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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Statistical language modeling"”.

  1. Adaptive statistical language modeling

    Thesis (M.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, 1994.

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  2. Improving the Eco-system of Passwords

    … datasets. We also introduce rich literature of statistical language modeling into password modeling and show that if used correctly, whole-string Markov models outperform Probabilistic Context Free Grammar models. Secondly, we improve password policies and practice used by websites by studying …

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  3. Improving the effectiveness of language modeling approaches to information retrieval: bridging the theory-effectiveness gap

    … model would benefit every search engine. The language modeling approach to information retrieval has recently attracted much attention. In the language modeling approach, we assume that a query is a sample drawn from a language model: given a query Q and a document D, we compute the likelihood …

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  4. Learning Representations for Limited and Heterogeneous Medical Data

    … different medical applications, such as clinical language translation, ultrasound image classification and segmentation, medical image retrieval, skin diagnosis classification, pathology metadata prediction, and lung pathology prediction. We first focus on the limited data problem, which is common …

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