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Journal of Combinatorial Optimization, 2020
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Hakan Kutucu +3 more
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Collocated Versus Non-collocated Control
1997In the foregoing chapters, we have seen that the use of collocated actuator and sensor pairs, for a lightly damped flexible structure, always leads to alternating poles and zeros near the imaginary axis, Fig.6.1.a. In this chapter, using the root locus technique, we show that this property guarantees the asymptotic stability of a wide class of single ...
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Collocation methods: More efficient procedures for applying collocation
Advances in Engineering Software, 2007In recent years, new and more effective procedures for applying collocation have been published. This article is devoted to present a revision of this subject and complement its developments. From the general theory two broad approaches are derived, which yield the direct and the indirect TH-collocation methods.
Ismael Herrera +2 more
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Computer Speech & Language, 2006
Lexico-semantic collocations (LSCs) are a prominent type of multiword expressions. Over the last decade, the automatic compilation of LSCs from text corpora has been addressed in a significant number of works. However, very often, the output of an LSC-extraction program is a plain list of LSCs.
Leo Wanner, Bernd Bohnet, Mark Giereth
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Lexico-semantic collocations (LSCs) are a prominent type of multiword expressions. Over the last decade, the automatic compilation of LSCs from text corpora has been addressed in a significant number of works. However, very often, the output of an LSC-extraction program is a plain list of LSCs.
Leo Wanner, Bernd Bohnet, Mark Giereth
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Conditional collocation in Japanese
Proceedings of the 18th Australasian Document Computing Symposium, 2013Analysis of Collocation is targeted for Natural Language Processing (NLP). From a linguistic perspective, collocation provides us with a way to place words close together in a natural manner. By this approach, we can examine deep structure of semantics through words and their situation. Although there have been some investigation based on co-occurrence,
Takumi Sonoda, Takao Miura
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The multiresolution character of collocation
Journal of Geodesy, 2000zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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2006
This paper presents an approach to build a novel two-level collocation net, which enables calculation of the collocation relationship between any two words, from a large raw corpus. The first level consists of atomic classes (each atomic class consists of one word and feature bigram), which are clustered into the second level class set.
Guodong Zhou, Min Zhang 0005, Guohong Fu
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This paper presents an approach to build a novel two-level collocation net, which enables calculation of the collocation relationship between any two words, from a large raw corpus. The first level consists of atomic classes (each atomic class consists of one word and feature bigram), which are clustered into the second level class set.
Guodong Zhou, Min Zhang 0005, Guohong Fu
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