... sys-tematically training the graph-based REG algorithmon a number of “semantically transparent” data setsof various sizes and evaluating on a held-out testset. The graph-based algorithm seems a ... Corpora for NaturalLanguage Generation: Language Generation and Ma-chine Translation (UCNLG+MT), pages 90–92.Ruud Koolen and Emiel Krahmer. 2010. The D-TUNAcorpus: A Dutch dataset for the evaluation ... small datasets to train an attribute selection algorithm, resultscan be achieved that are not significantly differentfrom those obtained using amuch larger trainingset. Domain complexity appears...
... can analyze what they have learned and done, share information with others, and plan their next steps.4. After using computers, students can again analyze and share what they have learned and ... the computer nerd, locked alone in a room all day staring at acomputer screen, whereas cooperative learning brings a social element to information technology- based learning.2. Because computers ... people. Make it clear that every endangered species has a name, has a million-year history, has a place in the world. Bring us face-to-face with each one of those species. Make us know that they are...
... languages are formal languages.natural language: Any of the languages people speak that have evolved nat-urally.portability: A property of a program that can run on more than one kind of computer. interpret: ... are declarations, assignments, and print state-ments.declaration: A statement that creates a new variable and determines its type.assignment: A statement that assigns a value to a variable.expression: ... execute a program in a high-level language by translating it oneline at a time.compile: To translate a program in a high-level language into a low-level lan-guage, all at once, in preparation...
... evolved naturally.Formal languages are languages that are designed by people for specific applications. Forexample, the notation that mathematicians use is a formal language that is particularlygood ... Formal and natural languages 51.4 Formal and natural languagesNatural languages are the languages people speak, such as English, Spanish, and French.They were not designed by people (although ... which variables can be used where, it is sometimes useful to draw a stackdiagram. Like state diagrams, stack diagrams show the value of each variable, but theyalso show the function each variable...
... generally accepted capital decision-making approaches and associated analytical tools;ã become familiar with the concepts associated with EA management;ã receive training to become familiar ... project management, enterprise architecture (EA) management, human capital management, and software and system acquisition management.In May 2000 we released an exposure draft of the ITIM framework ... organization attains greater process capabilities and maturity. As the organization incorporates additional processes at each successive stage of maturity, it must maintain the lower-stage...
... thanwhat the programmer intended.semantics: The meaning of a program.natural language: Any one of the languages that people speak that evolvednaturally.formal language: Any one of the languages ... the syntactic structure of a program, analo-gous to a word in a natural language.parse: To examine a program and analyze the syntactic s tructure.print statement: An instruction that causes ... is a small disadvantage of high-level languages.But the advantages are enormous. First, it is much easier to program in a high-level language. Programs written in a high-level language take...
... representing mathematical ideas or computer programs. Allprogramming languages are formal languages.natural language: Any of the languages people speak that have evolved nat-urally.interpret: ... evolved naturally.Formal languages are languages that are designed by people for specificapplications. For example, the notation that mathematicians use is a formallanguage that is particularly ... powerful features of a programming language is the ability tomanipulate variables. A variable is a named lo c ation that stores a value.Just as there are different types of values (integer, character,...
... structs Clearly, the bare PATR-II formalism, as it was pre- sented in Section 2.1, is sorely inadequate for any major attempt at building natural-language grammars because of its verbosity and redundancy. ... PATR-II grammars, PATR-II's denotational semantics constitutes a framework in which the semantics of these formalisms can also be de- fined, discussed, and compared. As it appears that ... linguistics towards declarativeness in gram- mar formalisms for instance, lexical-functional grammar (LFG) [Bresnan, 83], generalized phrase-structure gram- mar (GPSG) [Gazdar and Pullum, 82] and functional...
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