| D11-1106 | limit is set to 5 seconds . As the | lexical category ambiguity | decreases , the accu racy increases |
| P10-1036 | supertagger , which controls the | lexical category ambiguity | at each level used by the parser |
| P06-1088 | maintains a suitable level of | lexical category ambiguity | for accurate and efficient CCG |
| J88-1003 | CONCLUSION The high degree of | lexical category ambiguity | in languages such as English |
| P06-1088 | supertagging at low levels of | lexical category ambiguity | is therefore particularly important |
| J88-1003 | DISAMBIGUATION ALGORITHMS The problem of | lexical category ambiguity | has been little examined in the |
| P06-1088 | resulting from the high degree of | lexical category ambiguity | ( Hockenmaier and Steedman , |
| P06-3005 | garden-path sentneces . ( 3 ) | Lexical Category ambiguity | The foreman knows that the warehouse |
| P06-1007 | garden-path sentneces . ( 3 ) | Lexical Category ambiguity | The foreman knows that the warehouse |
| P06-3005 | sentences were tested : 10 for | lexical category ambiguity | , 12 for RR ambiguity , 20 for |
| P06-1007 | sentences were tested : 10 for | lexical category ambiguity | , 12 for RR am - biguity , 20 |
| P06-1007 | Correct Predictions/Test Sets ) a. | Lexical Category Ambiguity | ( 4/4 ) b. PP Ambiguity ( 10/10 |
| P06-1007 | ambiguity were tested including | Lexical Category ambiguity | , Reduced Relative ambiguity |
| P06-3005 | Correct Predictions/Test Sets ) a. | Lexical Category Ambiguity | ( 4/4 ) b. PP Attachment Ambiguity |
