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external:addicter [2011/05/16 08:10]
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 This page lies in the external name space and is intended for collaboration with people outside of ÚFAL. This page lies in the external name space and is intended for collaboration with people outside of ÚFAL.
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 +==== TODOs ====
 +  * test alignment with synonym detection (cz_wn required) = separating ''lex::'' and ''disam::''
 +  * order evaluation
 +    * a lot of background research
 +    * currently finds misplaced items, but their shift distances are off
 +      * to fix -- for every misplaced token
 +        * if it (and only it) were to be moved in the original permutation, what would be the best place?
 +        * evaluate with nr. of intersections
 +  * try domain adaptation for word alignment, EMNLP 2011 paper
 +  * comb and comment the code
 +  * add help files
 +  * integrate with the rest of Addicter
 +  * approach applicable to learner's corpora
 +    * see Anne Lüdelig, TLT9
 +  * adapt Addicter to Sara's program
 +  * alternative to reference-based evaluation: "Inconsistencies in Penn parsing", M. Dickinson
  
 ==== Word Alignment -- Progress and Results ==== ==== Word Alignment -- Progress and Results ====
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 ^ berk+czengint+meteor+gizaint+hmm |0.221/0.571/**0.318** |0.068/0.424/**0.118** |0.298/0.808/**0.436** |0.049/0.292/**0.084** | ^ berk+czengint+meteor+gizaint+hmm |0.221/0.571/**0.318** |0.068/0.424/**0.118** |0.298/0.808/**0.436** |0.049/0.292/**0.084** |
  
-==== TODOs ==== 
-  * test alignment with synonym detection (cz_wn required) = separating ''lex::'' and ''disam::'' 
-  * order evaluation 
-    * a lot of background research 
-    * currently finds misplaced items, but their shift distances are off 
-      * to fix -- for every misplaced token 
-        * if it (and only it) were to be moved in the original permutation, what would be the best place? 
-        * evaluate with nr. of intersections 
-  * try domain adaptation for word alignment, EMNLP 2011 paper 
-  * comb and comment the code 
-  * add help files 
-  * integrate with the rest of Addicter 
-  * approach applicable to learner's corpora 
-    * see Anne Lüdelig, TLT9 
-  * adapt Addicter to Sara's program 
-  * alternative to reference-based evaluation: "Inconsistencies in Penn parsing", M. Dickinson 
  

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