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1 CKY algorithm / PCFGs CS 585, Fall 2018 Introduction to Natural Language Processing Mohit Iyyer College of Information and Computer Sciences University of Massachusetts Amherst some slides from Brendan O Connor
2 questions from last time project proposal due tmrw! midterm next week (30% of final grade)! 8.5 x 11 cheat sheet allowed, both sides, handwritten only breakdown: 20% text classification (NB, LR, NN) 20% language modeling 20% POS tagging / HMMs 20% word embeddings 20% machine translation can we get more challenging assignments? fine! HW3 will be more open-ended 2
3 today we ll be doing parsing: given a CFG, how do we use it to parse a sentence? 3
4 Formal Definition of Context-Free Grammar A context-free grammar G is defined by four parameters:!, ", #, $ 4
5 let s start with a simple CFG S > VP NN > dog > DT JJ NN 5
6 first, let s convert this to Chomsky Normal Form (CNF) β is either a single terminal from Σ or a pair of non-terminals from N 6
7 converting the simple CFG S > VP NN > dog > DT JJ NN > X NN X > DT JJ we can convert any CFG to a CNF. this is a necessary preprocessing step for the basic CKY alg., produces binary trees! 7
8 Parsing! Given a sentence and a CNF, we want to search through the space of all possible parses for that sentence to find: any valid parse for that sentence all valid parses the most probable parse Two approaches Pros and cons of each? bottom-up: start from the words and attempt to construct the tree top-down: start from START symbol and keep expanding until you can construct the sentence 8
9 Ambiguity in parsing Syntactic ambiguity is endemic to natural language: 1 I Attachment ambiguity: we eat sushi with chopsticks,. I Modifier scope: southern food store I Particle versus preposition: The puppy tore up the staircase. I Complement structure: The tourists objected to the guide that they couldn t hear. I Coordination scope: I see, said the blind man, as he picked up the hammer and saw. I Multiple gap constructions: The chicken is ready to eat 1 Examples borrowed from Dan Klein
10 today: CKY algorithm Cocke-Kasami-Younger (independently discovered, also known as CYK) a bottom-up parser for CFGs (and PCFGs). How he got into my pajamas, I'll never know. Groucho Marx 10
11 let s say I have this CNF S VP PP IN DET PP VP VBD VP VP PP PRP$ DET an VBD shot pajamas elephant I PRP I IN in PRP$ my 11 example adapted from David Bamman
12 build a chart! top-right is root 12
13 / PRP VBD DET fill in first level (words) with possible derivations IN PRP$ 13
14 / PRP VBD DET IN onto the second level! PRP$ 14
15 / PRP VBD DET IN onto the second level! PRP$ this cell spans the phrase I shot 15
16 / PRP VBD DET IN onto the second level! PRP$ what does this cell span? 16
17 / PRP VBD DET onto the second level! do any rules produce VBD or PRP VBD? S VP PP IN DET 17 IN PP VP VBD VP VP PP PRP$ PRP$
18 / PRP VBD DET onto the second level! do any rules produce VBD DET? S VP PP IN DET 18 IN PP VP VBD VP VP PP PRP$ PRP$
19 / PRP VBD DET S VP onto the second level! do any rules produce DET? PP IN 19 IN DET PP VP VBD VP VP PP PRP$ PRP$
20 / PRP VBD DET S VP onto the second level! do any rules produce DET? Yes! PP IN IN DET PP VP VBD VP VP PP PRP$ DET PRP$ 20
21 / PRP VBD DET IN onto the third level! PRP$ 21
22 / PRP VBD DET IN onto the third level! two ways to form I shot an : PRP$ I + shot an 22
23 / PRP VBD DET onto the third level! IN two ways to form I shot an : I + shot an PRP$ I shot + an 23
24 / PRP VBD DET onto the third level! IN what about this cell? PRP$ 24
25 S VP PP IN DET PP VP VBD VP VP PP PRP$ DET an VBD shot pajamas elephant I PRP I IN in PRP$ my 25
26 / PRP VBD VP DET onto the third level! IN PRP$ 26
27 / PRP VBD VP DET IN PP PRP$ 27
28 / PRP VBD VP DET onto the fourth level! IN PP what are our options here? PRP$ 28
29 / PRP VBD VP DET onto the fourth level! IN PP what are our options here? VP PRP$ 29
30 S VP PP IN DET PP VP VBD VP VP PP PRP$ DET an VBD shot pajamas elephant I PRP I IN in PRP$ my 30
31 / PRP S VBD VP DET onto the fourth level! IN PP PRP$ 31
32 / PRP S VBD VP DET S VP PP IN DET IN PP PP VP VBD PRP$ VP VP PP PRP$ 32
33 / PRP S VBD VP DET S VP PP IN DET PP VP VBD VP VP PP PRP$ 33 IN PP PRP$
34 / PRP S VBD VP DET 1 / 2 IN PP PRP$ 34
35 / PRP S VBD VP S VP PP IN DET PP VP VBD VP VP PP PRP$ DET 1 / 35 2 IN PP PRP$
36 / PRP S VBD VP S VP PP IN DET PP VP VBD VP VP PP PRP$ DET 1 / 36 2 IN PP PRP$
37 / PRP S VBD VP VP1 / VP2 / VP3 S VP PP IN DET PP VP VBD VP VP PP PRP$ DET 1 / 37 2 IN PP PRP$
38 / PRP S VBD VP VP1 / VP2 / VP3 finally, the root! S VP PP IN DET PP VP VBD VP VP PP PRP$ DET 1 / 38 2 IN PP PRP$
39 / PRP S VBD VP VP 1 / VP2 / VP3 finally, the root! S VP PP IN DET PP VP VBD VP VP PP PRP$ DET 1 / 39 2 IN PP S > VP1 S > VP2 S > VP3 PRP$
40 / PRP S S1 / S2 / S3 VBD VP VP1 / VP2 / VP3 finally, the root! S VP PP IN DET PP VP VBD VP VP PP PRP$ DET 1 / 40 2 IN PP S > VP1 S > VP2 S > VP3 PRP$ three valid parses!
41 how do we recover the full derivation of the valid parses S1 / S2 / S3? 41
42 CKY runtime? three nested loops, each O(n) where n is # words O(n 3 ) 42
43 how to find best parse? use PCFG (probabilistic CFG): same as CFG except each rule A > β in the grammar is associated with a probability p(β A) can compute probability of a parse T by just multiplying rule probabilities of the rules r that make up T p(t) = p(β r T r A r )
44 S VP, 0.4 PP IN, 0.1 DET, 0.3 PP, 0.1 VP VBD, 0.2 VP VP PP, 0.3 PRP$, 0.5 DET an, 0.9 VBD shot, 0.3 pajamas, 0.8 elephant, 0.9 I, 0.2 PRP I, 0.6 IN in, 0.9 PRP$ my,
45 (0.2) / PRP (0.6) VBD (0.3) DET (0.9) (0.8) fill in first level (words) with possible derivations and probabilities IN (0.9) PRP$ (0.8) (0.8) 45
46 (0.2) / PRP (0.6) VBD (0.3) DET (0.9) (0.8) how do we compute this cell s probability? IN (0.9) PRP$ (0.8) (0.8) 46
47 (0.2) / PRP (0.6) VBD (0.3) DET (0.9) (0.22) (0.8) how do we compute this cell s probability? p(det ) * P(cellDET) * P(cell) = 0.3 * 0.9 * 0.8 = IN (0.9) PRP$ (0.8) (0.32) (0.8)
48 (-1.6) / S (-6.8) PRP (-0.51) VBD (-1.2) VP (-4.3) DET (-0.11) (-1.5) 1 / 2 (-0.22) (-6.0) IN (-0.11) PP (-3.5) let s switch to log space and fill out the table some more PRP$ (-0.22) (-1.1) (-0.22) 48
49 (-1.6) / S (-6.8) PRP (-0.51) VBD (-1.2) VP (-4.3) DET (-0.11) (-1.5) 1 / 2 (-0.22) (-6.0) IN (-0.11) PP (-3.5) p(1) =? p(2) =? PRP$ (-0.22) (-1.1) (-0.22) 49
50 (-1.6) / S (-6.8) PRP (-0.51) VBD (-1.2) VP (-4.3) DET (-0.11) (-1.5) 1 (-7.31) / 2 (-7.30) (-0.22) (-6.0) do we have to store both s? IN (-0.11) PP (-3.5) PRP$ (-0.22) (-1.1) (-0.22) 50
51 (-1.6) / S (-6.8) PRP (-0.51) VBD (-1.2) VP (-4.3) VP1 / VP2 DET (-0.11) (-1.5) (-7.3) (-0.22) (-6.0) IN (-0.11) PP (-3.5) p(vp1) =? p(vp2) =? PRP$ (-0.22) (-1.1) (-0.22) 51
52 (-1.6) / S (-6.8) PRP (-0.51) VBD VP (-4.3) VP 1 (-10.1) (-1.2) / VP2 (-9.0) DET (-0.11) (-1.5) (-7.3) (-0.22) (-6.0) IN (-0.11) PP (-3.5) do we need to store both VPs? 52 PRP$ (-0.22) (-1.1) (-0.22)
53 (-1.6) / PRP (-0.51) S (-6.8) S (-11.5) VBD (-1.2) VP (-4.3) VP (-9.0) DET (-0.11) (-1.5) (-7.3) (-0.22) (-6.0) IN (-0.11) PP (-3.5) PRP$ (-0.22) (-1.1) (-0.22) 53
54 (-1.6) / PRP (-0.51) S (-6.8) S (-11.5) VBD (-1.2) VP (-4.3) VP (-9.0) DET (-0.11) (-1.5) (-7.3) (-0.22) (-6.0) IN (-0.11) PP (-3.5) recover most probable parse by looking at back pointers PRP$ (-0.22) (-1.1) (-0.22) 54
55 issues w/ PCFGs independence assumption: each rule s probability is independent of the rest of the tree!!! doesn t take into account location in the tree or what words are involved (for A>BC) John saw the man with the hat John saw the moon with the telescope 55
56 add more info to PCFG! How to make good attachment decisions? Enrich PCFG with parent information: what s above me? lexical information via head rules VP[fight]: a VP headed by fight (or better, word/phrase embedding-based generalizations: e.g. recurrent neural network grammars (RNNGs)) 56
57 Lexicalization S VP DT the NN lawyer Vt questioned DT NN the witness + S(questioned) any issues with doing this? (lawyer) VP(questioned) DT(the) the NN(lawyer) lawyer Vt(questioned) questioned DT(the) (witness) NN(witness) 57 the witness
58 where do we get the PCFG probabilities? given a treebank, we can just compute the MLE estimate by counting and normalizing without a treebank, we can use the inside-outside algorithm to estimate probabilities by 1. randomly initializing probabilities 2. computing parses 3. computing expected counts for rules 4. re-estimate probabilities 5. repeat! this should sound familiar 58
59 exercise! 59
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