Challenge: Existing approaches to disfluency detection rely on human annotations, which are expensive to obtain.
Approach: They propose an unsupervised learning paradigm which can work with unlabeled text corpora.
Outcome: The proposed method performs better than existing supervised systems using word embeddings.

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