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Understanding Non-Native Writings: Can a Parser Help?

2017-12-01 · WS 2017 12 · Jirka Hana, Barbora Hladk{\'a}

We present a pilot study on parsing non-native texts written by learners of Czech. We performed experiments that have shown that at least high-level syntactic functions, like subject, predicate, and object, can be assigned based on a parser trained on standard native language.

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