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Out-of-band Language Modelling

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Language modelling techniques depend upon a large body of training text to achieve good predictive performance. When the training text differs from the test text in vocabulary or writing style, predictive performance degrades substantially. In this talk, various techniques which can be applied to limit this degradation will be described, with lots of performance figures. (No new techniques will be presented.)

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