In this paper, we propose a method that employs sentences similarities from context word embeddings for supervised word sense disambiguation. In particular, if N example sentences exist in training data, an N-dimensional vector with N similarities between each pair of example sentences is added to a basic feature vector. This new feature vector is used to train a classifier and identification. ...

We propose a machine learning based method of sentiment classification of sentences using word-level polarity. The polarities of words in a sentence are not always the same as that of the sentence, because there can be polarity-shifters such as negation expressions. The proposed method models the polarity-shifters. Our model can be trained in two different ways: word-wise and sentence-wise lear...

The goal of this paper is to retrieve 3D object models from a database, that are similar to a single 3D object model, given as a query. The system has no prior models of any object class and is class-generic. The approach is fully automated and unsupervised. The main contribution of the paper is to improve the quality of such 3D shape retrieval, through query verification and query expansion. T...

We explore the problem of translating speech to text in low-resource scenarios where neither automatic speech recognition (ASR) nor machine translation (MT) are available, but we have training data in the form of audio paired with text translations. We present the first system for this problem applied to a realistic multi-speaker dataset, the CALLHOME Spanish-English speech translation corpus. ...

In this paper, we are going to find meaning of words based on distinct situations. Word Sense Disambiguation is used to find meaning of words based on live contexts using supervised and unsupervised approaches. Unsupervised approaches use online dictionary for learning, and supervised approaches use manual learning sets. Hand tagged data are populated which might not be effective and sufficient...

We propose a new method for human action recognition from video sequences using latent topic models. Video sequences are represented by a novel “bag-of-words” representation, where each frame corresponds to a “word”. The major difference between our model and previous latent topic models for recognition problems in computer vision is that, our model is trained in a “semi-supervised” way. Our mo...

Wikipedia is the largest organized knowledge repository on the Web, increasingly employed by natural language processing and search tools. In this paper, we investigate the task of labeling Wikipedia pages with standard named entity tags, which can be used further by a range of information extraction and language processing tools. To train the classifiers, we manually annotated a small set of W...

In this paper we describe our participation in the 2010 CLEF-IP Prior Art Retrieval task where we examined the impact of information in different sections of patent documents, namely the title, abstract, claims, description and IPC-R sections, on the retrieval and re-ranking of patent documents. Using a standard bag-of-words approach in Lemur we found that the IPC-R sections are the most inform...