Lecture 7: Introduction to syntax-based MT
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1 Lecture 7: Introduction to syntax-based MT Andreas Maletti Statistical Machine Translation Stuttgart December 16, 2011 SMT VII A. Maletti 1
2 Lecture 7 Goals Overview Tree substitution grammars (tree automata) Synchronous grammars (tree transducers) SMT VII A. Maletti 2
3 Contents 1 Overview 2 Tree reresentations 3 Bar-Hillel Construction 4 Variants 5 Tree Transducers SMT VII A. Maletti 3
4 Word-based system (FST) And then the matter was decided, and everything was ut in lace f kan An tm AlHsm w wdet Al>mwr fy nsab ha Derivation Inut: And then the matter was decided, and everything was ut in lace Outut: SMT VII A. Maletti 4
5 Word-based system (FST) And then the matter was decided, and everything was ut in lace f kan An tm AlHsm w wdet Al>mwr fy nsab ha Derivation Inut: then the matter was decided, and everything was ut in lace Outut: SMT VII A. Maletti 4
6 Word-based system (FST) And then the matter was decided, and everything was ut in lace f kan An tm AlHsm w wdet Al>mwr fy nsab ha Derivation Inut: the matter was decided, and everything was ut in lace Outut: SMT VII A. Maletti 4
7 Word-based system (FST) And then the matter was decided, and everything was ut in lace f kan An tm AlHsm w wdet Al>mwr fy nsab ha Derivation Inut: the matter was decided, and everything was ut in lace Outut: f SMT VII A. Maletti 4
8 Word-based system (FST) And then the matter was decided, and everything was ut in lace f kan An tm AlHsm w wdet Al>mwr fy nsab ha Derivation Inut: the matter was decided, and everything was ut in lace Outut: f kan SMT VII A. Maletti 4
9 Word-based system (FST) And then the matter was decided, and everything was ut in lace f kan An tm AlHsm w wdet Al>mwr fy nsab ha Derivation Inut: the matter was decided, and everything was ut in lace Outut: f kan SMT VII A. Maletti 4
10 Word-based system (FST) And then the matter was decided, and everything was ut in lace f kan An tm AlHsm w wdet Al>mwr fy nsab ha Derivation Inut: the matter was decided, and everything was ut in lace Outut: f kan SMT VII A. Maletti 4
11 Word-based system (FST) And then the matter was decided, and everything was ut in lace f kan An tm AlHsm w wdet Al>mwr fy nsab ha Derivation Inut: the matter was decided, and everything was ut in lace Outut: f kan SMT VII A. Maletti 4
12 Word-based system (FST) And then the matter was decided, and everything was ut in lace f kan An tm AlHsm w wdet Al>mwr fy nsab ha Derivation Inut: the matter, and everything was ut in lace Outut: f kan An tm AlHsm SMT VII A. Maletti 4
13 Word-based system (FST) And then the matter was decided, and everything was ut in lace f kan An tm AlHsm w wdet Al>mwr fy nsab ha Derivation Inut: the matter and everything was ut in lace Outut: f kan An tm AlHsm SMT VII A. Maletti 4
14 Word-based system (FST) And then the matter was decided, and everything was ut in lace f kan An tm AlHsm w wdet Al>mwr fy nsab ha Derivation Inut: the matter everything was ut in lace Outut: f kan An tm AlHsm w SMT VII A. Maletti 4
15 Word-based system (FST) And then the matter was decided, and everything was ut in lace f kan An tm AlHsm w wdet Al>mwr fy nsab ha Derivation Inut: the matter was ut in lace Outut: f kan An tm AlHsm w SMT VII A. Maletti 4
16 Word-based system (FST) And then the matter was decided, and everything was ut in lace f kan An tm AlHsm w wdet Al>mwr fy nsab ha Derivation Inut: the matter was ut in lace Outut: f kan An tm AlHsm w SMT VII A. Maletti 4
17 Word-based system (FST) And then the matter was decided, and everything was ut in lace f kan An tm AlHsm w wdet Al>mwr fy nsab ha Derivation Inut: the matter in lace Outut: f kan An tm AlHsm w wdet SMT VII A. Maletti 4
18 Word-based system (FST) And then the matter was decided, and everything was ut in lace f kan An tm AlHsm w wdet Al>mwr fy nsab ha Derivation Inut: in lace Outut: f kan An tm AlHsm w wdet Al>mwr SMT VII A. Maletti 4
19 Word-based system (FST) And then the matter was decided, and everything was ut in lace f kan An tm AlHsm w wdet Al>mwr fy nsab ha Derivation Inut: lace Outut: f kan An tm AlHsm w wdet Al>mwr fy SMT VII A. Maletti 4
20 Word-based system (FST) And then the matter was decided, and everything was ut in lace f kan An tm AlHsm w wdet Al>mwr fy nsab ha Derivation Inut: Outut: f kan An tm AlHsm w wdet Al>mwr fy nsab ha SMT VII A. Maletti 4
21 Phrase-based machine translation Schema Inut Machine translation system Language model Outut Phrase-based systems Inut Segmenter Machine translation system Language model Outut SMT VII A. Maletti 5
22 Phrase-based machine translation Schema Inut Machine translation system Language model Outut Phrase-based systems Inut Segmenter Machine translation system Language model Outut SMT VII A. Maletti 5
23 Phrase-based system (FST+Perm) And then the matter was decided, and everything was ut in lace f kan An tm AlHsm w wdet Al>mwr fy nsab ha Derivation Inut: And then the matter was decided, and everything was ut in lace Outut: SMT VII A. Maletti 6
24 Phrase-based system (FST+Perm) And then the matter was decided, and everything was ut in lace f kan An tm AlHsm w wdet Al>mwr fy nsab ha Derivation Inut: And then 1 the matter 5 was decided 2, and everything 3 was ut 4 in lace 6 Outut: SMT VII A. Maletti 6
25 Phrase-based system (FST+Perm) And then the matter was decided, and everything was ut in lace f kan An tm AlHsm w wdet Al>mwr fy nsab ha Derivation Inut: And then 1 the matter 5 was decided 2, and everything 3 was ut 4 in lace 6 Outut: f kan 1 An tm AlHsm 2 w 3 wdet 4 Almwr 5 fy nsab ha 6 SMT VII A. Maletti 6
26 Machine translation (cont d) Phrase-based systems Inut Segmenter Machine translation system Language model Outut Syntax-based systems Inut Parser Machine translation system Language model Outut SMT VII A. Maletti 7
27 Machine translation (cont d) Phrase-based systems Inut Segmenter Machine translation system Language model Outut Syntax-based systems Inut Parser Machine translation system Language model Outut SMT VII A. Maletti 7
28 Syntax-based Aroach Overview English German Semantics Syntax Phrase SMT VII A. Maletti 8
29 Syntax-based Aroach Overview English German Semantics Syntax Phrase SMT VII A. Maletti 8
30 Syntax-based Aroach Overview English German Semantics Syntax Phrase SMT VII A. Maletti 8
31 Syntax-based Aroach Overview English German Semantics Syntax Phrase SMT VII A. Maletti 8
32 Syntax-based Aroach Overview English German Semantics Syntax Phrase SMT VII A. Maletti 8
33 Parser S S CC S CC ADVP NP-SBJ-9 VP and NP-SBJ-1 VP And RB DT NN VBD VP NN VBD VP then the matter was VBN NP-9 everything was VBN NP-1 PP decided, ut * IN NP in NN lace And then the matter was decided, and everything was ut in lace (thanks to KEVIN KNIGHT for the data) SMT VII A. Maletti 9
34 Semantics-based Aroach Overview English German Semantics Syntax Phrase SMT VII A. Maletti 10
35 Semantics-based Aroach Overview English German Semantics Syntax Phrase SMT VII A. Maletti 10
36 Semantics-based Aroach Overview English German Semantics Syntax Phrase SMT VII A. Maletti 10
37 Semantics-based Aroach Overview English German Semantics Syntax Phrase SMT VII A. Maletti 10
38 Semantics-based Aroach Overview English German Semantics Syntax Phrase SMT VII A. Maletti 10
39 Semantics-based Aroach Overview English German Semantics Syntax Phrase SMT VII A. Maletti 10
40 Contents 1 Overview 2 Tree reresentations 3 Bar-Hillel Construction 4 Variants 5 Tree Transducers SMT VII A. Maletti 11
41 Parsing and CFG Examle (Context-free grammar) S NP VP VP VBP ADVP JJ Colorless NNS ideas RB furiously NP JJ JJ NNS ADVP RB JJ green VBP slee Derivation S Colorless green ideas slee furiously SMT VII A. Maletti 12
42 Parse tree Examle S NP VP JJ JJ NNS VBP ADVP Colorless green ideas slee RB furiously Remark We are interested in the arse tree, not just whether S w! SMT VII A. Maletti 13
43 Parse tree Examle S NP VP JJ JJ NNS VBP ADVP Colorless green ideas slee RB furiously Remark We are interested in the arse tree, not just whether S w! SMT VII A. Maletti 13
44 Parse tree Examle S NP VP JJ JJ NNS VBP ADVP Colorless green ideas slee RB furiously Remark We are interested in the arse tree, not just whether S w! But there can be exonentially many arse trees for a sentence. SMT VII A. Maletti 13
45 Packed tree language Remark A tree language is often called forest in NLP. Examle S S NP VP NP VP JJ JJ NNS VBP ADVP JJ JJ NNS VBP ADVP Colorless green ideas slee RB green green ideas slee RB furiously furiously SMT VII A. Maletti 14
46 Packed tree language Remark A tree language is often called forest in NLP. Examle S S NP VP NP VP JJ JJ NNS VBP ADVP JJ JJ NNS VBP ADVP Colorless green ideas slee RB green green ideas slee RB S furiously S furiously NP NP VP JJ green JJ Colorless JJ green NNS ideas VBP slee ADVP RB furiously SMT VII A. Maletti 14
47 Local tree language Definition A local tree grammar is a grammar with rules of the form S S N 1... N k SMT VII A. Maletti 15
48 Local tree language Examle S NP S VP NP NP JJ JJ NNS VP VBP VP ADVP ADVP ADVP RB JJ JJ Colorless JJ JJ green NNS NNS ideas VBP VBP slee RB RB furiously Derivation S NP VP JJ JJ NNS VBP ADVP Colorless green ideas slee RB furiously SMT VII A. Maletti 16
49 Local tree language Definition The tree languages generated by local tree grammars are the local tree languages. Theorem The set of derivations of a context-free grammar forms a local tree language. SMT VII A. Maletti 17
50 Local tree language Definition The tree languages generated by local tree grammars are the local tree languages. Theorem The set of derivations of a context-free grammar forms a local tree language. SMT VII A. Maletti 17
51 Local tree language Question Is the tree language consisting of only S NP VP JJ JJ NNS VBP ADVP Colorless green ideas slee RB furiously a local tree language? SMT VII A. Maletti 18
52 Local tree language Question Is the tree language consisting of only S NP VP JJ JJ NNS VBP ADVP Colorless green ideas slee RB furiously a local tree language? Answer NO! SMT VII A. Maletti 18
53 Local tree language Notes Local tree languages have undesirable roerties: not closed under union cannot reresent all finite languages... SMT VII A. Maletti 19
54 Regular tree language Definition A regular tree grammar is a grammar with rules of the form q S q 1... q k The such generated languages are the regular tree languages. Remark Regular tree grammars are local tree grammars with hidden states. SMT VII A. Maletti 20
55 Regular tree language Definition A regular tree grammar is a grammar with rules of the form q S q 1... q k The such generated languages are the regular tree languages. Remark Regular tree grammars are local tree grammars with hidden states. SMT VII A. Maletti 20
56 Regular tree language Examle q S S q NP q NP q VP NP q VP JJ q JJ q NNS VP JJ JJ q VBP q ADVP q c q JJ JJ q NNS NNS q VBD VBD q g q i q s q ADVP ADVP q RB q RB RB q f Derivation q S SMT VII A. Maletti 21
57 Regular tree language Examle q S S q NP q NP q VP NP q VP JJ q JJ q NNS VP JJ JJ q VBP q ADVP q c q JJ JJ q NNS NNS q VBD VBD q g q i q s q ADVP ADVP q RB q RB RB q f Derivation q S q NP S q VP SMT VII A. Maletti 21
58 Regular tree language Examle q S S q NP q NP q VP NP q VP JJ q JJ q NNS VP JJ JJ q VBP q ADVP q c q JJ JJ q NNS NNS q VBD VBD q g q i q s q ADVP ADVP q RB q RB RB q f Derivation q S S q NP q VP NP S q VP JJ q JJ q NNS SMT VII A. Maletti 21
59 Regular tree languages Princial roerties Finite languages are regular Closed under all Boolean oerations Closed under relabelings, linear homomorhisms, inverse homomorhisms Can be determinized and minimized (bottom-u) Summary They are basically the tree version of finite-state automata with the same nice roerties. SMT VII A. Maletti 22
60 Trees and their yield Definition The yield of a tree is the string of its leaves (in natural order). Theorem The yield language of a regular tree language is context-free. Each context-free language is the yield of a regular tree language. SMT VII A. Maletti 23
61 Questions Question Is {σ(t, t) t arbitrary tree} regular? SMT VII A. Maletti 24
62 Questions Question Is {σ(t, t) t arbitrary tree} regular? Answer NO! SMT VII A. Maletti 24
63 Questions Question Is {σ(t, t) t arbitrary tree} regular? Answer NO! Question Is {σ(γ n (α), γ n (α)) n N} regular? SMT VII A. Maletti 24
64 Questions Question Is {σ(t, t) t arbitrary tree} regular? Answer NO! Question Is {σ(γ n (α), γ n (α)) n N} regular? Answer NO! Remark Not every tree language with context-free yield language is regular! SMT VII A. Maletti 24
65 Back to arsing Observation Most CFG-arsers are regular tree grammars (+ control) because they are based on a CFG ( local tree grammar) and have hidden states (or features) Alternative The features can be made exlicit in the arse tree structure. SMT VII A. Maletti 25
66 Back to arsing Observation Most CFG-arsers are regular tree grammars (+ control) because they are based on a CFG ( local tree grammar) and have hidden states (or features) Alternative The features can be made exlicit in the arse tree structure. SMT VII A. Maletti 25
67 Contents 1 Overview 2 Tree reresentations 3 Bar-Hillel Construction 4 Variants 5 Tree Transducers SMT VII A. Maletti 26
68 Binarization Inut tree S Binarized tree S NP VP NP VP JJ JJ NNS VBP VBP ADVP Colorless green ideas slee RB slee RB furiously Colorless JJ NNS furiously green ideas Theorem A tree language is regular if and only if its binarization is regular SMT VII A. Maletti 27
69 Binarization Inut tree S Binarized tree S NP VP NP VP JJ JJ NNS VBP VBP ADVP Colorless green ideas slee RB slee RB furiously Colorless JJ NNS furiously green ideas Theorem A tree language is regular if and only if its binarization is regular SMT VII A. Maletti 27
70 Individual runs Run on the yield () Colorless ( 1 ) ideas ( 2 ) slee ( 3 ) furiously ( ) Run on the inut tree S, q NP, q VP, q 1 JJ, q NNS, q VBP, q 1 ADVP, q 2 Colorless, w ideas, w slee, w RB, q 2 furiously, w SMT VII A. Maletti 28
71 Bar-Hillel construction Run on the yield () Colorless ( 1 ) ideas ( 2 ) slee ( 3 ) furiously ( ) Comosite run, S, q,, NP, q, 2 2, VP, q 1,, JJ, q, 1 1, NNS, q, 2 2, VBP, q 1, 3 3, ADVP, q 2,, Colorless, w, 1 1, ideas, w, 2 2, slee, w, 3 3, RB, q 2, 3, furiously, w, SMT VII A. Maletti 29
72 Bar-Hillel construction (cont d) Illustration σ q σ q = = = = = 1 q 1 1 q 1 2 q 2 ν(, α, q) α q = e q SMT VII A. Maletti 30
73 Bar-Hillel construction (cont d) Theorem The regular restriction of a regular tree language is regular Remark Comlexity: O(mn 3 ) m: size of the regular tree grammar n: size of the regular grammar (or inut string) Conclusion We can arse with regular tree grammars in O(mn 3 ). SMT VII A. Maletti 31
74 Contents 1 Overview 2 Tree reresentations 3 Bar-Hillel Construction 4 Variants 5 Tree Transducers SMT VII A. Maletti 32
75 To-down Bar-Hillel construction Run on the yield (1) Colorless (2) ideas (3) slee (4) furiously (5) Comosite run 1, S, q, 5 1, NP, q, 3 3, VP, q 1, 5 SMT VII A. Maletti 33
76 To-down Bar-Hillel construction Run on the yield (1) Colorless (2) ideas (3) slee (4) furiously (5) Comosite run 1, S, q, 5 1, NP, q, 3 3, VP, q 1, 5 1, JJ, q, 2 2, NNS, q, 3 SMT VII A. Maletti 33
77 To-down Bar-Hillel construction Run on the yield (1) Colorless (2) ideas (3) slee (4) furiously (5) Comosite run 1, S, q, 5 1, NP, q, 3 3, VP, q 1, 5 1, JJ, q, 2 2, NNS, q, 3 3, VBP, q 1, 4 4, ADVP, q 2, 5 1, Colorless, w, 2 2, ideas, w, 3 3, slee, w, 4 4, RB, q 2, 5 4, furiously, w, 5 SMT VII A. Maletti 33
78 Bottom-u Bar-Hillel construction Run on the yield (1) Colorless (2) ideas (3) slee (4) furiously (5) Comosite run 1, Colorless, w, 2 SMT VII A. Maletti 34
79 Bottom-u Bar-Hillel construction Run on the yield (1) Colorless (2) ideas (3) slee (4) furiously (5) Comosite run 1, JJ, q, 2 1, Colorless, w, 2 SMT VII A. Maletti 34
80 Bottom-u Bar-Hillel construction Run on the yield (1) Colorless (2) ideas (3) slee (4) furiously (5) Comosite run 1, JJ, q, 2 1, Colorless, w, 2 2, NNS, q, 3 2, ideas, w, 3 SMT VII A. Maletti 34
81 Bottom-u Bar-Hillel construction Run on the yield (1) Colorless (2) ideas (3) slee (4) furiously (5) Comosite run 1, NP, q, 3 1, JJ, q, 2 1, Colorless, w, 2 2, NNS, q, 3 2, ideas, w, 3 SMT VII A. Maletti 34
82 Bottom-u Bar-Hillel construction Run on the yield (1) Colorless (2) ideas (3) slee (4) furiously (5) Comosite run 1, S, q, 5 1, NP, q, 3 3, VP, q 1, 5 1, JJ, q, 2 2, NNS, q, 3 3, VBP, q 1, 4 4, ADVP, q 2, 5 1, Colorless, w, 2 2, ideas, w, 3 3, slee, w, 4 4, RB, q 2, 5 4, furiously, w, 5 SMT VII A. Maletti 34
83 Summary Key oints regular tree grammar as efficient tree data structure context-free behavior basis for most syntax-based translation models Further models weaker models are generally inadequate tree adjoining grammars (more exressive, but worse comutational roerties) Automata on directed acyclic grahs (see Daniel s lecture) SMT VII A. Maletti 35
84 Contents 1 Overview 2 Tree reresentations 3 Bar-Hillel Construction 4 Variants 5 Tree Transducers SMT VII A. Maletti 36
85 Extended To-down Tree Transducer Definition Each rule now has an inut and an outut side, which are both full trees (not just a single symbol followed by states) Examle σ q σ q r q q r α x x α x x SMT VII A. Maletti 37
86 Link Structure σ q q SMT VII A. Maletti 38
87 Link Structure σ q q SMT VII A. Maletti 38
88 Derivation Rules σ q q σ q r q r α x x α x x SMT VII A. Maletti 39
89 Derivation Rules σ q q σ q r q r α x x α x x SMT VII A. Maletti 39
90 Derivation Rules σ q q σ q r q r α x x α x x σ q q SMT VII A. Maletti 39
91 Derivation Rules σ q q σ q r q r α x x α x x σ q q σ q q SMT VII A. Maletti 39
92 Derivation Rules σ q q σ q r q r α x x α x x σ q q σ α q α q SMT VII A. Maletti 39
93 Derivation Rules σ q q σ q r q r α x x α x x σ α q α q σ α q α q SMT VII A. Maletti 39
94 Derivation Rules σ q q σ q r q r α x x α x x σ α q α q σ α q σ q r α q q r SMT VII A. Maletti 39
95 Derivation Rules σ q q σ q r q r α x x α x x σ α q σ q r α q q r σ α σ q r α q r SMT VII A. Maletti 39
96 Derivation Rules σ q q σ q r q r α x x α x x σ α σ q r α q r σ α σ α SMT VII A. Maletti 39
97 Semantics of XTOP σ α σ α SMT VII A. Maletti 40
98 Semantics of XTOP α σ σ α SMT VII A. Maletti 40
99 References Bar-Hillel, Perles, Shamir: On formal roerties of simle hrase structure grammars. Language and Information, 1964 Berstel, Reutenauer: Recognizable formal ower series on trees. Theoret. Comut. Sci. 18, , 1982 Borchardt: The theory of recognizable tree series. Ph.D. thesis TU Dresden, 2005 Gécseg, Steinby: Tree Automata. Akadémiai Kiadó, Budaest 1984 Nederhof, Satta: Probabilistic arsing as intersection. In IWPT 2003 Thank you for your attention! SMT VII A. Maletti 41
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