This paper describes our system for Chinese word segmentation of micro-blog text, one of the NLPCC-ICCPOL 2016 Shared Tasks [1]. The CRF (Conditional Random Field) model is employed to model word segmentation as a sequence labeling problem, 7 sets of features are selected to train the CRF model. The system achieves fb 0.798144 on closed track, 0.81968 on semi-open track, and 0.82217 on open tra...

a. csaszar introduced and extensively studied the notion of generalized opensets. following csazar, we introduce a new notion hyperconnected. we study some specicproperties about connected and hyperconnected in generalized topological spaces. finally, wecharacterize the connected component in generalized topological spaces.

excessive cutting depth during leveling of agricultural land increases power needed by the tractor drawbar and will result in undesirable slippage and excessive strain on the tractor engine.  the result of sustained excess will be the break-down of the tractor. an auxiliary blade depth controller to prevent overloading during leveling was designed, fabricated and evaluated in this study. the sy...

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Performance analysis of high performance systems is a difficult task. Current tools have proven successful in analysis tasks but their implementation is limited in several respects. Closed architectures, predefined analysis and views, and specific platforms account for these limitations. Embedded systems are particularly affected by these concerns. This paper presents an open architecture for p...

The Evalita 2011 contest proposed two forced alignment tasks, word and phone segmentation, and two modalities, “open” and “closed”. A system for each combination of task and modality has been proposed and submitted for evaluation. Direct use of silence/activity detection in forced alignment has been tested. Positive effects were shown in the acoustic model training step, especially when dealing...

Michael Zillich University of Birmingham, [email protected] Abstract: The detection of closed convex contours in edge segmented images quickly leads to a large number of hypotheses. Typically two methods are used to limit the combinatorial explosion inherent in such perceptual grouping tasks: indexing and early thresholding of less salient hypotheses. We show that the adoption of an incremental...