On Parsing Binary Dependency Structures Deterministically in Linear Time
Published 1 January 1998
Harri Arnola
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Abstract
In this paper we demonstrate that it is possible to parse dependency structures deterministically in linear time using syntactic heuristic choices. We first prove theoretically that deterministic, linear parsing of dependency structures is possible under certain conditions. We then discuss a fully implemented parser and argue that those conditions hold for at least one natural language. Empirical data demonstrates that the parsing time is indeed linear. The present quality of the parser in terms of finding the right dependency structure for sentences is about 85%.
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