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Using Adaptor Grammars to Identify Synergies in the Unsupervised Acquisition of Linguistic Structure
Mark Johnson
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Month: June
Year: 2008
Location: Columbus, Ohio
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Unsupervised phonemic Chinese word segmentation using Adaptor Grammars
Mark Johnson
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Katherine Demuth
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Unsupervised Word Segmentation in Context
Gabriel Synnaeve
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Isabelle Dautriche
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Benjamin Börschinger
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Mark Johnson
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Emmanuel Dupoux
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Modeling Perspective Using Adaptor Grammars
Eric Hardisty
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Jordan Boyd-Graber
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Philip Resnik
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Non-parametric Bayesian Segmentation of Japanese Noun Phrases
Yugo Murawaki
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Sadao Kurohashi
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Exploring the Utility of Joint Morphological and Syntactic Learning from Child-directed Speech
Stella Frank
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Frank Keller
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Sharon Goldwater
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A Joint Learning Model of Word Segmentation, Lexical Acquisition, and Phonetic Variability
Micha Elsner
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Sharon Goldwater
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Naomi Feldman
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Frank Wood
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Improving nonparameteric Bayesian inference: experiments on unsupervised word segmentation with adaptor grammars
Mark Johnson
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Sharon Goldwater
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Online EM for Unsupervised Models
Percy Liang
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Dan Klein
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Learning Words and Their Meanings from Unsegmented Child-directed Speech
Bevan K. Jones
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Mark Johnson
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Michael C. Frank
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Variational Inference for Adaptor Grammars
Shay B. Cohen
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David M. Blei
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Noah A. Smith
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Sign constraints on feature weights improve a joint model of word segmentation and phonology
Mark Johnson
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Joe Pater
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Robert Staubs
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Emmanuel Dupoux
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PCFGs, Topic Models, Adaptor Grammars and Learning Topical Collocations and the Structure of Proper Names
Mark Johnson
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Exploiting Social Information in Grounded Language Learning via Grammatical Reduction
Mark Johnson
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Katherine Demuth
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Michael Frank
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A joint model of word segmentation and phonological variation for English word-final /t/-deletion
Benjamin Börschinger
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Mark Johnson
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Katherine Demuth
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Modelling function words improves unsupervised word segmentation
Mark Johnson
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Anne Christophe
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Emmanuel Dupoux
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Katherine Demuth
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Minimally-Supervised Morphological Segmentation using Adaptor Grammars
Kairit Sirts
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Sharon Goldwater
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Exploring the Role of Stress in Bayesian Word Segmentation using Adaptor Grammars
Benjamin Börschinger
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Mark Johnson
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Unsupervised Lexicon Discovery from Acoustic Input
Chia-ying Lee
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Timothy J. O’Donnell
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James Glass
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Improving Word Segmentation by Simultaneously Learning Phonotactics
Daniel Blanchard
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Jeffrey Heinz
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Modeling Infant Word Segmentation
Constantine Lignos
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Why is English so easy to segment?
Abdellah Fourtassi
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Benjamin Börschinger
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Mark Johnson
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Emmanuel Dupoux
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Grammars and Topic Models
Mark Johnson
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Learning the hyperparameters to learn morphology
Stella Frank
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Comparing Models of Phonotactics for Word Segmentation
Natalie Schrimpf
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Gaja Jarosz
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Adaptor Grammars for the Linguist: Word Segmentation Experiments for Very Low-Resource Languages
Pierre Godard
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Laurent Besacier
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François Yvon
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Martine Adda-Decker
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Gilles Adda
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Hélène Maynard
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Annie Rialland
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Field Of Study
Linguistic Trends
Morphology
Task
Morphological Analysis
Word Segmentation
Language
Chinese
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