| S. Abney, D. McAllester, and F. Pereira. 1999. Relating probabilistic grammars and automata. In Proceedings of ACL '99. |
.... probability assignment than that in a PCFG grammar which is based on a different encoding of (W#T) A thorough comparison between the two classes of probabilistic languages PCFGs and shift reduce probabilistic push down automata, to which the SLM pertains has been presented in [1]. Regarding (W#T) as a graph, Figure 7.1 shows the dependencies in a regular CFG# in contrast, Figures (7.2 7.4) show the probabilistic dependencies for each model component in the SLM# a complete dependency structure is obtained by super imposing the three figures. To make the SLM directly ....
Steven Abney, David McAllester, and Fernando Pereira. Relating probabilistic grammars and automata. In Proceedings of ACL, volume 1, pages 541--549. College Park, Maryland, USA, 1999.
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S. Abney, D. McAllester, and F. Pereira. 1999. Relating probabilistic grammars and automata. In Proceedings of ACL '99.
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Abney, S.; McAllester, D.; and Pereira, F. 1999. Relating probabilistic grammars and automata. In Proceedings of ACL '99.
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S. Abney, D. McAllester, and F. Pereira. 1999. Relating probabilistic grammars and automata. In Proceedings of ACL '99.
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A. Abney, D. McAllester, and F. Pereira. Relating probabilistic grammars and automata. In Proceedings of ACP'99, pages 542#549, 1999.
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A. Abney, D. McAllester, and F. Pereira. Relating probabilistic grammars and automata. In Proceedings of ACP'99, pp. 542--549, 1999.
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Steven Abney, David McAllester, and Fernando Pereira. Relating probabilistic grammars and automata. In Proceedings of ACL '99, pages 542--549, 1999. Loosely related: talks about the nonequivalence of probabilistic CFGs and PDAs.
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