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Systems based on Markovian processes for the prediction of a few grammatical classes in written text have a good performance in response time and prediction accuracy. Nevertheless, such systems are still far from an acceptable performance concerning memory requirements and time response when using a detailed set of grammatical classes (Boves; Refice 1987).
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Dermatas, E., Kokkinakis, G. (1993). An Algorithm for Automatic Grammatical Classes Definition. In: Köhler, R., Rieger, B.B. (eds) Contributions to Quantitative Linguistics. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-1769-2_11
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