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We design a language model based on a generative dependency structure for sentences. The parameter of the model is the probability of a dependency N-gram, which is composed of lexical words with four types of extra tag used to model the dependency relation and valence. We further propose an unsupervised expectation-maximization algorithm for parameter estimation, in which all possible dependency structures of a sentence are considered. As the algorithm is language-independent, it can be used on a raw corpus from any language, without any part-of-speech annotation, tree-bank or trained parser. We conducted experiments using four languages, i.e., English, German, Spanish and Japanese, to illustrate the applicability and the properties of the proposed approach. We further apply the proposed approach to a Chinese microblog data set to extract and investigate Internet-based, non-standard lexical dependency features of user-generated content.

A Generative Dependency N-gram Language Model: Unsupervised Parameter Estimation and Application