Researching on Parsing

Li Fei Geng; Hong Lian Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.846-847.1376

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Researching on Parsing

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Syntactic analysis is the core technology of natural language processing and it is the cornerstone for further linguistic analysis. This paper, first introduces the basic grammatical system and summary the technology of current parsing. Then analysis the characteristics of probabilistic context-free grammars deep and introduce the method of improving for probabilistic context-free. The last we point the difficulty of Chinese parsing.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 846-847)

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Li Fei Geng*, Hong Lian Li

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Grammar, Parsing, Probabilistic Context-Free

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