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| The most important question, though, is why do we do all this, because the data from the PDT tree are more thorough than the segments that we want to create! So, what is the exact reason? | The most important question, though, is why do we do all this, because the data from the PDT tree are more thorough than the segments that we want to create! So, what is the exact reason? | ||
| - | 1) it is not because there are the training data | + | 1) To prepare |
| - | 2) it is not because | + | > Probably no, because |
| - | 3) It can be to show that it is difficult to create from the analytical tree, too | + | 2) To prepare |
| - | 4) We can use it as a " | + | > No. Because they already have some manually annotated sentences. Moreover, the described approach (using PDT gold a-trees on input) |
| + | 3) As an " | ||
| + | > Probably no. There are better algorithms (with higher precision than 70%) exploiting gold a-trees. | ||
| + | 4) To show some difficult cases with creating segmentation charts (even when gold a-trees are available). | ||
| + | > Maybe. | ||
| 5) It can be just to fill up the space :) | 5) It can be just to fill up the space :) | ||
| + | > ? | ||
| ====How to Obtain Segments from Plain Text?==== | ====How to Obtain Segments from Plain Text?==== | ||