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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"categorizer"”.

  1. Automatic Lexicon Generation for Unsupervised Part-of-Speech Tagging Using Only Unannotated Text

    … a corpus) that are used in similar ways--a term categorizer. Such a term categorizer can be used to find a particular part-of-speech, i.e. nouns in a corpus, and generate a lexicon. The proposed work is not dependent on any external sources of information, such as dictionaries, and it shows a …

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  2. Thesaurus-aided learning for rule-based categorization of Ocr texts

    … by using domain-specific thesauri. A rule-based categorizer was constructed consisting of a C++ program called C-KANT which consults documents and creates a program which can be executed by the CLIPS expert system shell. A series of tests using domain-specific thesauri revealed that a query …

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  3. The Effect of Categorization on Investment Decisions: Three Essays in the Fintech Industry

    … can be negative or positive depending on who the categorizer is. The second essay reinforces the earlier findings by meta-analyzing prior 150 publications. I illustrate the overall and unique relationships among multiple categorical associations made by external third parties (hereafter, "external …

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  4. On the Formal Flexibility of Syntactic Categories

    This dissertation explores the formal flexibility of syntactic categories. The main proposal is that Universal Grammar (UG) only provides templatic guidance for syntactic category formation and organization but leaves many other issues open, including issues internal to a single category and issues …

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