Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing
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1 Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing Sandra Kübler Eberhard-Karls-Universität Tübingen Germany Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.1
2 Task Description shallow parsing, i.e. chunk parsing: assigning non-recursive phrasal and clausal boundaries, not including postmodification Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.2
3 Task Description shallow parsing, i.e. chunk parsing: assigning non-recursive phrasal and clausal boundaries, not including postmodification deep parsing: adding recursive syntactic structure as well as function argument structure Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.2
4 Task Description shallow parsing, i.e. chunk parsing: assigning non-recursive phrasal and clausal boundaries, not including postmodification deep parsing: adding recursive syntactic structure as well as function argument structure task: take a (German) sentence as input and automatically assign Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.2
5 Task Description shallow parsing, i.e. chunk parsing: assigning non-recursive phrasal and clausal boundaries, not including postmodification deep parsing: adding recursive syntactic structure as well as function argument structure task: take a (German) sentence as input and automatically assign use chunk parse as guiding information Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.2
6 Task Description shallow parsing, i.e. chunk parsing: assigning non-recursive phrasal and clausal boundaries, not including postmodification deep parsing: adding recursive syntactic structure as well as function argument structure task: take a (German) sentence as input and automatically assign use chunk parse as guiding information not only add recursice and functional information, but also deepen phrase structure Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.2
7 Preprocessing and Chunk Parsing [C SfS L Steps consists of: Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.3
8 Preprocessing and Chunk Parsing [C SfS L Steps consists of: POS tagging TnT (Thorsten Brants) Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.3
9 Preprocessing and Chunk Parsing Steps consists of: POS tagging TnT (Thorsten Brants) tagfixing making tags for specific words more informative e.g. abends (in the evening) ADV TOD example:...um sechs Uhr abends... (at six o clock in the evening) vs....um sechs Uhr jedenfalls... (at six o clock in any case) Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.3
10 Preprocessing and Chunk Parsing Steps consists of: POS tagging TnT (Thorsten Brants) tagfixing making tags for specific words more informative e.g. abends (in the evening) ADV TOD example:...um sechs Uhr abends... (at six o clock in the evening) vs....um sechs Uhr jedenfalls... (at six o clock in any case) chunk parsing CASS (Steve Abney) Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.3
11 Chunk Parsing Example sentence: da muß ich leider zu einem Treffen nach Köln (unfortunately I have to go to Cologne for a meeting) Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.4
12 Chunk Parsing Example sentence: da muß ich leider zu einem Treffen nach Köln (unfortunately I have to go to Cologne for a meeting) [simpx [da da [vmfinmuß [nx4 [pper ich [advx [adv leider [px [px [zu zu [nx1 [art einem [nn Treffen [appr nach [nx1 [ne Köln Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.4
13 The Treebank Tübingen Treebank of Spoken German: ca. 38,000 sentences, i.e. 66,000 trees Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.5
14 The Treebank Tübingen Treebank of Spoken German: ca. 38,000 sentences, i.e. 66,000 trees text domain: arrangement of business appointments, travel scheduling, and hotel reservations Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.5
15 The Treebank Tübingen Treebank of Spoken German: ca. 38,000 sentences, i.e. 66,000 trees text domain: arrangement of business appointments, travel scheduling, and hotel reservations transliterations of spontaneous speech Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.5
16 The Treebank Tübingen Treebank of Spoken German: ca. 38,000 sentences, i.e. 66,000 trees text domain: arrangement of business appointments, travel scheduling, and hotel reservations transliterations of spontaneous speech natural segmentation of spontaneous speech = dialogue turn, i.e. a single, generally uninterrupted contribution of one participant to the dialogue treebank: sentences Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.5
17 The Treebank Tübingen Treebank of Spoken German: ca. 38,000 sentences, i.e. 66,000 trees text domain: arrangement of business appointments, travel scheduling, and hotel reservations transliterations of spontaneous speech natural segmentation of spontaneous speech = dialogue turn, i.e. a single, generally uninterrupted contribution of one participant to the dialogue treebank: sentences hesitation noises, false starts, interruptions, repetitions, fragmentary or ungrammatical utterances Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.5
18 The Treebank Annotation levels of annotation: morpho-syntax (POS tags), syntactic phrase structure, topological fields, function-argument structure Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.6
19 The Treebank Annotation levels of annotation: morpho-syntax (POS tags), syntactic phrase structure, topological fields, function-argument structure as theory-neutral as possible and surface-oriented Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.6
20 The Treebank Annotation levels of annotation: morpho-syntax (POS tags), syntactic phrase structure, topological fields, function-argument structure as theory-neutral as possible and surface-oriented no traces, no crossing branches: using function labels instead Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.6
21 German Tree (1) ich habe hier übrigens auch schon mir Unterlagen zuschicken lassen von I have here by the way also already to me brochures sent let of verschiedenen different Hotels hotels by the way here I have also had brochures sent to me about different hotels already Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.7
22 German Tree (1) ich habe hier übrigens auch schon mir Unterlagen zuschicken lassen von I have here by the way also already to me brochures sent let of verschiedenen Hotels different hotels by the way here I have also had brochures sent to me about different hotels already SIMPX 518 NF 517 OA MOD PX 516 HD VF LK MF VC NX ON HD MOD MOD MOD MOD OD OA OV HD NX VXFIN ADVX ADVX ADVX ADVX NX NX VXINF VXINF ADJX HD HD HD HD HD HD HD HD HD HD HD ich habe hier "ubrigens auch schon PPER VAFIN ADV ADV ADV ADV PRF NN VVINF VVINF APPR ADJA mir Unterlagen zuschicken lassen von verschiedenen HD Hotels NN Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.7
23 Standard ML Approaches to Parsing combining shallow and deep approaches in parsing very natural: shallow parsers and deep parsers Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.8
24 Standard ML Approaches to Parsing combining shallow and deep approaches in parsing very natural: shallow parsers and deep parsers general approach when applying ML techniques: learning boundaries of chunks then dependencies between chunks Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.8
25 Standard ML Approaches to Parsing combining shallow and deep approaches in parsing very natural: shallow parsers and deep parsers general approach when applying ML techniques: learning boundaries of chunks then dependencies between chunks standard architecture: cascaded classifiers Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.8
26 Typical ML Parsing cascaded classifiers: NP level, PP level, VP level, clause level, function argument structure Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.9
27 Typical ML Parsing cascaded classifiers: NP level, PP level, VP level, clause level, function argument structure example: I saw the man with the white hat Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.9
28 Typical ML Parsing cascaded classifiers: NP level, PP level, VP level, clause level, function argument structure example: NP: [NP [NP NP [NP NP I saw the man with the white hat Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.9
29 Typical ML Parsing cascaded classifiers: NP level, PP level, VP level, clause level, function argument structure example: PP: [PP PP NP: [NP [NP NP [NP NP I saw the man with the white hat Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.9
30 Typical ML Parsing cascaded classifiers: NP level, PP level, VP level, clause level, function argument structure example: VP: [VP VP PP: [PP PP NP: [NP [NP NP [NP NP I saw the man with the white hat Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.9
31 Typical ML Parsing cascaded classifiers: NP level, PP level, VP level, clause level, function argument structure example: CL.: [S S VP: [VP VP PP: [PP PP NP: [NP [NP NP [NP NP I saw the man with the white hat Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.9
32 Typical ML Parsing cascaded classifiers: NP level, PP level, VP level, clause level, function argument structure example: func: SB DO CL.: [S S VP: [VP VP PP: [PP PP NP: [NP [NP NP [NP NP I saw the man with the white hat Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.9
33 Problems with Cascades recursive structures such as complex clauses: S S : [S S : [S S the man who bought everything made a fortune Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.10
34 Problems with Cascades recursive structures such as complex clauses: S : [S S S : [S S the man who bought everything made a fortune independence assumption: func: SB SB I saw the man with the white hat Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.10
35 Problems with Cascades recursive structures such as complex clauses: S : [S S S : [S S the man who bought everything made a fortune independence assumption: func: SB SB I saw the man with the white hat in German: long-distance relations: ON OD OA OA-MOD ich habe mir Unterlagen zuschicken lassen von Hotels I have to me brochures sent let of hotels Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.10
36 Memory-Based Learning machine learning (ML) algorithm based on classification: for each instance, selecting the most likely class from a fixed set of classes Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.11
37 Memory-Based Learning machine learning (ML) algorithm based on classification: for each instance, selecting the most likely class from a fixed set of classes supervised ML algorithm: needs training data Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.11
38 Memory-Based Learning machine learning (ML) algorithm based on classification: for each instance, selecting the most likely class from a fixed set of classes supervised ML algorithm: needs training data selection of the most likely class: finding the most similar instance in the instance base (collection of training instances) Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.11
39 Memory-Based Learning machine learning (ML) algorithm based on classification: for each instance, selecting the most likely class from a fixed set of classes supervised ML algorithm: needs training data selection of the most likely class: finding the most similar instance in the instance base (collection of training instances) no abstraction from data: original data is always accessible Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.11
40 Memory-Based Learning machine learning (ML) algorithm based on classification: for each instance, selecting the most likely class from a fixed set of classes supervised ML algorithm: needs training data selection of the most likely class: finding the most similar instance in the instance base (collection of training instances) no abstraction from data: original data is always accessible very appropriate for language learning: can deal with irregularities, subregularities, etc. Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.11
41 Memory-Based Learning machine learning (ML) algorithm based on classification: for each instance, selecting the most likely class from a fixed set of classes supervised ML algorithm: needs training data selection of the most likely class: finding the most similar instance in the instance base (collection of training instances) no abstraction from data: original data is always accessible very appropriate for language learning: can deal with irregularities, subregularities, etc. intelligence = good similarity metric Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.11
42 Feature Weighting standard memory-based algorithms are highly sensitive to the selection of features and to the definition of their distance function Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.12
43 Feature Weighting standard memory-based algorithms are highly sensitive to the selection of features and to the definition of their distance function solution putting higher weight on more important features and less weight on unimportant features Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.12
44 Feature Weighting standard memory-based algorithms are highly sensitive to the selection of features and to the definition of their distance function solution putting higher weight on more important features and less weight on unimportant features MBL approaches have a fixed number of features for each instance the weight represents the importance of one type of information Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.12
45 Feature Weighting standard memory-based algorithms are highly sensitive to the selection of features and to the definition of their distance function solution putting higher weight on more important features and less weight on unimportant features MBL approaches have a fixed number of features for each instance the weight represents the importance of one type of information many different weighting schemes, e.g. information gain, Chi-Square, etc. Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.12
46 New Approach new idea: find most similar tree in instance base in one step [C SfS L Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.13
47 New Approach new idea: find most similar tree in instance base in one step for new sentence: grundsätzlich habe ich Zeit (basically I have time) find training sentence: da habe ich Zeit (I have time then) Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.13
48 New Approach new idea: find most similar tree in instance base in one step for new sentence: grundsätzlich habe ich Zeit (basically I have time) find training sentence: da habe ich Zeit (I have time then) problem: how define similarity? Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.13
49 New Approach new idea: find most similar tree in instance base in one step for new sentence: grundsätzlich habe ich Zeit (basically I have time) find training sentence: da habe ich Zeit (I have time then) problem: how define similarity? problem: what if structure of most similar tree is not identical? Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.13
50 Adapting the Most Similar Tree very conservative approach: only delete parts from retrieved tree, never add! Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.14
51 Adapting the Most Similar Tree very conservative approach: only delete parts from retrieved tree, never add! example: new sentence am Mittwoch habe ich Zeit (on Wednesday I have time) training sentence: am Dienstag den dreizehnten von zehn bis zwölf habe ich Zeit (on Tuesday the thirteenth from ten to twelve I have time) Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.14
52 Adapting the Most Similar Tree tree: SIMPX 515 VF 514 V MOD PX 513 HD PX PX HD NX PX PX LK MF HD APP HD HD HD ON OA NX NX NX VXFIN NX NX HD HD HD HD HD HD am Dienstag den dreizehnten von APPRART NN ART NN APPR CARD APPR CARD VAFIN PPER NN zehn bis zw"olf habe ich Zeit Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.15
53 Adapting the Most Similar Tree tree: SIMPX 515 VF 514 V MOD PX 513 HD PX PX HD NX PX PX LK MF HD APP HD HD HD ON OA NX NX NX VXFIN NX NX HD HD HD HD HD HD am Dienstag den dreizehnten von APPRART NN ART NN APPR CARD APPR CARD VAFIN PPER NN zehn bis zw"olf habe ich Zeit Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.15
54 Finding the Most Similar Tree What types of information are helpful? [C SfS L Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.16
55 Finding the Most Similar Tree What types of information are helpful? the sequence of words Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.16
56 Finding the Most Similar Tree What types of information are helpful? the sequence of words the sequence of POS tags Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.16
57 Finding the Most Similar Tree What types of information are helpful? the sequence of words the sequence of POS tags the sequence of chunks Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.16
58 Finding the Most Similar Tree What types of information are helpful? the sequence of words the sequence of POS tags the sequence of chunks all of these types of information are readily available Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.16
59 Finding the Most Similar Tree What types of information are helpful? the sequence of words the sequence of POS tags the sequence of chunks all of these types of information are readily available they do not serve as first steps of analysis but as features for finding a tree Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.16
60 Weighting Features? Standard weighting techniques are impossible: [C SfS L Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.17
61 Weighting Features? Standard weighting techniques are impossible: sequential information more important: DET N V ADJ vs. ADJ, DET, N, V Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.17
62 Weighting Features? Standard weighting techniques are impossible: sequential information more important: DET N V ADJ vs. ADJ, DET, N, V no windowing approach: find tree in one step use all features different number of features Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.17
63 Weighting Features? Standard weighting techniques are impossible: sequential information more important: DET N V ADJ vs. ADJ, DET, N, V no windowing approach: find tree in one step use all features different number of features selecting a complete tree: very difficult task need all words and all other types of information as features Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.17
64 Weighting Features? Standard weighting techniques are impossible: sequential information more important: DET N V ADJ vs. ADJ, DET, N, V no windowing approach: find tree in one step use all features different number of features selecting a complete tree: very difficult task need all words and all other types of information as features suggested solution: backing off strategy instead of weighting Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.17
65 The Deep Parsing System backing off: 2 main modules: [C SfS L Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.18
66 The Deep Parsing System backing off: 2 main modules: search in a word prefix trie allowing the omission of words or phrases / chunks in input sentence as well as training sentences Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.18
67 The Deep Parsing System backing off: 2 main modules: search in a word prefix trie allowing the omission of words or phrases / chunks in input sentence as well as training sentences backing off to less reliable information: 1. search for POS sequence Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.18
68 The Deep Parsing System backing off: 2 main modules: search in a word prefix trie allowing the omission of words or phrases / chunks in input sentence as well as training sentences backing off to less reliable information: 1. search for POS sequence 2. search for longer trees and shorten them Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.18
69 The Deep Parsing System backing off: 2 main modules: search in a word prefix trie allowing the omission of words or phrases / chunks in input sentence as well as training sentences backing off to less reliable information: 1. search for POS sequence 2. search for longer trees and shorten them 3. search for chunk sequences with matching heads Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.18
70 The Deep Parsing System backing off: 2 main modules: search in a word prefix trie allowing the omission of words or phrases / chunks in input sentence as well as training sentences backing off to less reliable information: 1. search for POS sequence 2. search for longer trees and shorten them 3. search for chunk sequences with matching heads 4. search for chunk sequences (without matching heads) Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.18
71 The Word Trie dann darf Sie Ihnen die Tickets fertig mache ich das den mit Flug der fest Flugverbindung machen Sie wir das am doch elften bitte die Konferenz ich Ihnen einfach einen Vorschlag machen mal eben sprechen Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.19
72 The Omission of Words in the Trie sentence: wie sieht das ab dem fünfundzwanzigsten aus (how does that look from the twenty fifth on) Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.20
73 The Omission of Words in the Trie sentence: wie sieht das ab dem fünfundzwanzigsten aus (how does that look from the twenty fifth on) bei Ihnen der Mai aus wie sieht aus das bei denn Ihnen ab aus dem fünfundzwanzigsten aus Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.20
74 The Omission of Words in the Trie sentence: wie sieht das ab dem fünfundzwanzigsten aus (how does that look from the twenty fifth on) bei Ihnen der Mai aus wie sieht aus das bei denn Ihnen ab aus dem fünfundzwanzigsten aus Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.20
75 The Omission of Words in the Trie sentence: wie sieht das ab dem fünfundzwanzigsten aus (how does that look from the twenty fifth on) bei Ihnen der Mai aus wie sieht aus das bei denn Ihnen ab aus dem fünfundzwanzigsten aus Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.20
76 The Omission of Words in the Trie sentence: wie sieht das ab dem fünfundzwanzigsten aus (how does that look from the twenty fifth on) bei Ihnen der Mai aus wie sieht aus das bei denn Ihnen ab aus dem fünfundzwanzigsten aus Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.20
77 The Resulting Parse SIMPX 510 MF 509 ON MOD V MOD VF LK PX PRED HD HD ADJX VXFIN NX ADVX NX VC HD HD HD HD HD VPT wie sieht das denn ab PWAV VVFIN PDS ADV APPR ART NN PTKVZ dem f"unfundzwanzigsten aus Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.21
78 Backing Off Matching Chunks input sentence: ab Donnerstag bin ich wieder hier (from Thursday on I will be here again) Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.22
79 Backing Off Matching Chunks input sentence: ab Donnerstag bin ich wieder hier (from Thursday on I will be here again) chunk structure: [simpx [px ab Donnerstag [fcop bin [nx4 ich [advx wieder [advx hier Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.22
80 Backing Off Matching Chunks input sentence: ab Donnerstag bin ich wieder hier (from Thursday on I will be here again) chunk structure: [simpx [px ab Donnerstag [fcop bin [nx4 ich [advx wieder [advx hier identical chunk structure from training data: [simpx [px ab Donnerstag dem dritten [fcop bin [nx4 ich [advx wieder [advx hier Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.22
81 Backing Off Matching Chunks input sentence: ab Donnerstag bin ich wieder hier (from Thursday on I will be here again) chunk structure: [simpx [px ab Donnerstag [fcop bin [nx4 ich [advx wieder [advx hier identical chunk structure from training data: [simpx [px ab Donnerstag dem dritten [fcop bin [nx4 ich [advx wieder [advx hier identical chunk structure from training data: [simpx [px nach einer langen Woche [fcop sind [nx4 Sie [advx wieder [advx zurück (after a long week you will be back again) Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.22
82 Tree Modification SIMPX 512 VF 511 V MOD PX 510 HD NX LK MF HD APP HD ON MOD PRED NX VXFIN NX ADVX ADVX HD HD HD HD HD ab Donnerstag dem dritten APPR NN ART NN VAFIN PPER ADV ADV bin ich wieder hier Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.23
83 Tree Modification SIMPX 512 VF 511 V MOD PX 510 HD NX LK MF HD APP HD ON MOD PRED NX VXFIN NX ADVX ADVX HD HD HD HD HD ab Donnerstag dem dritten APPR NN ART NN VAFIN PPER ADV ADV bin ich wieder hier Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.23
84 Tree Modification SIMPX 509 VF 508 V MOD PX LK MF HD HD ON MOD PRED NX VXFIN NX ADVX ADVX HD HD HD HD HD ab Donnerstag bin APPR NN VAFIN PPER ADV ADV ich wieder hier Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.23
85 Evaluation recall (syntactic) 82.45% precision (syntactic) 87.25% F recall (+ func. cat.) 71.72% precision (+ func. cat.) 75.79% F unattached const. in recall 7.14% unattached const. in precision 7.60% func. recall (att. const.) 95.31% func. precision (att. const.) 95.21% Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.24
86 Leave-One-Out Evaluation using test sentences: leave-one-out: previous: recall (syntactic) 85.15% 82.45% precision (syntactic) 89.34% 87.25% F recall (+ func. cat.) 76.00% 71.72% precision (+ func. cat.) 79.65% 75.79% F func. recall (att. const.) 96.56% 95.31% func. precision (att. const.) 96.48% 95.21% Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.25
87 Conclusion new definition of parsing task: find complete most similar tree; adapt this tree to input Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.26
88 Conclusion new definition of parsing task: find complete most similar tree; adapt this tree to input needs: POS tagger, chunk parser, treebank Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.26
89 Conclusion new definition of parsing task: find complete most similar tree; adapt this tree to input needs: POS tagger, chunk parser, treebank extremely fast: almost deterministic Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.26
90 Conclusion new definition of parsing task: find complete most similar tree; adapt this tree to input needs: POS tagger, chunk parser, treebank extremely fast: almost deterministic uses a backing off strategy instead of (standard) feature weighting Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.26
91 Conclusion new definition of parsing task: find complete most similar tree; adapt this tree to input needs: POS tagger, chunk parser, treebank extremely fast: almost deterministic uses a backing off strategy instead of (standard) feature weighting results still worse results than state of the art statistical parsers, but: different language, different data Using Shallow Processing for Deep Parsing p.26
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