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Prototype-Driven Grammar Induction

Prototype-Driven Grammar Induction. Aria Haghighi and Dan Klein Computer Science Division University of California Berkeley. Grammar Induction. DT NN VBD DT NN IN NN The screen was a sea of red. First Attempt…. DT NN VBD DT NN IN NN

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Prototype-Driven Grammar Induction

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  1. Prototype-Driven Grammar Induction Aria Haghighi and Dan Klein Computer Science Division University of California Berkeley

  2. Grammar Induction DTNNVBD DT NN IN NN The screen was a sea of red

  3. First Attempt….. DTNNVBD DT NN IN NN The screen was a sea of red

  4. Central Questions • How do we specify what we want to learn? • How do we fix observed errors? What’s an NP? That’s not quite it!

  5. Experimental Set-up • Binary Grammar { X1, X2, … Xn} plus POS tags • Data • WSJ-10 [7k sentences] • Evaluate on Labeled F1 • Grammar Upper Bound: 86.1 Xi Xj Xk

  6. Experiment Roadmap • Unconstrained Induction • Need bracket constraint • Gold Bracket Induction • Prototypes and Similarity • CCM Bracket Induction

  7. Unconstrained PCFG Induction (Outside) 0 i j n (Inside) • Learn PCFG with EM • Inside-Outside Algorithm • Lari & Young [90] • Results

  8. Constrained PCFG Induction • Gold Brackets • Pereira & Schabes [93] • Result

  9. Encoding Knowledge What’s an NP? Semi-Supervised Learning

  10. Encoding Knowledge What’s an NP? For instance, DT NN JJ NNS NNP NNP Prototype Learning

  11. Grammar Induction Experiments • Add Prototypes • Manually constructed

  12. How to use prototypes? S ? VP ? PP ? NP ? NP ? NN koala VBD sat IN in DT the NN tree DT The ¦ ¦

  13. How to use prototypes? S VP NP ? PP NP JJ hungry NN koala VBD sat IN in DT the NN tree DT The ¦ ¦

  14. Distributional Similarity proto=NP  (VBD DT NN)  (IN NN)  (DT NN)  (VBN IN NN)  (TO CD CD) VP PP  (NNP NNP)  (MD VB NN)  (IN PRP) NP  (JJ NNS) { ¦ __ VBD : 0.3, VBD __ ¦ : 0.2, IN __ VBD: 0.1, ….. }  (DT JJ NN)

  15. Distributional Similarity  (VBD DT NN)  (IN NN)  (DT NN)  (VBN IN NN)  (TO CD CD) VP PP  (NNP NNP)  (MD VB NN)  (IN PRP) NP proto=NONE  (JJ NNS)  (IN DT)

  16. Prototype CFG+ Model CFG Rule S P (DT NP | NP) P (proto=NP | NP) VP NP Proto Feature PP NP NP JJ hungry NN koala DT the NN tree DT The VBD sat IN in ¦ ¦

  17. Prototype CFG+ Induction • Experimental Set-Up • BLIPP corpus • Gold Brackets • Results

  18. Summary So Far • Bracket constraint and prototypes give good performance!

  19. Constituent-Context Model Yield + P(VBD IN DT NN | +) P(NN__ ¦ | +) Context JJ hungry NN koala DT the NN tree DT The VBD sat IN in ¦ ¦ P(NN VBD| -) P(JJ __IN| -) - Klein & Manning ‘02

  20. Product Model • Different Aspects of Syntax • Intersected EM [Klein 2005, Liang et. al. ‘06] • Encourages mass on trees compatible with CCM and CFG DT NN + yield ¦ _VBD + context NP ! NP PP CFG CCM

  21. Grammar Induction Experiments • Intersected CFG and CCM • No prototypes • Results

  22. Grammar Induction Experiments • Intersected CFG+ and CCM • Add Prototypes • Results

  23. Reacting to Errors Our Tree Correct Tree • Possessive NPs

  24. Reacting to Errors New Analysis • Add Prototype: NP-POS NN POS

  25. Error Analysis Our Tree Correct Tree • Modal VPs

  26. Reacting to Errors New Analysis • Add Prototype: VP-INF VB NN

  27. Fixing Errors • Supplement Prototypes • NP-POS and VP-INF • Results

  28. Results Summary

  29. Conclusion • Prototype-Driven Learning Flexible Weakly Supervised Framework • Merged distributional clustering techniques with structured models

  30. Thank You! http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~aria42

  31. Unconstrained PCFG Induction (Outside) 0 i j n (Inside) Xi Xi Xi Xi • Binary Grammar { X1, X2, … Xn} • Learn PCFG with EM • Inside-Outside Algorithm • Lari & Young [93] Xj Xk N Xk Xj V N V

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