An Introduction to Conditional Random Fields
5.2 Stochastic Gradient Methods 341 5.3 Parallelism 343 5.4 Approximate Training 343 5.5 Implementation Concerns 350 6 Related Work and Future Directions 352 6.1 Related Work 352 6.2 Frontier Areas 359 Acknowledgments 362 References 363
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