Mildly context sensitive grammar induction and variational bayesian inference

10/31/2017
by   Eva Portelance, et al.
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We define a generative model for a minimalist grammar formalism. We present a generalized algorithm for the application of variational bayesian inference to lexicalized mildly context sensitive grammars. We apply this algorithm to the minimalist grammar model.

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