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Jiang & Conrath when two words are the same
I would like to normalize the result of Jiang & Conrath similarity measure by dividing it by the maximum value(normally should be when both synsets are the same). I am using the implementation of ...
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Does Python use any particular metasyntax?
Of course, I found many pages on the web explaining Python syntax. One such example is the English Wikipedia article that explains it specifically and compares it to other programming languages. ...
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Add-1 laplace smoothing for bigram implementation8
I am doing an exercise where I am determining the most likely corpus from a number of corpora when given a test sentence. I am trying to test an and-1 (laplace) smoothing model for this exercise. I ...
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Where to find English POS words?
Given a POS (part of speech), tag, and dependency for words, where can I find words that have the same POS, tag, and dependency?
I only need a list of words by (pos,tag) and do not need code for this (...
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Finding phonetic similarity of names in different languages
I am trying to come up with a way using Python to find phonetic similarities between how
differently written names with different meanings in different languages might sound alike. Names can be ...
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Representing knowledge extracted from output of dependency parsing
I am working on a problem to represent knowledge extracted from a paragraph and rank it to produce abstractive summaries. I have implemented dependency parsing using Stanford NLP, which gives dot ...
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Python's treetaggerwrapper does not recognize numbers
I'm using treetaggerwrapper to stem Italian texts and I'm interested in the final lemmas. As you can see, while other parts of speech are transformed correctly, all numbers are changed to @card@. Is ...
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How to extract specific data from a TextGrid file?
I'm new here. Just found that there is a linguistics community on stack exchange!
I have a TextGrid file that has been output from a forced aligner, webMAUS and I mainly want to understand how to ...
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ValueError: Can not squeeze dim[1], expected a dimension of 1
I want to buil a sequential LSTM model that predicts binary classification at every time step. More exactly, I want to predict an output for every paragraph in my texts (48 is the number of paragraphs)...
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Seq2seq translation model. ValueError: An operation has `None` for gradient
So I'm trying to build a seq2seq encoder-decoder network for a translation task. I've been stuck now for a while, I have no idea how to fix the error I'm getting and would appreciate any help.
My code ...
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How to make a Corpus? (selecting a good structure)
I'm making a Corpus.
I have searched for good practices on how to build it.
I've downloaded some Corpus to check their internal structure and the extension file, but I didn't find many.
So, I am lost ...
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For each word in a corpus, find how many senses it has according to WordNet [closed]
I've come across this exercise in my studies and I do not know how to challenge, I've tried to follow examples though I can never find anything online that truly is symmetrical to what I'm trying to ...
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How to apply TF-IDF on my bows after generating frequencies
I'm working on document similarity using WordNet, though I have no idea how to apply the IDF weighting at this point in my code. I'm sure this weighting is one of the most simple things out there, but ...
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Differences in Naive Bayes Classifier NLTK, same code, different answers?
I'm not sure what the difference between these 2 is:
classifier = NaiveBayesClassifier.train(train_d)
d1 = (nltk.classify.accuracy(classifier,train_d[:500]))*100
d2 = (nltk.classify.accuracy(...
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Libs or APIs for removing background noise from voice input?
The effect of background noise on speech recognition is not good.
Are there libs or APIs for removing background noise from voice input?
Ideally language-agnostic or tuned for the top 100+ languages,...
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Python list to Parse tree
In Python, I have an input of list like following:
[('S', ['NP', 'VP']),
('A', ['V', 'NP']),
('VP', ['V', 'NP']),
('NP', ['DET', 'NP']),
('N', "'mouse'"),
('NP', "'mouse'"),
('DET', "'the'"),
('V', "'...
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P2G Alignment Algorithm in Python (OS X)
I'm looking for a basic phoneme-grapheme alignment algorithm which can be called in Python from a machine running OS X. So far the only implementations I've been able to find are part of larger C++ ...
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How to extract rows with only meaningful text in a column
I have a large excel file like the following:
Timestamp Text Work Id
5/4/16 17:52 rain a lot the packs maybe damage. Delivery XYZ
5/4/16 18:29 wh....
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n-gram language model smoothing [closed]
I use the corpora of webtext to train n-gram model in NLTK.And i use katz back-off smoothing to solve 0 count-problem.But one problem is:while the smoothing used in based-on characters language model,...
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Automated wh movement for turning an answer into the form of a question
I am not a linguist but I want to know if there are any parsing tools in existence that can help me do the following kind of thing:
Given a sentence like the one below I would like to generate many ...
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Is there a Python lib to calculate HTER?
Is there a Python lib that calculates HTER - Human-targeted Translation Error Rate?
Ideally it would expose a function that takes as parameters 1) at least one golden translation and 2) the ...