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Chinese Zero Pronoun Resolution: An Unsupervised Probabilistic Model Rivaling Supervised Resolvers
Author(s) -
Chen Chen,
Vincent Ng
Publication year - 2014
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.3115/v1/d14-1084
Subject(s) - computer science , zero (linguistics) , natural language processing , pronoun , artificial intelligence , probabilistic logic , resolution (logic) , generative grammar , resolver , linguistics , telecommunications , philosophy , chip
State-of-the-art Chinese zero pronoun resolution systems are supervised, thus relying on training data containing manually resolved zero pronouns. To eliminate the reliance on annotated data, we present a generative model for unsupervised Chinese zero pronoun resolution. At the core of our model is a novel hypothesis: a probabilistic pronoun resolver trained on overt pronouns in an unsupervised manner can be used to resolve zero pronouns. Experiments demonstrate that our unsupervised model rivals its state-ofthe-art supervised counterparts in performance when resolving the Chinese zero pronouns in the OntoNotes corpus.

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