| C96-1009 | 6 . Finally , we evaluate the | C-value | for " Wall Street " from Equation |
| C96-1009 | Street " from Equation 3 . We find | C-value | ( " \ Y = all Street " ) = 33 |
| C96-1009 | n-grams and therefore gets its | C-value | from Equation 3 . Froin this |
| C96-1009 | candidate collocations ( it gets | C-value | =O ) . 4 . For tile 4-grams , |
| C96-1009 | " Wall Street " . rod " . Its | C-value | is ( : ah : ulated l \ -LSB- |
| C96-1009 | Street Jourlml " . This gets its | C-value | \ -LSB- rom Equation 3 . its |
| C96-1009 | the first time so it ; gets its | C-value | from Equation 2 . " Wall Street |
| C96-1009 | lllaxiHlulIl length calculate their | C-value | = ( ' u - 1 ) n ( a ) tbr all |
| C96-1009 | length 2 of the string a , its | C-value | is analo - g ( ) us to la I - |
| C04-1087 | words it contains . The original | C-value | method treats term variants that |
| C04-1087 | the baseline method ( original | C-value | ) typically counts such hits |
| E03-1077 | assigned terrnhoods ( referred to as | C-values | ) according to a statistical |
| C04-1087 | candidates suggested by the original | C-value | could be seen as singleton synterms |
| E03-1077 | extract multi-word terms . The | C-value | method recognises terms by combining |
| C02-1125 | such as Imp ( Nakagawa 2000 ) , | C-value | and NC-value ( Mima et al. 2000 |
| C96-1009 | ) are set Let us calculate the | C-value | for the string " Wall Street |
| C04-1087 | the term extraction process . | C-value | is a hybrid approach combining |
| C04-1087 | Our approach to ATR combines the | C-value | method ( Frantzi et al. , 2000 |
| D13-1032 | standard feature set and the optimal | c-values | ∈ { 0.1,1,10 } . Morfette |
| C00-1077 | extracted from a corpus using the | C-Value | method ( Frantzi and Ananiadou |
