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Communications of The ACM | 1970

Automatic parsing for content analysis

Frederick J. Damerau

Although automatic syntactic and semantic analysis is not yet possible for all of an unrestricted natural language text, some applications, of which content analysis is one, do not have such a stringent coverage requirement. Preliminary studies show that the Harvard Syntactic Analyzer can produce correct and unambiguous identification of the subject and object of certain verbs for approximately half of the relevant occurences. This provides a degree of coverage for content analysis variables which compares favorably to manual methods, in which only a sample of the total available text is normally processed.


Archive | 1998

Method for improvement accuracy of decision tree based text categorization

Chidanand Apte; Frederick J. Damerau; Sholom M. Weiss


Archive | 2000

Automatic labeling of unlabeled text data

Frederick J. Damerau; David E. Johnson; Martin Cornelius Buskirk


Archive | 1999

Machine learning based electronic messaging system

Martin Cornelius Buskirk; Frederick J. Damerau; David H. Johnson; Marguerite Raaen


Archive | 1989

Method and apparatus for "wrong word" spelling error detection and correction

Frederick J. Damerau; Eric Mays; Robert L. Mercer


Archive | 1992

Storing and retrieving records in a computer system

Frederick J. Damerau


Archive | 1982

Guess-ahead feature for a keyboard-display terminal data input system

Frederick J. Damerau


Archive | 2000

Categorization based text processing

David E. Johnson; Frederick J. Damerau


Archive | 1998

Light weight document matcher

Chidanand Apte; Frederick J. Damerau; Sholom M. Weiss; Brian F. White


Archive | 1999

Rule induction for summarizing documents in a classified document collection

David E. Johnson; Frederick J. Damerau

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