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Figure 1: axis: Word Frequency; y-axis: Number Number of trees selected by the 150 most frequent words in the input corpus
Figure These trees can be combined using substitution and adjunction to parse the sentence Ms
figure also shows that these points can dard deviation points against parsing time. The be de-scribed by a linear function
Figure 6: Log of number of derivations pro-duced by the parser plotted against sentence length
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