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hybrid , twostage approach to the
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task . In the first stage , a
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proposed rule-based approach for
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with two baseline methods . Previous
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In a second step , they tackle
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, for which they propose two
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better assess the performance of a
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component in isolation , we will
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structure of the syntax tree . The
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task is different than in previous
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classification instances from them . The
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for a certain cue was typically
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discussion of granularity effects on
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. In section 7 the actual disambiguation
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emphasis was placed on an account of
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among time adverbials . It has
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performance fluctuates . Full
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of negation cues has been performed
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6.2 Full Scope Resolution The
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task consists of determining
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phases : cue identification and
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, which are modeled as consecutive
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combined for cue detection and
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. They assume a closed class
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the contribution of syntax to
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. They apply a hybrid , twostage
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Daelemans ( 2008 ) approach the
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task as a classification task
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been substantial research on the
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task , there is still room for
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components ( Section 3.1 ) and the
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components ( Section 3.2 ) .
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verb type , are noisy . 6.2 Full
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The scope resolution task consists
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Section 6.1 ) , we show how the
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task can be handled using an
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that produces a logical form with
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for quantifiers and other " focalizers
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Daelemans ( 2009b ) present another
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system that uses a different
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