... question 4: Studentsmaintenanceofthetaughtstrategiesinindependentvocabularylearning Based on the holistic rubric, each vocabulary- learning diary was given three marks indicating themaintenance ... encounter in their independentvocabulary learning? How well thestudents use thetaughtstrategiesin their guided vocabulary practice? How much thestudents use thetaughtstrategiesin their guided ... guided vocabulary practice? To what extent thestudents maintain thetaughtstrategiesin their independentvocabulary learning? How effective is the strategy training programme in helping the students...
... out pointed out pointed out point out p.v When you bring things or people to someone's attention or indicate the location of things or people with your hand or index finger, you point them out ... lying again, and let out a sigh The lion let out a loud roar before he attacked the hunter Infinitive present tense point out point out & points out -ing form past tense past participle pointing ... separate the parts of something, you take it apart Take apart is the opposite of put together I had to take my bike apart when I moved The mechanic took the engine apart take in take in & takes in...
... used inthe continuous tense (also called the progressive tense) using the -ing form ofthe verb (also called the present participle) and a form of be: The principal told me you'd been cheating ... start planning for retirement point to point to & points to pointing to pointed to pointed to point to p.v When you indicate people or things with your hand or a finger, you point to them When ... doing? In Question 7, how would you describe the book after I give the money to the cashier? The people inthe meeting are concluding the meeting What are they doing? 10 When Rosa was in New...
... used inthe continuous tense (also called the progressive tense) using the -ing form ofthe verb (also called the present participle) and a form of be: The principal told me you'd been cheating ... start planning for retirement point to point to & points to pointing to pointed to pointed to point to p.v When you indicate people or things with your hand or a finger, you point to them When ... doing? In Question 7, how would you describe the book after I give the money to the cashier? The people inthe meeting are concluding the meeting What are they doing? 10 When Rosa was in New...
... ADJECTIVE ENDINGS SUFFIX MEANING EXAMPLE -able -ian capable, able one who is or does -ic -ile -ious -ive -less causing, making pertaining to having the quality of having the nature of without perishable, ... placed at the end of a word A suffix will often signify how the word is being used and its part of speech Common roots, prefixes, and suffixes are outlined inthe following tables Use these tables ... Stealing was antethetical / antithetical to her beliefs He felt constant pain in his arm after hypoextending / hyperextending his elbow The meteorologist called for intermittent / intramittent rain...
... training fast, testing is still expensive when the size ofthevocabulary is large Instead of cross-validating using the log-rank over the validation data as they do, we instead used the moving ... epochs One ofthe difficulties in inducing these embeddings is that there is no stopping criterion defined, and that the quality ofthe embeddings can keep improving as training continues Collobert ... especially at the beginning of training For this reason, we hypothesize that learning representations over the most frequent words first and gradually increasing thevocabulary a curriculum training strategy...
... corpus ofthe English language constructed by crawling the uk domain ofthe Web The subset includes over 300,000 sentences in which occur any of 239 terms selected from the terminology of four ... extraction of definitions in portuguese: A rulebased approach In Proceedings ofthe TeMa Workshop Marti Hearst 1992 Automatic acquisition of hyponyms from large text corpora In Proceedings ofthe 14th International ... Computing Surveys, 41 (2):1–69 Michael P Oakes 2005 Using hearst’s rules for the automatic acquisition of hyponyms for mining a pharmaceutical corpus In Proceedings ofthe Workshop Text Mining Research...
... for large linear classification The Journal of Machine Learning Research, 9:1871–18 74, August J R Finkel and C D Manning 2009 Joint parsing and named entity recognition In Proceedings of NAACL, ... movie inthe dataset Of 40 6 movies with multiple reviews, 249 have the same polarity label for all of their reviews Overall, these facts suggest that, relative to the size ofthe dataset, there ... the scaling direction of θ This idea is similar to the word vector inner product used inthe log-bilinear language model of Mnih and Hinton (2007) Equation resembles the probabilistic model of...
... Glass 2001 Learning units for domain -independent out -of- vocabulary word modeling In EuroSpeech Issam Bazzi 2002 Modelling out -of- vocabulary words for robust speech recognition Ph.D thesis, Massachusetts ... segmentation ofthe corpus 3.2 Efficient Sampling scoring the segmentation’s features This weight is the negative log probability ofthe resulting model after adding the corresponding features ... detector training set is different from the LVCSR training set We also use a hybrid LVCSR system, combining word and sub-word units obtained from either our approach or a state -of- the- art baseline approach...
... In HLTNAACL Shujie Liu, Chi-Ho Li, and Ming Zhou 2010 Discriminative pruning for discriminative itg alignment In Proceedings ofthe 48 th Annual Meeting ofthe Association for Computational Linguistics, ... demonstrating that spurious ambiguity has a negative impact on discriminative learning We will continue working on this line of research and improve our discriminative learning model inthe future, ... highly affected the nbest list here, resulting in a less accurate training Actually, the 20-best parsing using HaG only generated 4. 53 different alignments on average 20-best training using LGFN converged...
... by a 4- way split of a single state, a 3-way split of one state and 2-way of another, or a 2-way split of three distinct states; all of them are explored inthe process of merging from 4N = 24 down ... to learn the HMM, but still labeling and using all 24 minutes to build the label-to-phone transducer, and (ii) setting aside minutes of training speech to learn the transducer and using the rest ... speech 4. 3 24 24 71 .4% 84. 4% 87.2% Inspecting the Learnt Sub-word Units The most frequent 3-, 4- and 5-state sequences inthe automatically labeled speech consistently matched particular phones in...
... the sense repository was defined as the set of all the possible translations of that verb inthe corpus 80% ofthe corpus was randomly selected and used for training, with the remainder retained ... Results are compared against the accuracy that would be obtained by using the most frequent translation inthe training set to classify all the examples ofthe test set (in the column labeled “Majority ... has_related_pair(snt1, there, be) … KS8 The sense with the highest count of overlapping words in its dictionary definition and inthe sentence containing the target verb (excluding stop words) (Lesk,...
... predominant sense is often indicative of a change in domain For example, the predominant sense ofthe noun interest inthe BC part ofthe DSO corpus has the meaning “a sense of concern with and ... priors inthe new domain Performance of domain adaptation using active learning and count-merging is then presented Next, we show that by using the predominant sense ofthe target domain as predicted ... further improved the effectiveness ofthe adaptation process by using the predicted predominant sense ofthe new domain and adopting the count-merging technique Related Work In applying active learning...
... ofthe nouns, the meaning ofthe verb within the sentence can be determined accordingly, because a set ofthe nouns characterises one ofthe possible senses ofthe verb The basic assumption of ... 9 34 263(82.7) 49 7 41 4(83 .4) 590 47 0 208(77.9) 198 159(80.8) 21(9.0) (22) {complete, end, develop, fill} (23) {gain, win, get, increase} 199 (41 .0) 107(29.3) 242 (66.3) 16 (4. 4) 47 ( 14. 0) 365 3 34 ... usages of take (in Figure 1) (we call them hypothetical verbs inthe following) The decomposition of a vector into a set of its component vectors requires a proper decomposition ofthe context in...
... (the “foreground”) and puts all the remaining word senses inthe “background” The parameters that it takes as input are the % of data points to put in “background” (i.e., what would be the singleton ... selection minimize a score: SM = lf + lθ where lf is the cost to code the index ofthe feature and lθ is the number of bits required to code the coefficient ofthe selected feature In our baseline feature ... length ofthe MDL (Minimum Description Length) message is composed of two parts: SE , the number of bits for encoding the residual errors given the models and SM , the number of bits for encoding the...
... currently carrying out further work inthe aspects of (1) improving the accuracy of source word frame identification and (2) incorporating bilingual frame semantics in a full fledged 245 machine translation ... suffers The main advantage of our algorithm over our work in 20 04 lies inthe hill-climbing iterations ofthe EM algorithm Inthe proposed algorithm, all concept classes are mapped with a certain ... and each concept contains fields including lexical entries in Chinese, English gloss, POS tags for the word in Chinese and English, and a definition ofthe concept including its category and semantic...
... added to the primary pool and ặ is the number of examples including both labeled examples inthe training set and unlabeled ones inthe primary pool The ặ must be less than the percentage of support ... information extraction In Proceedings ofthe Sixteenth International Conference on Machine Learning, pages 40 641 4 Simon Tong and Daphne Koller 2000 Support vector machine active learning with applications ... inductive -learning approach In Proceedings ofthe Second International Conference on New Methods in Natural Language Processing, pages 7989 Vladimir N Vapnik 1995 The Nature of Statistical Learning Theory...
... refined learning rates than the SGD training Instead of using a single learning rate (a scalar) for all weights, we extend thelearning rate scalar to a learning rate vector, which has the same ... 94. 4 94. 8 94. 8 95.0 95.5 95.8 95.8 Rec 95.9 97.0 96.9 97.2 93.9 94. 5 94. 5 94. 7 94. 0 94. 9 94. 9 94. 9 CWS F-score 96.1 97.1 97.2 97 .4 93.9 94. 4 94. 7 94. 8 94. 5 95.2 95.3 95 .4 Table 2: Incremental ... training methods with our proposed training method To compare with existing methods, we chose two popular training methods, a batch training one and an online training one The batch training...
... negative training dataset to build the refined classifier ΓEM (Figure line 17) In building training dataset by active learning, we use uncertainty sampling like (Chan and Ng, 2007) (Figure line 30-31) ... Average active learning process Table shows the ambiguous words, the number of its senses, the number of its data instances, the number of feature, and the percentage of positive sense instances for ... future issue The accuracy ofthe proposed approach withEM is gradually increasing according to the percentage of added hand labeled examples The initial accuracy of with-EM, which means the accuracy...