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. 3 Experimental Setup Our parsing
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2006 ) applies self-training to
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to utilize unlabeled in-domain
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present some encouraging results on
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without any in-domain data .
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are many different approaches to
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. Steedman et al. ( 2003 ) apply
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and cross-lingual ( § 4 )
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. Finally , we present experiments
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of self-training for improving
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. If we excluded all self-trained
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data . 2 Related Work Work in
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is premised on the assumption
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accuracy in other domains , making
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a pressing issue . In this paper
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taken from different domains ( the
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scenario ) the ratio of such
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Discussion The two related problems of
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and projection are often approached
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Reranking and Self-Training for
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</title> David McClosky Eugene
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. In this paper we investigate
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in the context of lexicalized
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the paper . 1 Introduction 1.1
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Consider the problem of learning
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very similar to the monolingual
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scenario , but there are a few
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created for new genres . Thus ,
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attempts to leverage existing
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unsupervised learning problem . In
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, one is given annotated training
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would be . Thus , most work on
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resorts to using some labeled
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. Previous work has attempted
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without relying on treebank data
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2009 ) use constrained EM and
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tech - niques , respectively
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domains might behave differently for
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. 1 Introduction Most state-of-the-art
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