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converted into the task of hedge
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. Hedge cues that appear in the
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greatly simplified approach to
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using a linear SVM classifier
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important to further refine the
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procedure . Determining whether
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an important feature in hedge
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system . In addition to keywords
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Hedge cue identification Hedge
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is one module for the second
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an important feature in hedge
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system . For the scope finding
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development data ) suggest that negation
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largely depends on the token
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scope-level predictions than for the
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. It is also worth noting that
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converted into the task of hedge
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. Sentences can be classified
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comprises three sub - tasks :
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, scope resolution and event
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for each category . 4.4 Hedge
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Hedge cues identification is
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93.29 % ) obtained for negation
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in Section 5 . 2 Cue Detection
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is based on the light-weight
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task in much the same way as the
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task : as a sequence labeling
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standard two phase approach . For
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they apply an SVM that uses features
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Shared Task evaluation approached
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as a sequence labeling problem
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Learning experiments 3.1 Selecting
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of cues for detecting incompletely
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tackles the task in two phases :
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and scope resolution , which
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Velikovich ( 2010 ) do not include the
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in their evaluation . Moreover
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computational point of view , both hedge
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and scope detection can be seen
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