Finite-State Methods and Natural Language Processing

5th International Workshop, Fsmnlp 2005, Helsinki, Finland, September 1-2, 2005, Revised Papers

By: Anssi Yli-JyrÃ¤ (Editor), Lauri Karttunen (Editor), Juhani KarhumÃ¤ki (Editor)

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This book constitutes the thoroughly refereed post-proceedings of the 5th International Workshop on Finite-State Methods in Natural Language Processing, FSMNLP 2005, held in Helsinki, Finland, September 2005. The book presents 24 revised full papers and seven revised poster papers together with two invited contributions and abstracts of six software demos. Topics include morphology, optimality theory, some special FSM families, weighted FSM algorithms, FSM representations, exploration, ordered structures, and surface parsing.

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Characterizations of regularity	p. 1
Finnish optimality-theoretic prosody	p. 9
Partitioning multitape transducers	p. 11
Squeezing the infinite into the finite : handling the OT candidate set with finite state technology	p. 21
A novel approach to computer-assisted translation based on finite-state transducers	p. 32
Finite-state registered automata and their uses in natural languages	p. 43
TAGH : a complete morphology for German based on weighted finite state automata	p. 55
Klex : a finite-state transducer lexicon of Korean	p. 67
Longest-match pattern matching with weighted finite state automata	p. 78
Finite-state syllabification	p. 86
Algorithms for minimum risk chunking	p. 97
Collapsing [epsilon]-loops in weighted finite-state machines	p. 110
WFSM auto-intersection and join algorithms	p. 120
Further results on syntactic ambiguity of internal contextual grammars	p. 132
Error-driven learning with bracketing constraints	p. 144
Parsing with lexicalized probabilistic recursive transition networks	p. 156
Integrating a POS tagger and a chunker implemented as weighted finite state machines	p. 167
Modelling the semantics of calendar expressions as extended regular expressions	p. 179
Using finite state technology in a tool for linguistic exploration	p. 191
Applying a finite automata acquisition algorithm to named entity recognition	p. 203
Principles, implementation strategies, and evaluation of a corpus query system	p. 215
On compact storage models for gazetteers	p. 227
German compound analysis with wfsc	p. 239
Scaling an Irish FST morphology engine for use on unrestricted text	p. 247
Improving inter-level communication in cascaded finite-state partial parsers	p. 259
Pivotal synchronization languages : a framework for alignments	p. 271
A complete FS model for amharic morphographemics	p. 283
Tagging with delayed disambiguation	p. 285
A new algorithm for unsupervised induction of concatenative morphology	p. 288
Morphological parsing of tone : an experiment with two-level morphology on the Ha language	p. 290
Describing verbs in disjoining writing systems	p. 292
An FST grammar for verb chain transfer in a Spanish-Basque MT system	p. 295
Finite state transducers based on k-TSS grammars for speech translation	p. 297
Unsupervised morphology induction using morfessor	p. 300
SProUT - a general-purpose NLP framework integrating finite-state and unification-based grammar formalisms	p. 302
Tool demonstration : functional morphology	p. 304
From Xerox to Aspell : a first prototype of a North Sami speller based on TWOL technology	p. 305
A programming language for finite state transducers	p. 308
FIRE station	p. 310
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Finite-State Methods and Natural Language Processing

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