Index of papers in Proc. ACL 2009 that mention
  • random sampling
Dwyer, Kenneth and Kondrak, Grzegorz
Experimental setup
In order to speed up the experiments, a random sample of 2000 words was drawn from the pool and presented to the active learner each time.
Results
The dashed curves in Figure 1 represent the baseline performance with no clustering, no context ordering, random sampling , and ALINE, unless otherwise noted.
Results
For instance, on the Spanish dataset, random sampling reached 97% word accuracy after 1420 words had been annotated, whereas QBB did so with only 510 words — a 64% reduction in labelling effort.
Results
It is important to note that empirical comparisons of different active learning techniques have shown that random sampling establishes a very
random sampling is mentioned in 7 sentences in this paper.
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Mausam and Soderland, Stephen and Etzioni, Oren and Weld, Daniel and Skinner, Michael and Bilmes, Jeff
Empirical Evaluation
Ideally, we would like to evaluate a random sample of the more than 1,000 languages represented in PANDICTIONARY.5 However, a high-quality evaluation of translation between two languages requires a person who is fluent in both languages.
Empirical Evaluation
We provided our evaluators with a random sample of translations into their native language.
Empirical Evaluation
To carry out this comparison, we randomly sampled 1,000 senses from English Wiktionary and ran the three algorithms over them.
random sampling is mentioned in 4 sentences in this paper.
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McIntosh, Tara and Curran, James R.
Seed diversity
We randomly sample Sgold from two sets of correct terms extracted from the evaluation cache.
Unsupervised bagging
One approach is to use uniform random sampling from restricted sections of Lhand.
Unsupervised bagging
We performed random sampling from the top 100, 200 and 500 terms of Lhand.
random sampling is mentioned in 3 sentences in this paper.
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