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Learn about Context-Dependent Grammar (CDG) based language models in this comprehensive lecture that explores advanced computational linguistics approaches for improving language modeling performance. Discover how CDG frameworks can capture contextual dependencies in natural language processing applications, examine the theoretical foundations underlying these models, and understand their practical implementations in speech recognition and text processing systems. Explore the mathematical formulations that enable CDG models to better represent linguistic structures compared to traditional n-gram approaches, analyze experimental results demonstrating their effectiveness, and gain insights into the challenges and opportunities for applying these techniques in real-world language processing tasks.
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Mary Harper: CDG-Based Language Models
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Center for Language & Speech Processing(CLSP), JHU