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Error Driven Pruning of Treebank Grammars for Base Noun Phrase Identification

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Figure 2: The Treebank Approach to Base NP Identification
Figure 3: Pruning the Base NP Grammar
Table 2: Comparison of Treebank Approach with Ramshaw & Marcus (1998) both With and Without Lexical Templates, on the R&M Corpus
Table 1: Evaluation of the %eebank Approach Using the Mitre Part-of-Speech Tagger (P = precision; R = recall)

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