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APOLN: A Partial Parser Of Unrestricted Text - Molina, Pla, Moreno, Prieto (Correct)
....corpus (with complete analysis trees) An overview of the main applications of partial parsing can be seen in [Molina98] 2 System Description APOLN allows for syntactic parsing of unrestricted text. APOLN is an incremental parser based on finite state techniques (see [Abney96] At Mokhtar97] Chanod96] Ejerhed88] APOLN processes a set of levels. At each level a set of syntactic structures is recognized and the output produced by a level i is the input to the next level i 1. A level is defined by a set of patterns using regular expressions. POS Tagger Sentence Tagged Sentence ....
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....resolution [9] text summarization, text categorization, etc. 2 PARTIAL PARSER OF UNRESTRICTED NATURAL LANGUAGE SENTENCES BASED ON FINITE STATE MACHINES (APOLN) APOLN is an incremental parser based on finite state techniques that has been developed following the ideas described in [1] 3] [7], 8] APOLN allows for syntactic parsing of unrestricted text. It is composed of several levels, a set of syntactic structures is recognized at each level and the output produced by a level i is the input to the level i 1. A level is defined by a set of patterns using regular expressions. Figure ....
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