Semantic Role Labeling Using Lexical Statistical Information. Ponzetto, S., P. & Strube, M. In Proceedings of the Ninth Conference on Computational Natural Language Learning CoNLL2005, pages 213-216, 2005. Association for Computational Linguistics.
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Our system for semantic role labeling is multi-stage in nature, being based on tree pruning techniques, statistical methods for lexicalised feature encoding, and a C4.5 decision tree classifier. We use both shal- low and deep syntactic information from automatically generated chunks and parse trees, and develop a model for learning the semantic arguments of predicates as a multi-class decision problem. We evalu- ate the performance on a set of relatively ‘cheap’ features and report an F1 score of 68.13% on the overall test set.
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