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20 Years of Statistical Parsing for German: What Have we Learned?| old_uid | 11919 |
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| title | 20 Years of Statistical Parsing for German: What Have we Learned? |
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| start_date | 2012/12/07 |
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| schedule | 11h-12h30 |
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| summary | In this talk, I will look at the development of statistical approaches to parsing German from the beginnings by Dubey and Keller in 2003. German is interesting for parsing research since it counts as a morphologically rich language. But on the richness scale, it is fairly low, and it is still close to English. German is also an interesting case because there are two large-size treebanks available with two different annotation schemes. This puts us in a unique position to look into the influence of decisions in the annotation schemes, independent of the language. However, as the results so far show, there are more questions than answers. I will discuss results on using different parsers as well as different treebanks. |
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| responsibles | Candito |
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