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....forms. Recent efforts towards robust interpretation have focused on achieving a compromise between reasonable effectiveness and an acceptable level of efficiency. They have accomplished this by developing more restrictive partial parsers (Hayes and Mouradain1981; Kwasny and Sondheimer1981; Jensen and Heidorn1993; Lang1989; 10 Ros e and Lavie Lavie1995; Abney1996; Ehrlich and Hanrieder1996; Srinivas et al..1996; Federici et al..1996) and repair approaches where the labor is distributed between two or more stages (Danieli and Gerbino1995; Van Noord1996) More restrictive partial parsers are attractive ....
K. Jensen and G. E. Heidorn. 1993. Parse Fitting and Prose Fixing (Ch 5), In Natural Language Processing: the PLNLP Approach. Kluwer Academic Publishers.
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....the most words of the original sentence. Weischedel and Black [105] describe a method for relaxing predicates in an ATN grammar which check for noun verb agreement and other syntactic or semantic constraints. Jensen and Heidorn s PLNLP system, and it s comprehensive syntactic English grammar PEG [38] use a fitting procedure to produce a reasonable parse structure for sentences that cannot be completely grammatically parsed. The fitting heuristic attempts to combine the largest parsed constituents into a complete structure by first selecting a head constituent and then attaching the ....
K. Jensen, G. E. Heidorn, and S. D. Richardson. Parse Fitting and Prose Fixing (Chapter 5). In Natural Language Processing: the PLNLP Approach, pages 53--64, Boston, MA, 1993. Kluwer Academic Publishers.
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K. Jensen, G. E. Heidorn, and S. D. Richardson. Parse Fitting and Prose Fixing (Chapter 5). In Natural Language Processing: the PLNLP Approach, pages 53--64, Boston, MA, 1993. Kluwer Academic Publishers.
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