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Parsing and question classification for question answering Export

In Proceedings of the workshop on Open-domain question answering (2001), pp. 1-6.

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context-parser en parsing question-answering semantic

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Compares syntactically parsing [stanford + treebank] with semantically motivated parsing using CONTEXT. The enhanced the stanford treebank with their semantic annotation and added ~2.000 tagged questions from the TREC collection, sadly in english. Sadly Hermjakob is the developer of CONTEXT and potentially subjective :]. [danielp]

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This paper describes machine learning based parsing and question classification for question answering. We demonstrate that for this type of application, parse trees have to be semantically richer and structurally more oriented towards semantics than what most treebanks offer. We empirically show how question parsing dramatically improves when augmenting a semantically enriched Penn treebank training corpus with an additional question treebank.


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