2002 · 248 citations · 24 references
Language StudiesComputer ScienceLinguisticsComputational LinguisticsNatural Language ProcessingText AnalyticsAnnotationCorpus AnnotationLanguage ModelingSyntactic AnalysisSyntactic AnnotationText PreprocessingAnnotated Text CorporaAutomatic AnnotationStatistical Part-of-speech TaggingStatistical Text NormalizationText Annotation
We describe a robust accurate domain-independent approach to statistical parsing incorporated into the new release of the ANLT toolkit, and publicly available as a research tool. The system has been used to parse many well known corpora in order to produce data for lexical acquisition efforts; it has also been used as a component in an open-domain question answering project. The performance of the system is competitive with that of statistical parsers using highly lexicalised parse selection models. However, we plan to extend the system to improve parse coverage, depth and accuracy. 1.
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