Add to ORKGPelemans J., De Laet B., Van hamme H., Wambacq P., ''The effect of word similarity on N-gram language models in northern and southern Dutch'', 24th meeting of computational linguistics in The Netherlands - CLIN 2014, pp. 84, January 17, 2014, Leiden, The Netherlands.status: publishe
As an initial effort to identify universal and language-specific factors that influence the behavior...
Conventional n-gram language models are well-established as powerful yet simple mechanisms for chara...
peer reviewedThe standardization of Belgian Dutch commenced much later than that of Netherlandic Dut...
© 2014 Pelemans et al.. In this paper we examine several combinations of classical N-gram language m...
Pelemans J., De Laet B., Van hamme H., Wambacq P., ''The effect of word similarity on N-gram languag...
Verwimp L., Pelemans J., Van hamme H., Wambacq P., ''Extending n-gram language models based on equiv...
This article builds on computational tools to investigate the syntactic relationship between the hig...
© 2015 Lyan Verwimp, Joris Pelemans, Hugo Van hamme, Patrick Wambacq. The subject of this paper is t...
This research exploits the English and Dutch CELEX lexical database to investigate the form similari...
Belgian Dutch (BD) and Netherlandic Dutch (ND) are known to exhibit phonetic and lexical differences...
Languages are not uniform. Speakers of different language varieties use certain words differently - ...
Bilingual speakers store cognates from related languages close together in their mental lexicon. In ...
International audienceThis paper describes an extension of the n-gram language model: the similar n-...
This thesis intends to compare the influence of lexical frequency with the influence of a constraint...
In this paper we measure the degrees of association among aggregate pronunciational, lexical and syn...
As an initial effort to identify universal and language-specific factors that influence the behavior...
Conventional n-gram language models are well-established as powerful yet simple mechanisms for chara...
peer reviewedThe standardization of Belgian Dutch commenced much later than that of Netherlandic Dut...
© 2014 Pelemans et al.. In this paper we examine several combinations of classical N-gram language m...
Pelemans J., De Laet B., Van hamme H., Wambacq P., ''The effect of word similarity on N-gram languag...
Verwimp L., Pelemans J., Van hamme H., Wambacq P., ''Extending n-gram language models based on equiv...
This article builds on computational tools to investigate the syntactic relationship between the hig...
© 2015 Lyan Verwimp, Joris Pelemans, Hugo Van hamme, Patrick Wambacq. The subject of this paper is t...
This research exploits the English and Dutch CELEX lexical database to investigate the form similari...
Belgian Dutch (BD) and Netherlandic Dutch (ND) are known to exhibit phonetic and lexical differences...
Languages are not uniform. Speakers of different language varieties use certain words differently - ...
Bilingual speakers store cognates from related languages close together in their mental lexicon. In ...
International audienceThis paper describes an extension of the n-gram language model: the similar n-...
This thesis intends to compare the influence of lexical frequency with the influence of a constraint...
In this paper we measure the degrees of association among aggregate pronunciational, lexical and syn...
As an initial effort to identify universal and language-specific factors that influence the behavior...
Conventional n-gram language models are well-established as powerful yet simple mechanisms for chara...
peer reviewedThe standardization of Belgian Dutch commenced much later than that of Netherlandic Dut...