Compositional POS Induction via Neural Networks – In this paper, we model a general purpose neural network for POS induction using a single set of sentences. This network is composed of multiple steps to the training stage. We show that the two-step model can be decomposed into two sub-modalities — one for the training stage and one for the induction stage. To overcome the inconsistency in the two-step model, we first use a linear-time recurrent neural network model to compute the sentence representations. This procedure is trained from a two-stage framework, where each sentence is extracted directly from the previous one. We show that the output of the neural network is a novel POS induction model and the resulting sequence can be decomposed into a large number of sentences, each of which contains an extra sentence that was extracted from a previous sentence. We apply the proposed method to an experiment for POS induction from a sentence generation task. Our experiments show that our algorithm significantly outperforms the state-of-the-art results in this task.

We present a novel method of identifying the semantic content of a text using a novel semantic segmentation criterion that has been developed over three decades of existing works. Our key feature is the use of a new nonlinear feature, called the nonconvex feature, that is equivalent to a Gaussian process feature over the vector space. To further improve the performance of our approach we propose a novel approach based on a novel nonlinear parameterizing factor of a multi-dimensional Euclidean distance to a prior distribution of the text as an output. As we show in the paper, our model converges significantly faster than the state of the art techniques, despite not being able to directly scale to small text sizes. We also demonstrate the efficacy of our approach on several different data sets, including four languages.

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Detecting and resolving conflicts in multiword e-mail messagesWe present a novel method of identifying the semantic content of a text using a novel semantic segmentation criterion that has been developed over three decades of existing works. Our key feature is the use of a new nonlinear feature, called the nonconvex feature, that is equivalent to a Gaussian process feature over the vector space. To further improve the performance of our approach we propose a novel approach based on a novel nonlinear parameterizing factor of a multi-dimensional Euclidean distance to a prior distribution of the text as an output. As we show in the paper, our model converges significantly faster than the state of the art techniques, despite not being able to directly scale to small text sizes. We also demonstrate the efficacy of our approach on several different data sets, including four languages.