Programming Assignment 3: Named entities

 

Due Wednesday, May 27, 11:59P.M.
 No late homework is allowed. Turn in what you have at the due date/time.

 

 

Introduction

 

Do questions 22.1 and 22.4 from Jurafsky and Martin. Using a programming language and/or toolkit of your choice., run tests of the regular expressions you wrote for 22.1. These should demonstrate to your (and our) satisfaction that your code successfully classifies all tokens into the classes listed in Figure 22.7.

 

What to turn in

 

 

-       Your written answers

-       Your tests for the regular expressions you wrote for the first question

-       Instructions to the grader on how to run your tests for 22.1

 

Make sure that your name appears in all files that you turn in.

I prefer you to turn in your code so that it can be executed/tested on the CSE Unix machines.

How to turn it in

Regardless of where your code runs, turn in your submission electronically using your CSE account. Create a directory containing only the files that you want to turn in. Use the submit command to send the files to the grader. If your directory is called lab3, the syntax of the submit command is:

> submit c732aa lab3 lab3

I recommend keeping the confirmation message that the submit command sends to you as a documentation of the time you submitted.