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THE AIM of a linguistic science is to be able to characterize and explain the multitude of linguistic observations circling around us, in conversations, writing, and other media.
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collocation discovery, term distribution models, selectional preference strength, unsupervised disambiguation, ten bigrams, unigram estimate, model taggers, finding collocations, stack decoding algorithm, different tag sets, one sense per discourse, most frequent tag, crossing brackets, noisy channel model, selectional preferences, model tagging, probabilistic parsing, maximum entropy modeling, aligned corpus, most likely parse, trigram model, verb attachment, aligning sentences, bigram model, probability parse
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Naive Bayes, New York Times, Linguistic Essentials, Mathematical Foundations, Exercises Exercise, Tom Sawyer, Probabilistic Context Free Grammars, Simplified Polynesian, San Francisco, Wall Street, York City, Minimum Description Length, Singular Value Decomposition, United States, University of Lancaster, Woody Allen, Ayatollah Ruhollah, Karim Obeid, Linguistic Data Consortium
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