Bare bones differential evolution

Bare bones differential evolution

Article history: Received 22 August 2007 Accepted 29 February 2008 Available online xxxx

Bare-Bones Dependency Parsing

If all we want from a syntactic parser is a dependency tree, what do we gain by first computing a different representation such as a phrase structure tree? The principle of parsimony suggests that a simpler model should be preferred over a more complex model, all other things being equal, and the simplest model is arguably one that maps a sentence directly to a dependency tree – a bare-bones de...

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