Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
10368615 Computer Speech & Language 2005 22 Pages PDF
Abstract
Experiments have been conducted in the travel domain using the relatively simple ATIS corpus and the more complex DARPA Communicator Task. The results show that the HVS model can be robustly trained from only minimally annotated corpus data. Furthermore, when measured by its ability to extract attribute-value pairs from natural language queries in the travel domain, the HVS model outperforms a conventional finite-state semantic tagger by 4.1% in F-measure for ATIS and by 6.6% in F-measure for Communicator, suggesting that the benefit of the HVS model's ability to encode context increases as the task becomes more complex.
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