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Using the Penn Treebank to Evaluate Non-Treebank Parsers.

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Minimally Supervised Learning of Semantic Knowledge from Query Logs., and . IJCNLP, page 358-365. The Association for Computer Linguistics, (2008)From pecher to pêcher... or pècher: Simplifying French Input by Accent Prediction., , and . WTIM@IJCNLP, page 43-47. Asian Federation of Natural Language Processing, (2011)Exploiting Headword Dependency and Predictive Clustering for Language Modeling., , and . EMNLP, (2002)Generating Complex Morphology for Machine Translation., , and . ACL, The Association for Computational Linguistics, (2007)Discovery of Term Variation in Japanese Web Search Queries., , and . EMNLP, page 1484-1492. ACL, (2009)Multi-Document Summarization by Maximizing Informative Content-Words., , , and . IJCAI, page 1776-1782. (2007)How Are Spelling Errors Generated and Corrected? A Study of Corrected and Uncorrected Spelling Errors Using Keystroke Logs., and . ACL (2), page 373-377. The Association for Computer Linguistics, (2012)Approximation Lasso Methods for Language Modeling., , and . ACL, The Association for Computer Linguistics, (2006)An empirical study on language model adaptation., , and . ACM Trans. Asian Lang. Inf. Process., 5 (3): 209-227 (2006)Japanese Query Alteration Based on Lexical Semantic Similarity., and . HLT-NAACL, page 191-199. The Association for Computational Linguistics, (2009)