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What is the difference between a language model and a hierarchical language model?

Posted on 2013/10/122015/11/24 by mendicott

What is the difference between a language model and a hierarchical language model?

I’m not a formally trained expert, more like a hobbyist or maven, but a quick search of my Meta-Guide.com website seems to indicate that language models are generally statistical, whereas hierarchical language models are rule or tree based. So, a more precise distinction may be statistical language modeling versus hierarchical language modeling.

See my quick and dirty webpages:
· IRSTLM (IRST Language Modeling) Toolkit – Meta-Guide.com
· Language Modeling & Dialog Systems 2011 – Meta-Guide.com
· Rule-based Language Modeling – Meta-Guide.com
· SRILM (SRI Language Modeling Toolkit) 2011 – Meta-Guide.com

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