Adaptación del Método de Etiquetado No Supervisado TBL
González Martí, Jesús; González Maline, David; Troyano Jiménez, José Antonio;
Adaptación del Método de Etiquetado No Supervisado TBL
Se presenta una mejora al método de etiquetado de Brill basado en reglas y transformaciones. Se disminuye considerablemente los tiempos de entrenamiento sin sacrificar de ninguna manera la eficicacia del método.
This paper proposes an improvement of the Brill’s “Transformation- Rule Based” POS-Tagger Algorithm. Our improvement decreases training times considerably without affecting the accuracy of the algorithm.
Spain
- University of Alicante Spain
- University of Seville Spain
Regla, TBL, Part-of-OS tagging, Brill, etiquetado morfosintáctico, Transformación, Category, Etiquetado morfosintáctico, Categoría, Rule, Transformation
Regla, TBL, Part-of-OS tagging, Brill, etiquetado morfosintáctico, Transformación, Category, Etiquetado morfosintáctico, Categoría, Rule, Transformation
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