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 Topic: Parsing TREC Questions

Andreas Haller <andreashaller@gmail.com> Dec 02 05:34PM -0800 ^
 
Hi,
 
i am evaluating if Link Grammar can help me to give a reliable answer
to this question:
Is some input string a proper question?
 
I don't care about meaning. I just want to see if the more...

Dan Brian <dan@brians.org> Dec 03 11:56AM -0700 ^
 

> i am evaluating if Link Grammar can help me  to give a reliable answer
> to this question:
>  Is some input string a proper question?
 
Are you just trying to determine whether an input more...

jf <jfister@gmail.com> Dec 03 02:58PM -0500 ^
 
I'm curious to see how this works out for you. Certainly the ending
question mark is a give away, but without that it seems quite difficult for
a shallow parse. Consider the two sentences without more...

Andreas Haller <andreashaller@gmail.com> Dec 03 09:57PM +0100 ^
 
It's for my bachelorthesis. I am building a Jeopardy-like game to generate question-answer-pairs, which *might* be used to support artificial QA systems. The topic is Human Computation (see Luis von more...

jf <jfister@gmail.com> Dec 03 04:50PM -0500 ^
 
The underlying problem is that the accuracy of LG is not great. I'm working
on a project in which LG was used to determine if a sentence is
grammatically correct. Unfortunately, the accuracy rate more...

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