[PDF] Top 20 Cross Entropy and Linguistic Typology

... It is easier and more accurate to measure cross-entropy in this way, is sensitive to the sublan- guage of the samples used and hence can be used for smaller-scale experiments, and is sen[r] ... See full document

... 254-5 prosodic marking of clause linking 399 purpose, see consequence real manner, see manner rejection, see alternatives relative clauses I, 7.[r] ... See full document

... An extended TOPSIS method for multiple attribute group decision making based on single valued neutrosophic linguistic numbers.. Improved cross entropy measures of single valued neutrosop[r] ... See full document

... the comparison conducted, not all of the logical possibilities were found, perhaps for a number of reasons. One reason could be the inadequacy of language descriptions that often do not examine language structures beyond ... See full document

... in linguistic typology. We first outline the technical linguistic background necessary for the model’s ...possible linguistic structures, which he termed universal grammar (Chomsky, ... See full document

... be cross- linguistically applicable, such as statistical ma- chine ...be cross-linguistically appli- cable, I collected information about the languages studied in all 119 ... See full document

... The Stanford Dependencies (SD) representation (de Mar- neffe et al., 2006) was originally developed as a practical representation of English syntax, aimed at natural language understanding (NLU) applications. However, it ... See full document

... Contents v1 9 Conclusion 87 References 87 4 The grammar of knowledge in Saaroa 89 Chia-jung Pan i 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Preliminaries 89 Organization of the evidential system 92 Expressi[r] ... See full document

... Index of Subjects compounding 1,7,33,37,58,227,273- 4, 303- 15 differences from serial verb construction 319-36, 344 productivity of 336 5ee also foot serialization, serial verb construc[r] ... See full document

... Simon Overall received his MA in Linguistics from the University of Auckland in 1999. and in 2007 he completed his Ph.D. at RCLT, La Trobe University. His Ph.D. dissertation was a grammar of Aguaruna, a Jivaroan language ... See full document

... linguistic area or sprachbund is a geographically delimited region including languages from two o r more language families, or different subgrou ps of the same family, sharing significa[r] ... See full document

... Dixon 1 Introduction 2 Syntactic orientation 3 Free and bound pronouns 4 Parameters of variation for bound pronouns 5 The Wemba-Wemba language Tal 6 The Western Desert language 7 Discuss[r] ... See full document

... The volume starts with a typological introduction outlining the marking, and the meaning, of evidentials and other ways of marking information source, together with cultural and social aspects of the conceptualization of ... See full document

... 217-19,278-9 genitive classifiers, see possessive classifiers genitive possession schema 30 grammatical relation markers and possessive markers 41-3, 173-5 grammatical relations 6.27.36-[r] ... See full document

... AIKHENVALD is Distinguished Professor and Tropical Leader People and Societies of the Tropics and Director of the Language and Culture Research Centre in the Cairns Institute and School [r] ... See full document

... tag cross-entropy The average cross-entropy per token from a PoS trigram model (with simple additive smoothing) is used to model the similarity on a syntactic ... See full document

... In this paper, we focus on the relation extraction task with an imbalanced corpus. To mitigate the problem of having too many negative instances, we propose a multi-task architecture which jointly trains a model to ... See full document

... Jyotiprakash Tamuli, Head of Linguistics at Gauhati University, a specialist in Assamese and Mark Post, a PhD scholar at the Research Centre for Linguistic Typology RCLT at La Trobe Univ[r] ... See full document

... In a manner of conclusion, it is apt to say that this study has set itself the task of examining John Barth‟s anatomy of the Platonic cave of representationality. It has concerned itself with scrutinising how the ... See full document

... Our first test case is based on the analysis of round- ing harmony by Kaun (2004). It models progressive harmony between two vowels of the same backness. As it posits two levels of height and backness, it as- sumes 8 ... See full document