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To introduce a general regression framework for learning string-to-string transductions as an alternative to conventional classification-based methods.

January 1, 2005

A general regression technique for learning transductions

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To introduce a general regression framework for learning string-to-string transductions as an alternative to conventional classification-based methods.
Formulated a two-stage transduction learning process consisting of regression coefficient estimation followed by pre-image computation.
Developed a simplified formulation of kernel dependency estimation alongside an efficient algorithm to compute pre-images specifically for output sequences.
Demonstrated the empirical feasibility and effectiveness of regression-based transduction across experimental sequence mapping tasks.

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Algorithmic study demonstrates effective string-to-string mapping via kernel regression and pre-image recovery, suggesting a scalable alternative to classification methods in sequence modeling.

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Cortes et al. (2005) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a10dd93d06b5b96589faf2e https://doi.org/10.1145/1102351.1102371

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Algorithmic study demonstrates effective string-to-string mapping via kernel regression and pre-image recovery, suggesting a scalable alternative to classification methods in sequence modeling.

A general regression technique for learning transductions

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A general regression technique for learning transductions

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