Ronan Collobert Jason Weston Leon Bottou Michael Karlen Koray Kavukcouglu Pavel Kuksa.

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Ronan Collobert Jason Weston Leon Bottou Michael Karlen Koray Kavukcouglu Pavel Kuksa

 Common Approaches in NLP  Using Task-specific features  Knowledge injection about structure of data  Expertise from Linguists  Approach used in the paper  No task-specific feature engineering  Minimal prior Knowledge

 Part-Of-Speech (POS) Tagging  Syntactic Parsing  Chunking  Shallow Parsing  Named Entity Recognition  Person, Location etc.  Semantic Role Labelling

 Words to Feature Vectors  Look up Table  Random initialization vs Unsupervised Pre- training  Extending to any Discrete Features  Extracting Higher level Features from Word Feature Vectors  Window Approach  Sentence Approach

 Word-Level Log Likelihood  Only words are taken independently for optimizing the weights  Sentence-Level Log Likelihood  Optimization function takes into account all the tags as well as transitions between tags  Stochastic Gradient  Standard Optimization Algorithm