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Thanks for posting this: I read this paper some time ago but completely forgot the name of the authors. It is indeed a good "tricks of the trade" paper. I real

by ogrisel 16y ago

Thanks for posting this: I read this paper some time ago but completely forgot the name of the authors. It is indeed a good "tricks of the trade" paper. I real enjoy such papers.

syllogism 16y ago
Yeah, it's nice when a paper boils down a task into the best bang-for-buck approach you should take. A recent such paper I'm excited about is this one on coreference resolution from EMNLP 2010: http://www.aclweb.org/anthology/D/D10/D10-1048.pdf http://www.aclweb.org/anthology/D/D10/D10-1048.pdf , by the Stanford group. It's a rule-based coreference resolution system you could implement in a couple of days that gets state-of-the-art results. Best of all it looks like you could get it to run about as fast as the parser that's backing it. I'm planning to write a version for the C&C parser.