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Write a function to sort a tree by depth and break ties arbitrarily #7

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ftyers opened this issue Dec 2, 2016 · 0 comments
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ftyers commented Dec 2, 2016

See Algorithm 1 in this paper

In the decoding stage, an unordered tree is given and
the goal is to lift edges that would be non-projective
with  respect  to  the  gold  linear  order.   Similarly  to
how training instances are derived, the decoding al-
gorithm traverses the tree bottom-up and visits every
node once. Ties between nodes at the same depth are
broken in an arbitrary but deterministic way.  When
a node is visited, the classifier is applied and the cor-
responding lifting is executed.  Pseudocode is given
in Algorithm 1.

How this is done is not described, but can be discussed in this issue.

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