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CRF-Layer-on-the-Top-of-BiLSTM (BiLSTM-CRF)

The article series include:

  • Introduction - the general idea of the CRF layer on the top of BiLSTM for named entity recognition tasks
  • A Detailed Example - a toy example to explain how CRF layer works step-by-step
  • Chainer Implementation - a chainer implementation of the CRF Layer

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GitHub: https://github.com/createmomo/CRF-Layer-on-the-Top-of-BiLSTM

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quenstion about crf layer

hi creatrmomo,I have some quentions about crf layer. first,in crf theory, the likelyhood function is based on the observations, as I see in this demo, the emission and transition score are only computed based on the lstm outputs, so should we name this layer crf?I think this name is not so accurate. Second, when we calculate all path scores, why use expression previous+obs+transitions, where previous is transposed? I am still confused . Thank you for your reply.

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