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useful network is one that does an
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( Figure 4 ) . The network has
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model has to learn " only " an
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. This is not trivial , though
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means one 's mood is devated ? Our
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networks can be put to good use
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id is the suitable ( partial )
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. It follows that s ∈ /
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were : • standard : the
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; • max-pref : a prefix
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to assign high probabilities to
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( and therefore be better distributed
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languages are identical , we added an
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for each source word si : an
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are able to recover many simple
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without using lexical similarity
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linguistic knowledge . We use
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for numeric values ( for ex -
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to assume that negation is an
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. Both potential changes preserve
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to the original ones than the
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. For example , on our data ,
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KARIZE ( 7r ) initialize with
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h ← hmin ← hmax ←
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networks of related lexical items (
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, synonyms , hypernyms , etc.
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form given underlying encourages
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, / x / → -LSB- x -RSB-
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