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... I'd say the main advantage of the character LM approach is that it can learn from parts of tokens as well as across tokens, which means it's far less...
Bob Carpenter
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Hi Lena, A solution could be to embed your Lingpipe learner / classifier inside a framework like UIMA or GATE. That would allow to run any number of processors...
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... LingPipe was designed so that it'd be easy to integrate into larger integration frameworks like UIMA or GATE. LingPipe's models are all serializable and...
Bob Carpenter
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... Didn't you already publish a UIMA wrapper for at least the chunkers? I have successfully used the LingPipe NER components with UIMA 1.3 Regards, Florian...
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Hello all, I wonder if I can use LingPipe for clustering sentences using their syntactic parse trees as features. If yes, how can accomplish this ? Best...
Eduard Barbu
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... The hard part's (1) generating the syntactic parse trees, and (2) deciding how to map them into features (e.g. Collins's kernel-based approach) and then...
Bob Carpenter
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Hi All, I read in the LingPipe documentaion that it could be used for the Japanese text segmentation. My text is encoded in UTF-8. The segmentation work well...
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Jun 14, 2007
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... How do you want to segment the text? Into words? Into sentences? If you want to segment into words, you'll need training data that has spaces between the...
Bob Carpenter
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LINGPIPE 3.1.0 RELEASE ====================== Minor Release ============= The latest release of LingPipe is LingPipe 3.1.0. This minor release replaces...
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Hi, I'm playing with LingPipe's DynamicLMClassifier and I'm trying to categorize text into 3 categories: good, neutral & bad. The underlying algorithm for...
Dennis Fleurbaaij
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Jun 21, 2007
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Great question and one that comes up again and again in different contexts in machine learning and statistics. ... That is a very very skewed training set. And...
Bob Carpenter
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Jun 21, 2007
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Bob, As always, a great, clear and understandable explanation! The training set is very skewed and there is nothing I can do about that, but I didn't know that...
Dennis Fleurbaaij
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Bob, I'm wondering about your sentence: "Typically, you can set that threshold using held out data." What does that mean? The building of the model and the ...
Dennis Fleurbaaij
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... In terms of n-gram sizes, I meant you might set the neutral category's n-gram size lower than the other category's. That'll tend to decrease the neutral...
Bob Carpenter
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Hi all, I asked before in an email last week whether it is possible to exploit the potential of Lingpipe for Japanese segmentation? I haven't got any anwer!...
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Jun 24, 2007
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Hello Bob, Thank you very much for your previous answer. I would deeply appreciate your suggestion in the following question. I am going to use LingPipe...
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Jun 25, 2007
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We're still having problems with Sun's 1.6 JDK. Now, the problem is a failing unit test for the TfIdfClassifier. It passes Windows (32 bit and 64 bit) and...
Bob Carpenter
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LingPipe 3.1.1 is out. It patches some bugs reported for 3.1.0, but does not introduce any new functionality. Bugs fixed included the TF/IDF classifier bug, a...
Bob Carpenter
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Hi All, I am trying to use Lingpipe to classify news into positive and negative groups and got some pretty good results. Now I want to compare the result with...
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... Sorry, the title should read "word counting"....
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... I'll repeat my ongoing suggestion to try two classifiers: positive vs. neutral and negative vs. neutral. LingPipe assumes the categories are exhaustive...
Bob Carpenter
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I missed responding to Lena Tenenboim's question on the group a while back, so here goes. ... What to do is going to depend heavily on whether the categories...
Bob Carpenter
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Jul 6, 2007
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Thanks Bob, for the very detailed explaination. I will give it a try following your advice. I do have another question. I know Lingpipe can do Chinese word...
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Jul 10, 2007
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... The short answer is "yes" -- classifiers will work in multiple languages. The simplest and most portable approach is to use language model classifiers...
Bob Carpenter
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We're soft-releasing our new GUI tool for annotating corpora with named entities or other chunks. It's set up a little differently than other such tools with ...
Bob Carpenter
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Hi, I'm very new to data mining and am trying to use the clustering capabilities of lingpipe. I have read through the tutorial many times, but I'm still...
Andrew Serff
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Hi, I am working on a web project, which allows user to do classifier training in the browser. Basically, users can train a classifier by entering text and...
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... That's a great project. We've been looking for an application for this for awhile, so I'd be curious what context you're applying it in. If you have a...
Bob Carpenter
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Hi, Is it possible to find and sort collocations not based on...... "Collocations are phrases which are seen together more than you would expect given an...
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... Yes. lm.TokenizedLM.frequentTerms(int,int). Here's the online javadoc: ...
Bob Carpenter
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