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| Language Combinatorics: A Sentence Pattern Extraction Architecture Based on Combinatorial Explosion
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International Journal of Computational Linguistics (IJCL) |
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Volume: 2 Issue: 1 |
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Date: July / August 2011 |
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24 - 36 |
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05-08-2011 |
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CSC
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Malaysia |
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KEYWORDS: Computational Linguistics, Information Retrieval and Extraction, Corpus Linguistis |
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| A \"sentence pattern\" in modern Natural Language Processing is often considered as a subsequent string of words (n-grams). However, in many branches of linguistics, like Pragmatics or Corpus Linguistics, it has been noticed that simple n-gram patterns are not sufficient to reveal the whole sophistication of grammar patterns. We present a language independent architecture for extracting from sentences more sophisticated patterns than n-grams. In this architecture a \"sentence pattern\" is considered as n-element ordered combination of sentence elements. Experiments showed that the method extracts significantly more frequent patterns than the usual n-gram approach. |
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| Michal Ptaszynski : Colleagues
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| Rafal Rzepka : Colleagues
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| Yoshio Momouchi : Colleagues
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