ACL RD-TEC 1.0 Summarization of W04-0203

Paper Title:
USING A PROBABILISTIC MODEL OF DISCOURSE RELATIONS TO INVESTIGATE WORD ORDER VARIATION

Other assigned terms:

  • annotation
  • approach
  • case
  • coherence
  • coherence relation
  • community
  • contrast relation
  • corpora
  • corpus-based research
  • correlation
  • correlations
  • cue words
  • discourse
  • discourse context
  • discourse entities
  • discourse function
  • discourse markers
  • discourse relation
  • discourse relations
  • discourse segment
  • discourse structure
  • discourse tree
  • distribution
  • events
  • fact
  • feature
  • feature set
  • feature value
  • feature vectors
  • feature weights
  • generation
  • generation system
  • inferences
  • information structure
  • inter-annotator agreement
  • interpretation
  • left-dislocation
  • lexical discourse
  • lexical feature
  • lexical features
  • likelihood
  • linguistic
  • linguistic features
  • logistic regression model
  • mapping
  • meaning
  • meanings
  • measure
  • measures
  • method
  • model fit
  • natural language
  • natural languages
  • order variation
  • probabilistic model
  • probabilities
  • proposition
  • propositional content
  • propositions
  • prosody
  • regression model
  • relation
  • rhetorical relations
  • segment boundaries
  • segments
  • semantic
  • semantic content
  • sentence
  • sentences
  • statistical model
  • statistical models
  • stress
  • syntactic form
  • syntactic properties
  • syntax
  • technique
  • terms
  • text
  • theories
  • theory
  • tokens
  • tree
  • tree structure
  • utterance
  • word
  • word order
  • word order variation
  • words

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