Latent Variable Models for Document Analysis
author:
Wray Buntine,
Helsinki Institute of Information Technology
Description
Wray Buntine will consider various problems in document analysis (named entity
recognition, natural language parsing, information retrieval),
and look at various probabilistic graphical models and algorithms
for addressing the problem. This will not be an extensive coverage
of information extraction or natural language processing, but
rather a look at some of the theory, methods and practice of
particular cases, including the use of software environments.
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| Slides | |
| 0:00 | Latent Variable Models for Document Analysis |
| 4:15 | Part I - Motivation and Background |
| 4:25 | What a good Statistical NLP Course Needs |
| 5:29 | Outline (1) |
| 6:26 | Outline (2) |
| 6:36 | What is Formal Natural Language |
| 7:30 | Outline - Formal Natural Language - NLP Processing and Ambiguity |
| 7:32 | Analysing Language |
| 10:33 | Traditional NLP Processing |
| 14:56 | Common Tasks in NLP |
| 15:28 | NLP in Chinese |
| 16:26 | Translation Difficulties |
| 17:38 | Translation Difficulties, cont. |
| 18:02 | Language Ambiguities |
| 19:06 | Language Ambiguities, cont. |
| 20:45 | Language Ambiguities, cont. |
| 24:18 | Outline - Formal Natural Language - Words |
| 24:20 | Word Classes (dictionary version of part of speech) |
| 24:45 | Word Forms |
| 24:54 | Word Classes (dictionary version of part of speech) |
| 25:14 | Word Forms |
| 29:30 | Parts of Speech (computational version) |
| 31:43 | Parts of Speech (computational version), cont. |
| 32:34 | Collocations |
| 34:57 | Outline - Formal Natural Language - Parsing |
| 35:20 | Constituents |
| 36:54 | Parsing |
| 40:02 | Shallow Parsing |
| 42:55 | Outline |
| 45:15 | Language Ambiguities |
| 45:19 | Language Ambiguities, cont. |
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