Apart from MT, another important type of sentence transduction is semantic parsing, in the sense of mapping sentences in some domain to logical forms usable for question answering.
SHOULD union dues be usable, no questions asked, for political campaigns?
They focus on the hypotheses they were funded to study, and often do not have additional information about the subjects that would make the data re-usable for another question; in contrast, institutional approaches can leverage that breadth.
Statistical NLP has only recently begun to be concerned with deriving interpretations usable for inference and question answering (and as pointed out in the previous subsection, some of the literature in this area assumes that the NL text itself can and should be used as the basis for inference).
In another study, Just and Apsinall [24] proposed guidelines for designing usable and secure challenge questions which recommended removing white spaces, punctuation and capitalization for enhanced usability.
The favourite questions collect subjective information, which may change over time and circumstances, however, popular favourite questions can be usable.
Furthermore, the UK response rate was very low; 35% of an unreported number of questionnaires were returned and only 9% overall were usable after adjusting for unanswered questions.
Personal Questions: Personal questions are believed to be usable and widely used by the corporate email providers e.g. AOL, Yahoo, Google and Microsoft [20].
Compilations were necessary, because 31% (N = 85) of the responses to this question were either not usable or were inconsistent with other survey responses.
So, Mr. Gulielmetti said, it is up to the tenant to raise questions about rentable space, usable space and loss factors when the terms of the lease are being negotiated.
