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Word Lattice Reranking for Chinese Word Segmentation and Part of Speech Tagging

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Figure 1: Pruned word lattice as directed graph. The character sequence we choose is “�-�-�-�-�-�-�”
Table 1:Non-local feature templates used forreranking
Table 2: Feature templates and instances. Suppose we consider the third character “�” in the sequence“�����”.
Figure 2: Baseline averaged perceptron learningcurves for segmentation and Joint S&T.
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