Varions aspects of using language·level syntaCtic and semantic constraints to improve the performance of word recognition algorithms are discnssed. Following a brief presentation of a hypothesis generation model for handwriaen word recognition. varions types of language· level constraints are rev1?ed. Methods that exploit !hese characteristics are discussed including imra-document word conelati...

Dimensionality reduction has been shown to improve processing and information extraction from high dimensional data. Word space algorithms typically employ linear reduction techniques that assume the space is Euclidean. We investigate the effects of extracting nonlinear structure in the word space using Locality Preserving Projections, a reduction algorithm that performs manifold learning. We a...

In this paper, we propose a classification based approach to the morphological disambiguation for Turkish language. Due to complex morphology in Turkish, any word can get unlimited number of affixes resulting very large tag sets. The problem is defined as choosing one of parses of a word not taking the existing root word into consideration. We trained our model with well-known classifiers using...

A person who knows a word knows much more than its meaning and pronunciation. The contexts in which a word can be used to express a particular meaning are a critical component of word knowledge. The ability to exploit context in order to determine meaning and resolve potential ambiguities is not a uniquely linguistic ability, but it is dramatically illustrated in the ease with which native spea...

VariOllS aspects of using language-level syntactic and semantic cOUM straints to improve the performance of word recognition algorithms are dis~ cussed, Following a brief presentation of a hypothesis generation model for handwritten word recognition, various types of languageMlevel constraints are reviewed, Methods that exploit these characteristics are discussed including intraMdocument word c...

Ameloblastoma, the word has developed from very early English words that are— ‘Amel’ meaning enamel, and ‘blastos’— germ. It is a benign locally aggressive neoplasm originating odontogenic epithelium. also most common in oral cavity.

The word-frequency effect (WFE) in recognition memory refers to the finding that more rare words are better recognized than more common words. We demonstrate that a familiarity-discrimination model operating on data from a semantic word-association space yields a robust WFE in data on both hit rates and false-alarm rates. Our modeling results suggest that word frequency is encoded in the semant...

Coexistence and exclusion between humans and monkeys in Japan: Is either really possible?" (2006). Ecological and Environmental Anthropology (University of Georgia). Paper 5. The Japanese people face a cultural and ecological challenge in seeking a new relationship between themselves and the Japanese monkeys (Macaca fuscata). Monkeys are a major agricultural pest. Monkey habitat often lies with...