| A00-3002 | to only one level are used . A | constituent pruning | step is added between levels |
| P96-1030 | to hypothesize word analyses . | Constituent pruning | then removes all sufficiently |
| P96-1030 | follows . Section 2 describes the | constituent pruning | method . Section 3 describes |
| P96-1030 | the bottom . After each level , | constituent pruning | is used to eliminate unlikely |
| P96-1030 | pro- cess . The two methods , | constituent pruning | and grammar specialization , |
| J12-4002 | cells , we complement multi-word | constituent pruning | so that all chart cells are now |
| P96-1030 | a specific domain by means of | constituent pruning | and grammar specialization based |
| A00-3002 | were added to multiple levels . 6 | Constituent pruning | We will refer to constituents |
| A00-3002 | higher levels , which results in | constituent pruning | and ambiguity containment , and |
| W97-0411 | from a judged corpus is : • | Constituent pruning | rules , which allow the detection |
| P96-1030 | different combinations of turning | constituent pruning | on or off , and specialized versus |
| P96-1030 | tested more directly the effect of | constituent pruning | and grammar specialization on |
| P96-1030 | process of investigat - ing . 2 | Constituent Pruning | Before both the phrasal and full |
| P96-1030 | larger than single-word units . | Constituent pruning | is a bottom-up approach , and |
