the same algorithm can be used for speech recognition and word-sense disambiguation. Emphasis on web and other practical applications. Emphasis on scientific evaluation. Useful as a reference for professionals in any of the areas of speech and language processing.


Язык: en

Рубрика: Computer science/

Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц

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Год издания: 1999

Количество страниц: 950

Добавлена в каталог: 21.12.2005

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N-gram, smoothing      204
N-gram, test set      202
N-gram, training set      202
N-gram, trigram      198
N-gram, variable length      229
N-gram, Witten-Bell smoothing      208
Nadas, A.      213 228
Nagao, M.      471 826
Nagata, M.      736 738 739 756
Nahamoo, D.      257
Nakatani, C.      725
Names      122
Narayanan, S.      467 535
Narrow transcription      103
Nasal      99
Nasal sound      97
Nasal tract      96
Nass, C.      9
Natural Language Generation      761
Natural language understanding      761
Natural languages contrasted with formal languages      39
Naur, P.      11 350
Necessary inferences      704
Needleman, S.B.      185
Negatives      293
Negotiation subdialogue      744
Neiser, J.      84
Nerbonne, J.      437
Nespor, M.      130
Nested      474
Nested structures, difficult      489
Neu, H.      159
Neural net      238
Neural network      265 266
Neural networks      847
Newell, A.      190
Newline      30
Newman, S.      110
Ney, H.      229 257 314 354 449
Nez Perce      802
NFSA      52
Ng, H.T.      641 657 658
Nguyen, L.      212 257
Nichols, J.      801
Nida, E.A.      624
Nielsen, J.      751
Niemann, H.      736 738 756
Niesler, T.      229
Niesler, T.R.      229 269
Nilsson, N.J.      254 731 755
Nirenburg, S.      790 825
Nivre, J.      721
NLG      761
NLG and speech      787
Node as term for FSA state as opposed to search state      42
Noisy channel model      140 144 145 183
Nominal      323 331
Nominalization as example of a morphological process      64
Nominative      337
Non-concatenative morphology      60
Non-deterministic FSA      41
Non-emitting states      170
Non-finite      333
Non-terminal      325 327
Non-terminal symbol      348
None in FUG      434
Nonterminal symbols      323
Noordman, L.G.M.      709
Normal form      343 344
Normalizing      148 198
Norman, D.A.      13 581 747
Norvig, P.      17 53 167 168 189 389 510 538 825
Noth, E.      736—738 756
Noun      287 287
Noun group      321 384
Noun phrase      320 321 323 324 330 348
Noun, abstract      287 331
Noun, common      288
Noun, count      288
Noun, days of the week coded as      289
Noun, mass      288 331
Noun, proper      288
Noun-noun compounds stress in      129
Novick, D.G.      751
NP      323 325
NP-completeness of LFG      493
NP-completeness of natural language parsing      493
NP-completeness of two-level morphology      493
Nucleus      780
NUMBER      348 392
Numbers      122
Numeral      289
Nunes, J.H.T.      756
Nyberg, E.H.      790 821 825
Nyquist frequency      264
o      146
Oakhill, J.      703
Oard, D.W.      799
Oberlander, J.      790 792
Object, syntactic      320
Obligatory rule      107
Observation likelihood      173 176 237 270
Observation likelihood probabilities      248
Observation sequence      170 242
Occasion (as coherence relation)      690
OCR      141
OCR spelling errors      141
Odell, M.K.      89 184
Oden, G.C.      276
Odijk, J.      792
Oehrle, R.T.      462
Oerder, M.      257
Oettinger, A.G.      389
Oflazer, K.      88
Ohno, S.      131
Ojibwa      802
Old information      452
Older, L.      85
Olsen, P.      269
Olshen, R.A.      166
On-line handwriting recognition      141
On-line sentence-processing experiments      469
Oncina, J.      118
One-pass decoding      175
Ontology      810
Oommen, B.J.      185
Open class      287
Operation list      152
Operator precedence      27 27
Oppenheim, A.      279
Optical Character Recognition      141
Optimality Theory      112 114 115
Optimality Theory, implementation via FST      116 117
Optional rule      107
Optionality of determiners      331
Optionality use of () in syntax      332
Optionality use of ? in regular expressions for      24
Oral tract      96
Ordinal numbers      331
Orgun, O.      68
Orthographic rule      65 76
Ortony, A.      624
Osman, L.      792 794
Ostendorf, M.      130 131 229
OT      112
Other      78
Others      791 817 820
Ott, K.      737
Overlap in dialogue      717
Oviatt, S.      160 751
O’Connor, M.      583
O’Donnell, M.J.      790
Packard, D.W.      87
Palatal      98
Palatalization      158
Palate      98
Palato-alveolar      98
Pallet, D.      280
Palmer, M.      189 610 635
Palmer, R.G.      267
Palmucci, J.      304 312 316
Pao, C.      754
Paolino, D.      130 720
Papadimitriou, C.      48 49 53 88 477 478
PARADISE      754
parallel      360
Parallel (as coherence relation)      690
Parallelism as solution to non-determinism      42
Parameter tying      266
Paris, C.      790—792 794
Paris, C.L.      782 792
PARRY      746 755
Parse tree      324 327
Parsed corpus      468
Parsers evaluation      460
Parsing      57 328 388
Parsing ambiguity      368
Parsing as search      355
Parsing bottom-up      356 357
Parsing bottom-up filtering      365
Parsing chart      375
Parsing complexity      381
Parsing CYK      375 451
Parsing Earley      375
Parsing empiricism and rationalism      353
Parsing FASTUS      383
Parsing finite-state      383
Parsing Graham — Harrison — Ruzzo      375
Parsing history      389
Parsing left-recursion      367
Parsing morphological      57
Parsing probabilistic CYK      451
Parsing probabilistic Earley      449
Parsing syntactic      353
Parsing top-down      356 356
Parsing well-formed substring table      389
Parsons, T.      538
Part-of-speech      285 323
Part-of-speech adjective      288
Part-of-speech adverb      288
Part-of-speech closed class      287 289
Part-of-speech greetings      293
Part-of-speech interjections      293
Part-of-speech negatives      293
Part-of-speech noun      287
Part-of-speech open class      287
Part-of-speech possessive versus personal pronouns      285
Part-of-speech subclasses of verbs      288
Part-of-speech subtle distinction between verb and noun      287
Part-of-speech tagger accuracy of      316
Part-of-speech tagger CLAWS      294
Part-of-speech tagger ENGTWOL      298
Part-of-speech tagger example of disambiguation using      301
Part-of-speech tagger HMM      297 300
Part-of-speech tagger Markov model      297
Part-of-speech tagger maximum likelihood      297
Part-of-speech tagger PARTS      316
Part-of-speech tagger rule-based      297
Part-of-speech tagger stochastic      297
Part-of-speech tagger TAGGIT      315
Part-of-speech tagger TBL or Brill      304
Part-of-speech tagging      296
Part-of-speech tagging, adverbial that      299
Part-of-speech tagging, analysis of errors in      311
Part-of-speech tagging, Brill or TBL example of rule template from      308
Part-of-speech tagging, complementizer that      300
Part-of-speech tagging, computing agreement via Kappa      313
Part-of-speech tagging, contingency table or confusion matrix for error analysis of      311
Part-of-speech tagging, decision trees      316
Part-of-speech tagging, distinguishing preterites from participles      311
Part-of-speech tagging, early algorithms      298
Part-of-speech tagging, evaluation      305
Part-of-speech tagging, examples transformations      310
Part-of-speech tagging, features used to tag      312
Part-of-speech tagging, for phrases      310
Part-of-speech tagging, Gold Standard      305
Part-of-speech tagging, history of      315
Part-of-speech tagging, human performance at      305
Part-of-speech tagging, log-linear analysis      316
Part-of-speech tagging, maximum entropy      316
Part-of-speech tagging, percent correct as metric for      305
Part-of-speech tagging, rule learning in      307
Part-of-speech tagging, SNOW      316
Part-of-speech tagging, TBL or Brill example of      306
Part-of-speech tagging, unigram baseline      305
Part-of-speech tagging, unknown word dealing with      310
Part-of-speech tagging, use of subcategorization information      299
Part-of-speech usefulness of      285
Partee, B.H.      17 481 482 494
Partial parsing      383 388
Participle -ing in English      63
Particle      289 289 338
Particle table of      290
PARTS      316
Passonneau, R.      745
Past participial      348
Patil, R.      372
Patten, T.      790
Pattern as target of regular expression search      23
Paul, D.B.      254 256
PCFG      444 444 468
PCFG for disambiguation      446
PCFG lack of lexical sensitivity      452
PCFG lexicalized      468
PCFG parse probability      446
PCFG poor independence assumption      452
PCFG problems with      451
PCFG rule probabilities      445
PCFG use in language modeling      448
PCFG with head probabilities      457
PDF      265 847
Pearl, J.      254
Pearlmutter, N.J.      467
Pedersen, J.O.      304 640 652
Pelletier, F.J.      582
Penn Treebank      294 295
Penn Treebank POS tags for phrases      310
Penn Treebank tagset      295
Penn Treebank tagset for      294
Penn, G.      438 440
Per-letter entropy      227
Per-word entropy      223
Percent correct use in evaluating part-of-speech taggers      305
Percival, W.K.      349
Pereira, F.      13 17 167 186 345 401 438 439
Perfect, -ed form in English      63
Performative      723
Perkowitz, M.      305
Perl language      22
Perles, M.      493
Perlis, A.J.      11 350
Perlocutionary act      724
Perplexity      202 221 223 226
Perplexity of a test set      226
Perrault, C.R.      14 730 731 733 734 743 755
Person      393
Personal pronouns      291
Peterson, J.L.      142 144 219
Petri net      536
Petrie, T.      279
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