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    Prolog [6], enables grammar writers to control backtracking. By manually inserting cut operators into a PEG grammar, an efficient packrat parser that can dynamically reclaim unnecessary space for memoization can be generated. To evaluate the effectiveness of cut operators, a packrat parser generator called Yapp was implemented that accepts cut operators in addition to ordinary PEG notations. The experimental evaluations showed that the packrat parsers generated using grammars with cut operators inserted

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    spell check are not always on or available, so simple grammar mistakes can go unnoticed. These factors promote informal articulation and have led to the devaluation of formal speech. With technology continuing to progress and social media’s growing presence, the future of formal grammar in the English language is unclear despite its lasting importance today. Although advances in technology have many benefits regarding human interaction, grammar skills are still valued in society. For example, In Ontario

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    Perhaps no one would have expected a 1956 work on the study of languages to end up one of the most influential ideas in computer science. The work was Three Models for the Description of Language by Noam Chomsky. In it, Chomsky outlines a hierarchy of grammars with each one more robust and powerful than the last. This was just the beginning of what is now called the generative approach to linguistics. The generative view is that a system of rules govern our abilities to produce grammatical sentences. If

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    Sentiment Analysis David Studdard January 8, 2016 Cognitive Software Design Dr. Steve South University This article investigated some of the fundamental research issues inside of the field of sentiment analysis and examined several algorithms that intend to understand each of these issues. It has also portrayed a percentage of the major applications of sentiment analysis and gave a couple significant open difficulties. Numerous commercial sentiment analysis systems still utilize oversimplified

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    relies heavily on peers from Chinese background to clarify instructions and explanations. She has been exposed some common phrases like those used to agree, disagree, seek clarification, include others in the discussion, etc., but teaching her more expression may encourage her to respond more in English. In subject areas, we recommend future teachers support Nina’s understanding with illustrations or visual aids when she is confused by verbal explanations. It would also be very helpful if her handouts

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    3. Methodology 3.1 Python Libraries Python is a kind of simple but powerful programming language. The concise and flexible grammar makes Python looks like pseudocode, so that users can spend more time on algorithms, instead of coding and debugging, which makes Python one of the most favorite programming languages of scientists and researchers. In addition, due to its open-source nature, plenty of libraries have been developed, which nearly cover all the existing research fields, especially scientific

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    Final Exam 1. Describe the modeling technique that you were assigned in your own words. The modeling technique that I was assigned Extended Backus Naur Form (EBNF). In software engineering, expanded Backus–Naur frame (EBNF) is a group of metasyntax documentations, any of which can be utilized to express a setting free sentence structure. EBNF is utilized to make a formal depiction of a formal language which can be a PC programming language. They are augmentations of the fundamental Backus–Naur

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    “Carrion Comfort,” one of Gerard Manley Hopkin’s Terrible Sonnets, expresses a sentiment atypical of Hopkins’s usually ecstatically worshipful poems. Hopkins was deeply religious, and much of his poetry invoked a euphoric, worshipful experience of the natural world and its connection to God. Toward the end of his career and his life, however, Hopkins wrote his Terrible Sonnets, which dealt with darker emotions and internal conflict; “Carrion Comfort” is one such sonnet. The original sonnet structure

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    Comprehension 6 3. Factors Affecting English Listening Comprehension 7 3.1 Rudimentary Knowledge of English 7 3.1.1 Pronunciation 8 3.1.2 Vocabulary 10 3.1.3 Grammar 11 3.2 Cultural knowledge 12 3.3 Psychological Factor 13 4. Countermeasures 13 4.1 Rudimentary Knowledge of English 14 4.1.1 Pronunciation 14 4.1.2 Vocabulary 14 4.1.3 Grammar 15 4.2 Cultural Knowledge 15 4.3

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    ABSTRACT Opinions play a crucial role in the decision making process. Analysis in the field of making decisions and setting policies has shown that sentiment analysis and Opinion mining has become increasingly important in the field of Information Retrieval and Web analysis. In the past years, the growth of user generated data in web forums, social networking sites and other social platforms is tremendous, which diverts our study towards mining the opinions on web. In this paper, we have presented

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