Titlebook: Bayesian Analysis in Natural Language Processing; Shay Cohen Book 2016 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2016

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Understanding Professional Media,uster index (corresponding to a mixture component) followed by a draw from a cluster-specific distribution over words. Each distribution associated with a given cluster can be defined so that it captures specific distributional properties of the words in the vocabulary, or identifies a specific cate

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Leonard Evans,Richard C. Schwingl remains to be seen. Dennis Gabor, a Nobel prize–winning physicist once said (in a paraphrase) “we cannot predict the future but we can invent it.” This applies to Bayesian NLP too, I believe. There are a few key areas in which Bayesian NLP could be further strengthened.

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Naoko Nitta,Ryota Akai,Noboru BabaguchiThis chapter is mainly intended to be used as a refresher on basic concepts in Probability and Statistics required for the full comprehension of this book. Occasionally, it also provides notation that will be used in subsequent chapters in this book.

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Energy and the Structuring of Society,One of the most successful applications of the Bayesian approach to NLP is probabilistic models derived from grammar formalisms. These probabilistic grammars play an important role in the modeling toolkit of NLP researchers, with applications pervasive in all areas, most notably, the computational analysis of language at the morphosyntactic level.

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Variational Inference,In the previous chapter, we described some of the core algorithms used for drawing samples from the posterior, or more generally, from a probability distribution. In this chapter, we consider another approach to approximate inference-variational inference.

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Introduction, a computer. As such, it borrows ideas from Artificial Intelligence, Linguistics, Machine Learning, Formal Language Theory and Statistics. In NLP, natural language is usually represented as written text (as opposed to speech signals, which are more common in the area of Speech Processing).