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Yoad Winter

3 paper cards in Mova's library · 2005–2018

Yoad Winter wrote 3 of the papers Mova reads, in 2005–2018, most of them on Part-of-speech tagging; often with Khalil Sima'an, Eva B. Poortman, Marijn E. Struiksma.

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Topics: Part-of-speech tagging 2

Papers

  1. Reciprocal expressions and the Maximal Typicality Hypothesis (2018)
    For a reciprocal such as 'each other' with three agents, the Strongest Meaning Hypothesis (SMH) predicts that listeners always take the strongest reading, where every agent acts on every other one.
  2. Smoothing a Lexicon-based POS Tagger for Arabic and Hebrew (2007)
    The authors port Bar-Haim et al.'s Hebrew HMM tagger (MorphTagger) to Modern Standard Arabic by swapping in Buckwalter's analyser and training on the Arabic Treebank.
  3. Choosing an Optimal Architecture for Segmentation and POS-Tagging of Modern Hebrew (2005)
    Bar-Haim et al. build an HMM segmenter and POS tagger for Modern Hebrew from a morphological analyser and a very small tagged corpus (the Hebrew Treebank, from Ha'aretz, with under 30K words per training fold), plus about 340K untagged words. They compare two tokenisations: a word-level model, where each tag is a…

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