Titlebook: Computational Linguistics and IntelligentText Processing; 20th International C Alexander Gelbukh Conference proceedings 2023 Springer Natur

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Computational Linguistics and IntelligentText Processing20th International C

碌碌之人

,?hnlichkeitsgesetze der Str?mungslehre,varies considerably depending on the type of approach. Also, as expected, the size of the data enrichment is directly proportional to the rise in performance. Finally, we conclude that, while exploring the semantics of documents is promising, document forgery detection still poses a challenge for KG

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-73990-6on average performs better than counts of distinct terms, and deleting terms that appear only once reduces the prediction errors. For LDA topic modeling, stemming gives a slightly lower MSE in most cases but no significant difference between stemming and lemmatization was found.

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,Numerische Str?mungsberechnung,tigate the data sparsity problem we make use of multi-lingual word embedding so that joint training of all the languages could be done. To accommodate joint training we modify our model to contain language-specific layers so that the syntactic differences between the languages can be taken care of b

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潰爛

Exploiting Metonymy from?Available Knowledge Resourcested concept. So far, metonymy has been mainly explored in the context of its recognition and resolution in texts. In this work we focus on exploiting metonymy from existing lexical knowledge resources. In particular, we analyse how metomynic relations are implicitly encoded in WordNet and SUMO. By u