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For classification problems, it is important that the classifier is trained with data which is likely to appear in the future. Discriminative models, because of their nature to focus on the boundary between classes rather than data itself, usually do not h ...
Information access in meeting recordings can be assisted by meeting browsers, or can be fully automated following a question-answering (QA) approach. An information access task is defined, aiming at discriminating true vs. false parallel statements about f ...
Information access in meeting recordings can be assisted by meeting browsers, or can be fully automated following a question-answering (QA) approach. An information access task is defined, aiming at discriminating true vs. false parallel statements about f ...