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===============================================================================
ABL README
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Alignment-Based Learning (ABL) is a symbolic grammar inference
framework that has succesfully been applied for several unsupervised
machine learning tasks in Natural Language Processing (NLP). Given
sequences of symbols only, a system that implements ABL induces
structure by aligning and comparing the input sequences. As a result,
the input sequences are augmented with the induced structure. For more
information, see the reference list at the end of this file.
This package contains a C++ implementation of ABL. It is maintained
by:
Menno van Zaanen ([email protected])
The latest version of this package can be found on:
http://ilk.uvt.nl/~menno/research/software/abl
For any questions, remarks, bugs, improvements, or any other matters
of concern about this package, send an email to: [email protected]
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IMPORTANT FILES
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Please read the following before using this ABL package:
LICENCE : conditions and terms for using this software
INSTALL : information on installing this software
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REQUIREMENTS
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The ABL package should run on any standard UNIX based platform. It
requires a C++ compiler (> GCC 3.0).
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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The ABL package was developed by Menno van Zaanen (Tilburg University,
The Netherlands) and Jeroen Geertzen (University of Cambridge, UK).
The project was partially supported financially with a grant from
Macquarie University, Australia.
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REFERENCES
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[1] "Bootstrapping Structure into Language: Alignment-Based Learning",
Menno van Zaanen, 2001,
PhD Thesis, School of Computing, University of Leeds, UK.
[2] "Implementing Alignment-Based Learning",
Menno van Zaanen, 2002,
In: Proceedings of the International Colloquium on Grammatical
Inference (ICGI), pp 312-314, Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
[3] "String alignment in grammatical inference: what suffix trees can do",
Jeroen Geertzen, 2003,
Technical report ILK-0311, Tilburg University, The Netherlands.
$Id: README 3755 2010-02-19 11:23:46Z menno $