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Figure 1: A constituent tree linearized as by G´omez-Rodr´ıguez and Vilares (2018).
Figure 2: The baseline architecture used in this work.The input to the network is a concatenation of wordembeddings, PoS-tag embeddings and a second wordembedding learned by a character-based LSTM layer.
Figure 4: A synthetic constituent tree where nt is en-coded using a relative scheme, a top-down absolutescale, and an ideal dynamic combination
Figure 5:A constituent with syntactic distances at-tached to each non-terminal symbol, according to Shenet al
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