question archive Consider the following chunking rules: (9) 1
Consider the following chunking rules: (9) 1
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Consider the following chunking rules: (9) 1. NP - DT JJ* NN 2. NP - NNP 3. VP - VB 4. VP - Aux VB You may consider * to be a Kleene-star, with a meaning similar to that found in regular expressions: zero or more of the preceding. The tags provided in the chunking rules are as follows: DT Determiner NP Noun Phrase NN Noun NNP Proper Noun VB Verb VP Verb Phrase Aux Auxiliary Verb Table 6: POS Tags for chunking Apply these rules to the following sentences: 1. Rapunzel let down her long golden hair. 2. How do I get to Mozambique? 3. Can the manager give me another room? You'll have to POS tag the sentences first1
