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Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) Parser
I just finished up the doc on a complete parser and object model for the for the U.S. National Library of Medicine’s XML-based Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) distribution. MeSH contains over 2… more →
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Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) Parser
lingpipe wrote 1 day ago: I just finished up the doc on a complete parser and object model for the for the U.S. National Libra … more →
DARPA grants BBN $30M for "Universal Reading System"
lingpipe wrote 4 days ago: Wow. DARPA just granted BBN a $30M contract (US dollars, of course), spread over 5 years, to develo … more →
Convergence for (Stochastic) Gradient Descent (or EM)
lingpipe wrote 4 days ago: One of the most confusing aspects of the stochastic gradient descent (SGD) and expectation maximizat … more →
$1M Netflix Prize Qualifier BellKor Pragmatic Chaos
lingpipe wrote 6 days ago: Finally! The BellKor Pragmatic Chaos team, winner of the last two Netflix Progress Prizes just topp … more →
Log Sum of Exponentials
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lingpipe wrote 1 week ago: I’ve decided, at least in the first pass, to calculate forward/backward for CRFs on a log scal … more →
Veeramachaneni and Kondadadi (2009) Surrogate Learning - From Feature Independence to Semi-Supervised Classification
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lingpipe wrote 1 week ago: It’s more fun with classifier algebra today, as we look in our friends at Thomson-Reuters R … more →
Chain Conditional Random Fields: Implementation and Design Issues
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lingpipe wrote 2 weeks ago: I’m starting to implement conditional random fields (CRF) for LingPipe. (See, I really don … more →
Dasgupta and Hsu (2008) Hierarchical Sampling for Active Learning
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lingpipe wrote 2 weeks ago: Once I got onto the ICML discussion site, I followed some of the papers that had discussions. I … more →
Raykar et al. (2009) Supervised Learning from Multiple Experts: Whom to Trust when Everyone Lies a Bit
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Greg Little's Turkit: Multi-Pass Annotation Refinement
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lingpipe wrote 2 weeks ago: I had the luxury of dashing out to California last week for the San Francisco Turk Meetup hosted by … more →
Comparing Bernoulli and Multinomial (Reply)
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lingpipe wrote 3 weeks ago: So what do you do when a blog doesn’t allow comments? Comment from your own blog. The BioNLP … more →
Google Squared: General Entity and Relation Extraction at a Web Scale
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lingpipe wrote 4 weeks ago: Wow! When I came into the office yesterday, Mike was all revved up about Google Squared. If you … more →
Predicting Category Prevalence by Adjusting for Biased Classifiers
lingpipe wrote 4 weeks ago: Suppose you are interested in text-based epidemiology, as our customer Health Monitoring Services is … more →
Bing Brings its A Game
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lingpipe wrote 1 month ago: [Update: Bing won the race to index this blog post. A search 30 minutes after this post went live … more →
June 10 Mechanical Turk Meetup - San Francisco
lingpipe wrote 1 month ago: I’m heading West for a June 10 meetup about the Mechanical Turk, hosted by the Turk experts, D … more →
Bulmer (1967) Principles of Statistics
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lingpipe wrote 1 month ago: When I asked Steve Ansolobahere what to read as an intro to stats, he recommended this: Bulmer, M. … more →
Flexible Dictionary-Based Chunking for Extracting Gene and Protein Names
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lingpipe wrote 1 month ago: We’ve been using our exact dictionary matching chunker rather heavily lately in extracting gen … more →
Lucida Console is My Font
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lingpipe wrote 1 month ago: The Hivelogic blog has a post about Top 10 Programming Fonts. I have to say my tastes run rather in … more →
Quantized Information Gain (Conditional Entropy) for Real- and Count-Valued Features
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lingpipe wrote 1 month ago: I’ve just implemented information gain for feature selection, but I’m unhappy with how p … more →
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