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Improving malt dependency parser using a simple grammar-driven unlexicalised dependency parser
In this paper, we present an approach to integrate unlexicalised grammatical features into Malt dependency parser. Malt parser is a lexicalised parser, and like every lexicalised parser, it is prone to data sparseness. We aim to address this problem by providing features from an unlexicalised parser. Contrary to lexicalised parsers, unlexicalised parsers are known for their robustness. We build a simple unlexicalised grammatical parser with POS tag sequences as grammar rules. We use the features from the grammatical parser as additional features to Malt. We achieved improvements of about 0.17-0.30% (UAS) on both English and Hindi state-of-the-art Malt results.