Other Workshops and Events (2013)
Volumes
- Proceedings of the IWCS 2013 Workshop Towards a Formal Distributional Semantics 5 papers
- Proceedings of the Workshop on Vision and Natural Language Processing 4 papers
- Proceedings of the Joint Symposium on Semantic Processing. Textual Inference and Structures in Corpora 31 papers
- Proceedings of the 3rd Workshop on Sentiment Analysis where AI meets Psychology 5 papers
- Proceedings of the Workshop on Language Processing and Crisis Information 2013 8 papers
- The First Workshop on Natural Language Processing for Medical and Healthcare Fields 9 papers
- Proceedings of the Workshop on NLP for Medicine and Biology associated with RANLP 2013 5 papers
- Proceedings of the Workshop on Adaptation of Language Resources and Tools for Closely Related Languages and Language Variants 8 papers
- Proceedings of the 2nd Workshop on Post-editing Technology and Practice 14 papers
- Proceedings of the Workshop on Multi-word Units in Machine Translation and Translation Technologies 9 papers
- PACLIC 27 Workshop on Computer-Assisted Language Learning 9 papers
- Proceedings of the IWCS 2013 Workshop on Annotation of Modal Meanings in Natural Language (WAMM) WAMM 8 papers
- Proceedings of the IWCS 2013 Workshop on Computational Semantics in Clinical Text (CSCT 2013) CSCT 8 papers
- Proceedings of the 9th Joint ISO - ACL SIGSEM Workshop on Interoperable Semantic Annotation ISA 10 papers
- Proceedings of the IWCS 2013 Workshop on Computational Models of Spatial Language Interpretation and Generation (CoSLI-3) CoSLI 6 papers
- Proceedings of the Seventh Workshop on Syntax, Semantics and Structure in Statistical Translation SSST 9 papers
- Proceedings of the First Workshop on Metaphor in NLP Metaphor 11 papers
- Proceedings of the 9th Workshop on Multiword Expressions MWE 22 papers
- Proceedings of the Workshop on Language Analysis in Social Media LASM 10 papers
- Workshop on Events: Definition, Detection, Coreference, and Representation EVENTS 7 papers
- Proceedings of the Workshop on Computational Linguistics for Literature CLFL 11 papers
- Proceedings of the Workshop on Natural Language Processing for Improving Textual Accessibility NLP4ITA 7 papers
- Proceedings of the 4th Workshop on Computational Approaches to Subjectivity, Sentiment and Social Media Analysis WASSA 18 papers
- Proceedings of the Eighth Workshop on Innovative Use of NLP for Building Educational Applications BEA 41 papers
- Proceedings of the 2013 Workshop on Biomedical Natural Language Processing BioNLP 17 papers
- Proceedings of the BioNLP Shared Task 2013 Workshop BioNLP 28 papers
- Proceedings of the 14th European Workshop on Natural Language Generation ENLG 35 papers
- Proceedings of the Eighth Workshop on Statistical Machine Translation WMT 65 papers
- Proceedings of the 7th Linguistic Annotation Workshop and Interoperability with Discourse LAW 29 papers
- Proceedings of the 4th Biennial International Workshop on Balto-Slavic Natural Language Processing BSNLP 18 papers
- Proceedings of the Sixth Workshop on Building and Using Comparable Corpora BUCC 18 papers
- Proceedings of the Fourth Annual Workshop on Cognitive Modeling and Computational Linguistics (CMCL) CMCL 12 papers
- Proceedings of the 7th Workshop on Language Technology for Cultural Heritage, Social Sciences, and Humanities LaTeCH 16 papers
- Proceedings of the Second Workshop on Hybrid Approaches to Translation HyTra 19 papers
- Proceedings of the Second Workshop on Predicting and Improving Text Readability for Target Reader Populations PITR 10 papers
- Proceedings of the MultiLing 2013 Workshop on Multilingual Multi-document Summarization MultiLing 12 papers
- Proceedings of the Workshop on Continuous Vector Space Models and their Compositionality CVSC 15 papers
- Proceedings of the Workshop on Discourse in Machine Translation DiscoMT 9 papers
- Proceedings of the Fourth Workshop on Teaching NLP and CL TeachingNLP 14 papers
- Proceedings of the Fourth Workshop on Speech and Language Processing for Assistive Technologies SLPAT 21 papers
- Proceedings of the IJCNLP 2013 Workshop on Natural Language Processing for Social Media (SocialNLP) SocialNLP 7 papers
- Proceedings of the 11th Workshop on Asian Language Resources ALR 11 papers
- Proceedings of the Seventh SIGHAN Workshop on Chinese Language Processing SIGHAN 21 papers
- Proceedings of the 4th Workshop on South and Southeast Asian Natural Language Processing WSSANLP 12 papers
- Proceedings of the Fourth Workshop on Statistical Parsing of Morphologically-Rich Languages SPMRL 18 papers
- Proceedings of TextGraphs-8 Graph-based Methods for Natural Language Processing TextGraphs 12 papers
- Proceedings of the Joint Workshop on NLP&LOD and SWAIE: Semantic Web, Linked Open Data and Information Extraction SWAIE 11 papers
- Proceedings of the 2nd Workshop on Linked Data in Linguistics (LDL-2013): Representing and linking lexicons, terminologies and other language data LDL 13 papers
- Proceedings of the Workshop on Twenty Years of Bitext Bitext 14 papers
- Proceedings of the 10th International Workshop on Spoken Language Translation: Keynote IWSLT 1 paper
- Proceedings of the 10th International Workshop on Spoken Language Translation: Evaluation Campaign IWSLT 25 papers
- Proceedings of the 10th International Workshop on Spoken Language Translation: Papers IWSLT 19 papers
- Proceedings of the 5th Workshop on Patent Translation PSLT 6 papers
- Second Joint Conference on Lexical and Computational Semantics (*SEM), Volume 2: Proceedings of the Seventh International Workshop on Semantic Evaluation (SemEval 2013) SemEval 114 papers
- Proceedings of the Australasian Language Technology Association Workshop 2013 (ALTA 2013) ALTA 22 papers
- Proceedings of the Seventeenth Conference on Computational Natural Language Learning CoNLL 26 papers
- Proceedings of the Seventeenth Conference on Computational Natural Language Learning: Shared Task CoNLL 18 papers
- Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Dependency Linguistics (DepLing 2013) DepLing 34 papers
- Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on Finite State Methods and Natural Language Processing FSMNLP 18 papers
- Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Generative Approaches to the Lexicon (GL2013) GL 18 papers
- Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on Computational Semantics (IWCS 2013) – Long Papers IWCS 26 papers
- Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on Computational Semantics (IWCS 2013) – Short Papers IWCS 17 papers
- Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Parsing Technologies (IWPT 2013) IWPT 18 papers
- Proceedings of the 13th Meeting on the Mathematics of Language (MoL 13) MoL 12 papers
- Proceedings of the 19th Nordic Conference of Computational Linguistics (NODALIDA 2013) NoDaLiDa 45 papers
- Proceedings of the SIGDIAL 2013 Conference SIGDIAL 74 papers
- Proceedings of the 9th Brazilian Symposium in Information and Human Language Technology STIL 32 papers
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Proceedings of the IWCS 2013 Workshop Towards a Formal Distributional Semantics
Proceedings of the IWCS 2013 Workshop Towards a Formal Distributional Semantics
Aurelie Herbelot | Roberto Zamparelli | Gemma Boleda
Aurelie Herbelot | Roberto Zamparelli | Gemma Boleda
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Proceedings of the Workshop on Vision and Natural Language Processing
Proceedings of the Workshop on Vision and Natural Language Processing
Julia Hockenmaier | Tamara Berg
Julia Hockenmaier | Tamara Berg
Annotation of Online Shopping Images without Labeled Training Examples
Rebecca Mason | Eugene Charniak
Rebecca Mason | Eugene Charniak
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Proceedings of the Joint Symposium on Semantic Processing. Textual Inference and Structures in Corpora
Proceedings of the Joint Symposium on Semantic Processing. Textual Inference and Structures in Corpora
Octavian Popescu | Alberto Lavelli
Octavian Popescu | Alberto Lavelli
Design and Realization of the EXCITEMENT Open Platform for Textual Entailment
Günter Neumann | Sebastian Padó
Günter Neumann | Sebastian Padó
Detecting Bipolar Semantic Relations among Natural Language Arguments with Textual Entailment: a Study.
Elena Cabrio | Serena Villata
Elena Cabrio | Serena Villata
Aligning Verb Senses in Two Italian Lexical Semantic Resources
Tommaso Caselli | Carlo Strapparava | Laure Vieu | Guido Vetere
Tommaso Caselli | Carlo Strapparava | Laure Vieu | Guido Vetere
Abduction for Discourse Interpretation: A Probabilistic Framework
Ekaterina Ovchinnikova | Andrew Gordon | Jerry Hobbs
Ekaterina Ovchinnikova | Andrew Gordon | Jerry Hobbs
Textual Inference and Meaning Representation in Human Robot Interaction
Emanuele Bastianelli | Giuseppe Castellucci | Danilo Croce | Roberto Basili
Emanuele Bastianelli | Giuseppe Castellucci | Danilo Croce | Roberto Basili
An empirical classification of verbs based on Semantic Types: the case of the ‘poison’ verbs.
Jane Bradbury | Ismail El Maarouf
Jane Bradbury | Ismail El Maarouf
Quantifiers: Experimenting with Higher-Order Meaning in Distributional Semantic Space
Matthew Capetola
Matthew Capetola
Linear Compositional Distributional Semantics and Structural Kernels
Lorenzo Ferrone | Fabio Massimo Zanzotto
Lorenzo Ferrone | Fabio Massimo Zanzotto
On a Dependency-based Semantic Space for Unsupervised Noun Sense Disambiguation with an Underlying Naïve Bayes Model
Florentina Hristea
Florentina Hristea
Automatic classification of semantic patterns from the Pattern Dictionary of English Verbs
Ismaïl El Maarouf | Vít Baisa
Ismaïl El Maarouf | Vít Baisa
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Proceedings of the 3rd Workshop on Sentiment Analysis where AI meets Psychology
Proceedings of the 3rd Workshop on Sentiment Analysis where AI meets Psychology
Sivaji Bandyopadhyay | Manabu Okumura
Sivaji Bandyopadhyay | Manabu Okumura
Why Words Alone Are Not Enough: Error Analysis of Lexicon-based Polarity Classifier for Czech
Kateřina Veselovská | Jan Hajič jr.
Kateřina Veselovská | Jan Hajič jr.
Topic Modeling with Sentiment Clues and Relaxed Labeling Schema
Yasuhide Miura | Keigo Hattori | Tomoko Ohkuma | Hiroshi Masuichi
Yasuhide Miura | Keigo Hattori | Tomoko Ohkuma | Hiroshi Masuichi
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Proceedings of the Workshop on Language Processing and Crisis Information 2013
Proceedings of the Workshop on Language Processing and Crisis Information 2013
Kentaro Inui | Hideto Kazawa | Graham Neubig | Masao Utiyama
Kentaro Inui | Hideto Kazawa | Graham Neubig | Masao Utiyama
Computer-assisted Structuring of Emergency Management Information: A Project Note
Yotaro Watanabe | Kentaro Inui | Shingo Suzuki | Hiroko Koumoto | Mitsuhiro Higashida | Yuji Maeda | Katsumi Iwatsuki
Yotaro Watanabe | Kentaro Inui | Shingo Suzuki | Hiroko Koumoto | Mitsuhiro Higashida | Yuji Maeda | Katsumi Iwatsuki
Rescue Activity for the Great East Japan Earthquake Based on a Website that Extracts Rescue Requests from the Net
Shin Aida | Yasutaka Shindo | Masao Utiyama
Shin Aida | Yasutaka Shindo | Masao Utiyama
A Framework and Tool for Collaborative Extraction of Reliable Information
Graham Neubig | Shinsuke Mori | Masahiro Mizukami
Graham Neubig | Shinsuke Mori | Masahiro Mizukami
Extracting and Aggregating False Information from Microblogs
Naoaki Okazaki | Keita Nabeshima | Kento Watanabe | Junta Mizuno | Kentaro Inui
Naoaki Okazaki | Keita Nabeshima | Kento Watanabe | Junta Mizuno | Kentaro Inui
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The First Workshop on Natural Language Processing for Medical and Healthcare Fields
The First Workshop on Natural Language Processing for Medical and Healthcare Fields
Eiji Aramaki | Mizuki Morita
Eiji Aramaki | Mizuki Morita
Incorporating Knowledge Resources to Enhance Medical Information Extraction
Yasuhide Miura | Tomoko Ohkuma | Hiroshi Masuichi | Emiko Yamada Shinohara | Eiji Aramaki | Kazuhiko Ohe
Yasuhide Miura | Tomoko Ohkuma | Hiroshi Masuichi | Emiko Yamada Shinohara | Eiji Aramaki | Kazuhiko Ohe
Clinical Vocabulary and Clinical Finding Concepts in Medical Literature
Takashi Okumura | Eiji Aramaki | Yuka Tateisi
Takashi Okumura | Eiji Aramaki | Yuka Tateisi
Developing ML-based Systems to Extract Medical Information from Japanese Medical History Summaries
Shohei Higashiyama | Kazuhiro Seki | Kuniaki Uehara
Shohei Higashiyama | Kazuhiro Seki | Kuniaki Uehara
Towards High-Reliability Speech Translation in the Medical Domain
Graham Neubig | Sakriani Sakti | Tomoki Toda | Satoshi Nakamura | Yuji Matsumoto | Ryosuke Isotani | Yukichi Ikeda
Graham Neubig | Sakriani Sakti | Tomoki Toda | Satoshi Nakamura | Yuji Matsumoto | Ryosuke Isotani | Yukichi Ikeda
Finding Every Medical Terms by Life Science Dictionary for MedNLP
Shuj Kaneko | Nobuyuki Fujita | Hiroshi Ohtake
Shuj Kaneko | Nobuyuki Fujita | Hiroshi Ohtake
Proper and Efficient Treatment of Anaphora and Long-Distance Dependency in Context-Free Grammar: An Experiment with Medical Text
Wailok Tam | Koiti Hasida | Yusuke Matsubara | Eiji Aramaki | Mai Miyabe | Motoyuki Takaai | Hirosi Uozaki
Wailok Tam | Koiti Hasida | Yusuke Matsubara | Eiji Aramaki | Mai Miyabe | Motoyuki Takaai | Hirosi Uozaki
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Proceedings of the Workshop on NLP for Medicine and Biology associated with RANLP 2013
Proceedings of the Workshop on NLP for Medicine and Biology associated with RANLP 2013
Guergana Savova | Kevin Bretonnel Cohen | Galia Angelova
Guergana Savova | Kevin Bretonnel Cohen | Galia Angelova
Finding Negative Symptoms of Schizophrenia in Patient Records
Genevieve Gorrell | Angus Roberts | Richard Jackson | Robert Stewart
Genevieve Gorrell | Angus Roberts | Richard Jackson | Robert Stewart
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Proceedings of the Workshop on Adaptation of Language Resources and Tools for Closely Related Languages and Language Variants
Proceedings of the Workshop on Adaptation of Language Resources and Tools for Closely Related Languages and Language Variants
Cristina Vertan | Milena Slavcheva | Petya Osenova
Cristina Vertan | Milena Slavcheva | Petya Osenova
Combining, Adapting and Reusing Bi-texts between Related Languages: Application to Statistical Machine Translation (invited talk)
Preslav Nakov
Preslav Nakov
Language diversity and implications for Language technology in the Multilingual Europe
Cristina Vertan | Walther von Hahn
Cristina Vertan | Walther von Hahn
Corpus development for machine translation between standard and dialectal varieties
Barry Haddow | Adolfo Hernández | Friedrich Neubarth | Harald Trost
Barry Haddow | Adolfo Hernández | Friedrich Neubarth | Harald Trost
Adaptation of a Rule-Based Translator to Río de la Plata Spanish
Ernesto López | Luis Chiruzzo | Dina Wonsever
Ernesto López | Luis Chiruzzo | Dina Wonsever
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Proceedings of the 2nd Workshop on Post-editing Technology and Practice
This translation is not too bad: an analysis of post-editor choices in a machine-translation post-editing task
Maarit Koponen
Maarit Koponen
What can we learn about the selection mechanism for post-editing?
Maja Popović | Eleftherios Avramidis | Aljoscha Burchardt | David Vilar | Hans Uszkoreit
Maja Popović | Eleftherios Avramidis | Aljoscha Burchardt | David Vilar | Hans Uszkoreit
Integrated post-editing and translation management for lay user communities
Adrian Laurenzi | Megumu Brownstein | Anne M. Turner | Katrin Kirchhoff
Adrian Laurenzi | Megumu Brownstein | Anne M. Turner | Katrin Kirchhoff
Community-based post-editing of machine-translated content: monolingual vs. bilingual
Linda Mitchell | Johann Roturier | Sharon O’Brien
Linda Mitchell | Johann Roturier | Sharon O’Brien
Combining pre-editing and post-editing to improve SMT of user-generated content
Johanna Gerlach | Victoria Porro | Pierrette Bouillon | Sabine Lehmann
Johanna Gerlach | Victoria Porro | Pierrette Bouillon | Sabine Lehmann
Advanced computer aided translation with a web-based workbench
Vicent Alabau | Ragnar Bonk | Christian Buck | Michael Carl | Francisco Casacuberta | Mercedes García-Martínez | Jesús González | Philipp Koehn | Luis Leiva | Bartolomé Mesa-Lao | Daniel Oriz | Hervé Saint-Amand | Germán Sanchis | Chara Tsiukala
Vicent Alabau | Ragnar Bonk | Christian Buck | Michael Carl | Francisco Casacuberta | Mercedes García-Martínez | Jesús González | Philipp Koehn | Luis Leiva | Bartolomé Mesa-Lao | Daniel Oriz | Hervé Saint-Amand | Germán Sanchis | Chara Tsiukala
Quality as the sum of its parts: a two-step approach for the identification of translation problems and translation quality assessment for HT and MT+PE
Joke Daems | Lieve Macken | Sonia Vandepitte
Joke Daems | Lieve Macken | Sonia Vandepitte
Transferring markup tags in statistical machine translation: a two-stream approach
Eric Joanis | Darlene Stewart | Samuel Larkin | Roland Kuhn
Eric Joanis | Darlene Stewart | Samuel Larkin | Roland Kuhn
Assessing post-editing efficiency in a realistic translation environment
Samuel Läubli | Mark Fishel | Gary Massey | Maureen Ehrensberger-Dow | Martin Volk
Samuel Läubli | Mark Fishel | Gary Massey | Maureen Ehrensberger-Dow | Martin Volk
An evaluation of tools for post-editing research: the current picture and future needs
Lucas Nunes Vieira
Lucas Nunes Vieira
Online production of HQ parallel corpora and permanent task-based evaluation of multiple MT systems: both can be obtained through iMAGs with no added cost
Lingxiao Wang | Christian Boitet
Lingxiao Wang | Christian Boitet
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Proceedings of the Workshop on Multi-word Units in Machine Translation and Translation Technologies
A flexible framework for collocation retrieval and translation from parallel and comparable corpora
Oscar Mendoza Rivera | Ruslan Mitkov | Gloria Corpas Pastor
Oscar Mendoza Rivera | Ruslan Mitkov | Gloria Corpas Pastor
When multiwords go bad in machine translation
Anabela Barreiro | Johanna Monti | Brigitte Orliac | Fernando Batista
Anabela Barreiro | Johanna Monti | Brigitte Orliac | Fernando Batista
Using a rich feature set for the identification of German MWEs
Fabienne Cap | Marion Weller | Ulrich Heid
Fabienne Cap | Marion Weller | Ulrich Heid
Multi-word processing in an ontology-based cross-language information retrieval model for specific domain collections
Maria Pia di Buono | Johanna Monti | Mario Monteleone | Federica Marano
Maria Pia di Buono | Johanna Monti | Mario Monteleone | Federica Marano
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PACLIC 27 Workshop on Computer-Assisted Language Learning
A Generic Cognitively Motivated Web-Environment to Help People to Become Quickly Fluent in a New Language
Michael Zock | Guy Lapalme | Lih-Juang Fang
Michael Zock | Guy Lapalme | Lih-Juang Fang
Evaluation on Second Language Collocational Congruency with Computational Semantic Similarity
Ching-Ying Lee | Chih-cheng Lin
Ching-Ying Lee | Chih-cheng Lin
A Corpus-Based Tool for Exploring Domain-Specific Collocations in English
Ping-Yu Huang | Chien-Ming Chen | Nai-Lung Tsao | David Wible
Ping-Yu Huang | Chien-Ming Chen | Nai-Lung Tsao | David Wible
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Proceedings of the IWCS 2013 Workshop on Annotation of Modal Meanings in Natural Language (WAMM)
Proceedings of the IWCS 2013 Workshop on Annotation of Modal Meanings in Natural Language (WAMM)
Paul Portner | Aynat Rubinstein | Graham Katz
Paul Portner | Aynat Rubinstein | Graham Katz
Challenges in modality annotation in a Brazilian Portuguese Spontaneous Speech Corpus
Luciana Beatriz Avila | Heliana Mello
Luciana Beatriz Avila | Heliana Mello
Analyzing modal and enunciative discursive heterogeneity: how to combine semantic resources and a syntactic parser analysis
Delphine Battistelli | Marine Damiani
Delphine Battistelli | Marine Damiani
An analysis of disagreement-provoking factors in the analysis of epistemic modality and evidentiality: the case of English adverbials
Marta Carretero | Juan Rafael Zamorano-Mansilla
Marta Carretero | Juan Rafael Zamorano-Mansilla
Influence of modality markers on the conditional interpretation of the German preposition ohne
Claudia Roch
Claudia Roch
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Proceedings of the IWCS 2013 Workshop on Computational Semantics in Clinical Text (CSCT 2013)
Proceedings of the IWCS 2013 Workshop on Computational Semantics in Clinical Text (CSCT 2013)
Stephen Wu | Nigam Shah | Kevin Bretonnel Cohen
Stephen Wu | Nigam Shah | Kevin Bretonnel Cohen
A Framework to Generate Sets of Terms from Large Scale Medical Vocabularies for Natural Language Processing
Salah Aït-Mokhtar | Caroline Hagège | Pajolma Rupi
Salah Aït-Mokhtar | Caroline Hagège | Pajolma Rupi
Investigating Topic Modelling for Therapy Dialogue Analysis
Christine Howes | Matthew Purver | Rose McCabe
Christine Howes | Matthew Purver | Rose McCabe
Evaluating the Use of Empirically Constructed Lexical Resources for Named Entity Recognition
Siddhartha Jonnalagadda | Trevor Cohen | Stephen Wu | Hongfang Liu | Graciela Gonzalez
Siddhartha Jonnalagadda | Trevor Cohen | Stephen Wu | Hongfang Liu | Graciela Gonzalez
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Proceedings of the 9th Joint ISO - ACL SIGSEM Workshop on Interoperable Semantic Annotation
Proceedings of the 9th Joint ISO - ACL SIGSEM Workshop on Interoperable Semantic Annotation
Harry Bunt
Harry Bunt
Cross-linguistic annotation of modality: a data-driven hierarchical model
Malvina Nissim | Paola Pietrandrea | Andrea Sansò | Caterina Mauri
Malvina Nissim | Paola Pietrandrea | Andrea Sansò | Caterina Mauri
More Than Only Noun-Noun Compounds: Towards an Annotation Scheme for the Semantic Modelling of Other Noun Compound Types
Ben Verhoeven | Gerhard B. van Huyssteen
Ben Verhoeven | Gerhard B. van Huyssteen
Issues in the addition of ISO standard annotations to the Switchboard corpus
Harry Bunt | Alex C. Fang | Xiaoyue Liu | Jing Cao | Volha Petukhova
Harry Bunt | Alex C. Fang | Xiaoyue Liu | Jing Cao | Volha Petukhova
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Proceedings of the IWCS 2013 Workshop on Computational Models of Spatial Language Interpretation and Generation (CoSLI-3)
Proceedings of the IWCS 2013 Workshop on Computational Models of Spatial Language Interpretation and Generation (CoSLI-3)
John Kelleher | Robert Ross | Simon Dobnik
John Kelleher | Robert Ross | Simon Dobnik
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Proceedings of the Seventh Workshop on Syntax, Semantics and Structure in Statistical Translation
Proceedings of the Seventh Workshop on Syntax, Semantics and Structure in Statistical Translation
Marine Carpuat | Lucia Specia | Dekai Wu
Marine Carpuat | Lucia Specia | Dekai Wu
Taste of Two Different Flavours: Which Manipuri Script works better for English-Manipuri Language pair SMT Systems?
Thoudam Doren Singh
Thoudam Doren Singh
Hierarchical Alignment Decomposition Labels for Hiero Grammar Rules
Gideon Maillette de Buy Wenniger | Khalil Sima’an
Gideon Maillette de Buy Wenniger | Khalil Sima’an
A Performance Study of Cube Pruning for Large-Scale Hierarchical Machine Translation
Matthias Huck | David Vilar | Markus Freitag | Hermann Ney
Matthias Huck | David Vilar | Markus Freitag | Hermann Ney
Combining Word Reordering Methods on different Linguistic Abstraction Levels for Statistical Machine Translation
Teresa Herrmann | Jan Niehues | Alex Waibel
Teresa Herrmann | Jan Niehues | Alex Waibel
Combining Top-down and Bottom-up Search for Unsupervised Induction of Transduction Grammars
Markus Saers | Karteek Addanki | Dekai Wu
Markus Saers | Karteek Addanki | Dekai Wu
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Proceedings of the First Workshop on Metaphor in NLP
Proceedings of the First Workshop on Metaphor in NLP
Ekaterina Shutova | Beata Beigman Klebanov | Joel Tetreault | Zornitsa Kozareva
Ekaterina Shutova | Beata Beigman Klebanov | Joel Tetreault | Zornitsa Kozareva
Relational words have high metaphoric potential
Anja Jamrozik | Eyal Sagi | Micah Goldwater | Dedre Gentner
Anja Jamrozik | Eyal Sagi | Micah Goldwater | Dedre Gentner
Semantic Signatures for Example-Based Linguistic Metaphor Detection
Michael Mohler | David Bracewell | Marc Tomlinson | David Hinote
Michael Mohler | David Bracewell | Marc Tomlinson | David Hinote
Automatic Metaphor Detection using Large-Scale Lexical Resources and Conventional Metaphor Extraction
Yorick Wilks | Adam Dalton | James Allen | Lucian Galescu
Yorick Wilks | Adam Dalton | James Allen | Lucian Galescu
Cross-Lingual Metaphor Detection Using Common Semantic Features
Yulia Tsvetkov | Elena Mukomel | Anatole Gershman
Yulia Tsvetkov | Elena Mukomel | Anatole Gershman
Identifying Metaphorical Word Use with Tree Kernels
Dirk Hovy | Shashank Srivastava | Sujay Kumar Jauhar | Mrinmaya Sachan | Kartik Goyal | Huying Li | Whitney Sanders | Eduard Hovy
Dirk Hovy | Shashank Srivastava | Sujay Kumar Jauhar | Mrinmaya Sachan | Kartik Goyal | Huying Li | Whitney Sanders | Eduard Hovy
Automatic Extraction of Linguistic Metaphors with LDA Topic Modeling
Ilana Heintz | Ryan Gabbard | Mahesh Srivastava | Dave Barner | Donald Black | Majorie Friedman | Ralph Weischedel
Ilana Heintz | Ryan Gabbard | Mahesh Srivastava | Dave Barner | Donald Black | Majorie Friedman | Ralph Weischedel
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Proceedings of the 9th Workshop on Multiword Expressions
Proceedings of the 9th Workshop on Multiword Expressions
Valia Kordoni | Carlos Ramisch | Aline Villavicencio
Valia Kordoni | Carlos Ramisch | Aline Villavicencio
Managing Multiword Expressions in a Lexicon-Based Sentiment Analysis System for Spanish
Antonio Moreno-Ortiz | Chantal Pérez-Hernández | Maria Del-Olmo
Antonio Moreno-Ortiz | Chantal Pérez-Hernández | Maria Del-Olmo
Introducing PersPred, a Syntactic and Semantic Database for Persian Complex Predicates
Pollet Samvelian | Pegah Faghiri
Pollet Samvelian | Pegah Faghiri
Improving Word Translation Disambiguation by Capturing Multiword Expressions with Dictionaries
Lars Bungum | Björn Gambäck | André Lynum | Erwin Marsi
Lars Bungum | Björn Gambäck | André Lynum | Erwin Marsi
The (Un)expected Effects of Applying Standard Cleansing Models to Human Ratings on Compositionality
Stephen Roller | Sabine Schulte im Walde | Silke Scheible
Stephen Roller | Sabine Schulte im Walde | Silke Scheible
Determining Compositionality of Word Expressions Using Word Space Models
Lubomír Krčmář | Karel Ježek | Pavel Pecina
Lubomír Krčmář | Karel Ježek | Pavel Pecina
Automatically Assessing Whether a Text Is Cliched, with Applications to Literary Analysis
Paul Cook | Graeme Hirst
Paul Cook | Graeme Hirst
An Analysis of Annotation of Verb-Noun Idiomatic Combinations in a Parallel Dependency Corpus
Zdenka Uresova | Jan Hajic | Eva Fucikova | Jana Sindlerova
Zdenka Uresova | Jan Hajic | Eva Fucikova | Jana Sindlerova
Automatic Identification of Bengali Noun-Noun Compounds Using Random Forest
Vivekananda Gayen | Kamal Sarkar
Vivekananda Gayen | Kamal Sarkar
Automatic Detection of Stable Grammatical Features in N-Grams
Mikhail Kopotev | Lidia Pivovarova | Natalia Kochetkova | Roman Yangarber
Mikhail Kopotev | Lidia Pivovarova | Natalia Kochetkova | Roman Yangarber
Exploring MWEs for Knowledge Acquisition from Corporate Technical Documents
Bell Manrique Losada | Carlos M. Zapata Jaramillo | Diego A. Burgos
Bell Manrique Losada | Carlos M. Zapata Jaramillo | Diego A. Burgos
MWE in Portuguese: Proposal for a Typology for Annotation in Running Text
Sandra Antunes | Amália Mendes
Sandra Antunes | Amália Mendes
Identifying Pronominal Verbs: Towards Automatic Disambiguation of the Clitic ‘se’ in Portuguese
Magali Sanches Duran | Carolina Evaristo Scarton | Sandra Maria Aluísio | Carlos Ramisch
Magali Sanches Duran | Carolina Evaristo Scarton | Sandra Maria Aluísio | Carlos Ramisch
Syntactic Identification of Occurrences of Multiword Expressions in Text using a Lexicon with Dependency Structures
Eduard Bejček | Pavel Straňák | Pavel Pecina
Eduard Bejček | Pavel Straňák | Pavel Pecina
Combining Different Features of Idiomaticity for the Automatic Classification of Noun+Verb Expressions in Basque
Antton Gurrutxaga | Iñaki Alegria
Antton Gurrutxaga | Iñaki Alegria
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Proceedings of the Workshop on Language Analysis in Social Media
Proceedings of the Workshop on Language Analysis in Social Media
Cristian Danescu-Niculescu-Mizil | Atefeh Farzindar | Michael Gamon | Diana Inkpen | Meena Nagarajan
Cristian Danescu-Niculescu-Mizil | Atefeh Farzindar | Michael Gamon | Diana Inkpen | Meena Nagarajan
Does Size Matter? Text and Grammar Revision for Parsing Social Media Data
Mohammad Khan | Markus Dickinson | Sandra Kuebler
Mohammad Khan | Markus Dickinson | Sandra Kuebler
A Preliminary Study of Tweet Summarization using Information Extraction
Wei Xu | Ralph Grishman | Adam Meyers | Alan Ritter
Wei Xu | Ralph Grishman | Adam Meyers | Alan Ritter
Really? Well. Apparently Bootstrapping Improves the Performance of Sarcasm and Nastiness Classifiers for Online Dialogue
Stephanie Lukin | Marilyn Walker
Stephanie Lukin | Marilyn Walker
Topical Positioning: A New Method for Predicting Opinion Changes in Conversation
Ching-Sheng Lin | Samira Shaikh | Jennifer Stromer-Galley | Jennifer Crowley | Tomek Strzalkowski | Veena Ravishankar
Ching-Sheng Lin | Samira Shaikh | Jennifer Stromer-Galley | Jennifer Crowley | Tomek Strzalkowski | Veena Ravishankar
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Workshop on Events: Definition, Detection, Coreference, and Representation
Workshop on Events: Definition, Detection, Coreference, and Representation
Eduard Hovy | Teruko Mitamura | Martha Palmer
Eduard Hovy | Teruko Mitamura | Martha Palmer
GAF: A Grounded Annotation Framework for Events
Antske Fokkens | Marieke van Erp | Piek Vossen | Sara Tonelli | Willem Robert van Hage | Luciano Serafini | Rachele Sprugnoli | Jesper Hoeksema
Antske Fokkens | Marieke van Erp | Piek Vossen | Sara Tonelli | Willem Robert van Hage | Luciano Serafini | Rachele Sprugnoli | Jesper Hoeksema
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Proceedings of the Workshop on Computational Linguistics for Literature
Proceedings of the Workshop on Computational Linguistics for Literature
David Elson | Anna Kazantseva | Stan Szpakowicz
David Elson | Anna Kazantseva | Stan Szpakowicz
A Tale of Two Cultures: Bringing Literary Analysis and Computational Linguistics Together
Adam Hammond | Julian Brooke | Graeme Hirst
Adam Hammond | Julian Brooke | Graeme Hirst
Recognition of Classical Arabic Poems
Abdulrahman Almuhareb | Ibrahim Alkharashi | Lama AL Saud | Haya Altuwaijri
Abdulrahman Almuhareb | Ibrahim Alkharashi | Lama AL Saud | Haya Altuwaijri
Linguistic Resources and Topic Models for the Analysis of Persian Poems
Ehsaneddin Asgari | Jean-Cédric Chappelier
Ehsaneddin Asgari | Jean-Cédric Chappelier
Groundhog DAG: Representing Semantic Repetition in Literary Narratives
Greg Lessard | Michael Levison
Greg Lessard | Michael Levison
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Proceedings of the Workshop on Natural Language Processing for Improving Textual Accessibility
Proceedings of the Workshop on Natural Language Processing for Improving Textual Accessibility
Luz Rello | Horacio Saggion | Ricardo Baeza-Yates
Luz Rello | Horacio Saggion | Ricardo Baeza-Yates
A User Study: Technology to Increase Teachers’ Linguistic Awareness to Improve Instructional Language Support for English Language Learners
Jill Burstein | John Sabatini | Jane Shore | Brad Moulder | Jennifer Lentini
Jill Burstein | John Sabatini | Jane Shore | Brad Moulder | Jennifer Lentini
Open Book: a tool for helping ASD users’ semantic comprehension
Eduard Barbu | Maria Teresa Martín-Valdivia | Luis Alfonso Ureña-López
Eduard Barbu | Maria Teresa Martín-Valdivia | Luis Alfonso Ureña-López
Tools for non-native readers: the case for translation and simplification
Maxine Eskenazi | Yibin Lin | Oscar Saz
Maxine Eskenazi | Yibin Lin | Oscar Saz
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Proceedings of the 4th Workshop on Computational Approaches to Subjectivity, Sentiment and Social Media Analysis
Proceedings of the 4th Workshop on Computational Approaches to Subjectivity, Sentiment and Social Media Analysis
Alexandra Balahur | Erik van der Goot | Andres Montoyo
Alexandra Balahur | Erik van der Goot | Andres Montoyo
Fine-Grained Emotion Recognition in Olympic Tweets Based on Human Computation
Valentina Sintsova | Claudiu Musat | Pearl Pu
Valentina Sintsova | Claudiu Musat | Pearl Pu
The perfect solution for detecting sarcasm in tweets #not
Christine Liebrecht | Florian Kunneman | Antal van den Bosch
Christine Liebrecht | Florian Kunneman | Antal van den Bosch
Using PU-Learning to Detect Deceptive Opinion Spam
Donato Hernández Fusilier | Rafael Guzmán Cabrera | Manuel Montes-y-Gómez | Paolo Rosso
Donato Hernández Fusilier | Rafael Guzmán Cabrera | Manuel Montes-y-Gómez | Paolo Rosso
Sexual predator detection in chats with chained classifiers
Hugo Jair Escalante | Esaú Villatoro-Tello | Antonio Juárez | Manuel Montes-y-Gómez | Luis Villaseñor
Hugo Jair Escalante | Esaú Villatoro-Tello | Antonio Juárez | Manuel Montes-y-Gómez | Luis Villaseñor
Subjectivity and Sentiment Analysis of Modern Standard Arabic and Arabic Microblogs
Ahmed Mourad | Kareem Darwish
Ahmed Mourad | Kareem Darwish
Sentiment Analysis in Czech Social Media Using Supervised Machine Learning
Ivan Habernal | Tomáš Ptáček | Josef Steinberger
Ivan Habernal | Tomáš Ptáček | Josef Steinberger
From newspaper to microblogging: What does it take to find opinions?
Wladimir Sidorenko | Jonathan Sonntag | Nina Krüger | Stefan Stieglitz | Manfred Stede
Wladimir Sidorenko | Jonathan Sonntag | Nina Krüger | Stefan Stieglitz | Manfred Stede
Bilingual Experiments on an Opinion Comparable Corpus
Eugenio Martínez-Cámara | M. Teresa Martín-Valdivia | M. Dolores Molina-González | L. Alfonso Ureña-López
Eugenio Martínez-Cámara | M. Teresa Martín-Valdivia | M. Dolores Molina-González | L. Alfonso Ureña-López
RA-SR: Using a ranking algorithm to automatically building resources for subjectivity analysis over annotated corpora
Yoan Gutiérrez | Andy González | Antonio Fernández | Andrés Montoyo | Rafael Muñoz
Yoan Gutiérrez | Andy González | Antonio Fernández | Andrés Montoyo | Rafael Muñoz
Sentence-Level Subjectivity Detection Using Neuro-Fuzzy Models
Samir Rustamov | Elshan Mustafayev | Mark Clements
Samir Rustamov | Elshan Mustafayev | Mark Clements
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Proceedings of the Eighth Workshop on Innovative Use of NLP for Building Educational Applications
Proceedings of the Eighth Workshop on Innovative Use of NLP for Building Educational Applications
Joel Tetreault | Jill Burstein | Claudia Leacock
Joel Tetreault | Jill Burstein | Claudia Leacock
The Utility of Manual and Automatic Linguistic Error Codes for Identifying Neurodevelopmental Disorders
Eric Morley | Brian Roark | Jan van Santen
Eric Morley | Brian Roark | Jan van Santen
Building a Large Annotated Corpus of Learner English: The NUS Corpus of Learner English
Daniel Dahlmeier | Hwee Tou Ng | Siew Mei Wu
Daniel Dahlmeier | Hwee Tou Ng | Siew Mei Wu
Developing and testing a self-assessment and tutoring system
Øistein E. Andersen | Helen Yannakoudakis | Fiona Barker | Tim Parish
Øistein E. Andersen | Helen Yannakoudakis | Fiona Barker | Tim Parish
Automated Essay Scoring for Swedish
Robert Östling | Andre Smolentzov | Björn Tyrefors Hinnerich | Erik Höglin
Robert Östling | Andre Smolentzov | Björn Tyrefors Hinnerich | Erik Höglin
A Report on the First Native Language Identification Shared Task
Joel Tetreault | Daniel Blanchard | Aoife Cahill
Joel Tetreault | Daniel Blanchard | Aoife Cahill
Automated Content Scoring of Spoken Responses in an Assessment for Teachers of English
Klaus Zechner | Xinhao Wang
Klaus Zechner | Xinhao Wang
Experimental Results on the Native Language Identification Shared Task
Amjad Abu-Jbara | Rahul Jha | Eric Morley | Dragomir Radev
Amjad Abu-Jbara | Rahul Jha | Eric Morley | Dragomir Radev
Feature Space Selection and Combination for Native Language Identification
Cyril Goutte | Serge Léger | Marine Carpuat
Cyril Goutte | Serge Léger | Marine Carpuat
Discriminating Non-Native English with 350 Words
John Henderson | Guido Zarrella | Craig Pfeifer | John D. Burger
John Henderson | Guido Zarrella | Craig Pfeifer | John D. Burger
Maximizing Classification Accuracy in Native Language Identification
Scott Jarvis | Yves Bestgen | Steve Pepper
Scott Jarvis | Yves Bestgen | Steve Pepper
NAIST at the NLI 2013 Shared Task
Tomoya Mizumoto | Yuta Hayashibe | Keisuke Sakaguchi | Mamoru Komachi | Yuji Matsumoto
Tomoya Mizumoto | Yuta Hayashibe | Keisuke Sakaguchi | Mamoru Komachi | Yuji Matsumoto
Cognate and Misspelling Features for Natural Language Identification
Garrett Nicolai | Bradley Hauer | Mohammad Salameh | Lei Yao | Grzegorz Kondrak
Garrett Nicolai | Bradley Hauer | Mohammad Salameh | Lei Yao | Grzegorz Kondrak
Simple Yet Powerful Native Language Identification on TOEFL11
Ching-Yi Wu | Po-Hsiang Lai | Yang Liu | Vincent Ng
Ching-Yi Wu | Po-Hsiang Lai | Yang Liu | Vincent Ng
Prompt-based Content Scoring for Automated Spoken Language Assessment
Keelan Evanini | Shasha Xie | Klaus Zechner
Keelan Evanini | Shasha Xie | Klaus Zechner
Automated Scoring of a Summary-Writing Task Designed to Measure Reading Comprehension
Nitin Madnani | Jill Burstein | John Sabatini | Tenaha O’Reilly
Nitin Madnani | Jill Burstein | John Sabatini | Tenaha O’Reilly
Inter-annotator Agreement for Dependency Annotation of Learner Language
Marwa Ragheb | Markus Dickinson
Marwa Ragheb | Markus Dickinson
Combining Shallow and Linguistically Motivated Features in Native Language Identification
Serhiy Bykh | Sowmya Vajjala | Julia Krivanek | Detmar Meurers
Serhiy Bykh | Sowmya Vajjala | Julia Krivanek | Detmar Meurers
Linguistic Profiling based on General–purpose Features and Native Language Identification
Andrea Cimino | Felice Dell’Orletta | Giulia Venturi | Simonetta Montemagni
Andrea Cimino | Felice Dell’Orletta | Giulia Venturi | Simonetta Montemagni
Improving Native Language Identification with TF-IDF Weighting
Binyam Gebrekidan Gebre | Marcos Zampieri | Peter Wittenburg | Tom Heskes
Binyam Gebrekidan Gebre | Marcos Zampieri | Peter Wittenburg | Tom Heskes
Native Language Identification: a Simple n-gram Based Approach
Binod Gyawali | Gabriela Ramirez | Thamar Solorio
Binod Gyawali | Gabriela Ramirez | Thamar Solorio
Feature Engineering in the NLI Shared Task 2013: Charles University Submission Report
Barbora Hladká | Martin Holub | Vincent Kríž
Barbora Hladká | Martin Holub | Vincent Kríž
Native Language Identification: A Key N-gram Category Approach
Kristopher Kyle | Scott Crossley | Jianmin Dai | Danielle S. McNamara
Kristopher Kyle | Scott Crossley | Jianmin Dai | Danielle S. McNamara
Using N-gram and Word Network Features for Native Language Identification
Shibamouli Lahiri | Rada Mihalcea
Shibamouli Lahiri | Rada Mihalcea
LIMSI’s participation to the 2013 shared task on Native Language Identification
Thomas Lavergne | Gabriel Illouz | Aurélien Max | Ryo Nagata
Thomas Lavergne | Gabriel Illouz | Aurélien Max | Ryo Nagata
Identifying the L1 of non-native writers: the CMU-Haifa system
Yulia Tsvetkov | Naama Twitto | Nathan Schneider | Noam Ordan | Manaal Faruqui | Victor Chahuneau | Shuly Wintner | Chris Dyer
Yulia Tsvetkov | Naama Twitto | Nathan Schneider | Noam Ordan | Manaal Faruqui | Victor Chahuneau | Shuly Wintner | Chris Dyer
Evaluating Unsupervised Language Model Adaptation Methods for Speaking Assessment
Shasha Xie | Lei Chen
Shasha Xie | Lei Chen
Improving interpretation robustness in a tutorial dialogue system
Myroslava Dzikovska | Elaine Farrow | Johanna Moore
Myroslava Dzikovska | Elaine Farrow | Johanna Moore
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Proceedings of the 2013 Workshop on Biomedical Natural Language Processing
Proceedings of the 2013 Workshop on Biomedical Natural Language Processing
Kevin Bretonnel Cohen | Dina Demner-Fushman | Sophia Ananiadou | John Pestian | Jun’ichi Tsujii
Kevin Bretonnel Cohen | Dina Demner-Fushman | Sophia Ananiadou | John Pestian | Jun’ichi Tsujii
Earlier Identification of Epilepsy Surgery Candidates Using Natural Language Processing
Pawel Matykiewicz | Kevin Cohen | Katherine D. Holland | Tracy A. Glauser | Shannon M. Standridge | Karin M. Verspoor | John Pestian
Pawel Matykiewicz | Kevin Cohen | Katherine D. Holland | Tracy A. Glauser | Shannon M. Standridge | Karin M. Verspoor | John Pestian
Identification of Patients with Acute Lung Injury from Free-Text Chest X-Ray Reports
Meliha Yetisgen-Yildiz | Cosmin Bejan | Mark Wurfel
Meliha Yetisgen-Yildiz | Cosmin Bejan | Mark Wurfel
Discovering Temporal Narrative Containers in Clinical Text
Timothy Miller | Steven Bethard | Dmitriy Dligach | Sameer Pradhan | Chen Lin | Guergana Savova
Timothy Miller | Steven Bethard | Dmitriy Dligach | Sameer Pradhan | Chen Lin | Guergana Savova
Identifying Pathological Findings in German Radiology Reports Using a Syntacto-semantic Parsing Approach
Claudia Bretschneider | Sonja Zillner | Matthias Hammon
Claudia Bretschneider | Sonja Zillner | Matthias Hammon
Corpus-Driven Terminology Development: Populating Swedish SNOMED CT with Synonyms Extracted from Electronic Health Records
Aron Henriksson | Maria Skeppstedt | Maria Kvist | Martin Duneld | Mike Conway
Aron Henriksson | Maria Skeppstedt | Maria Kvist | Martin Duneld | Mike Conway
Unsupervised Linguistically-Driven Reliable Dependency Parses Detection and Self-Training for Adaptation to the Biomedical Domain
Felice Dell’Orletta | Giulia Venturi | Simonetta Montemagni
Felice Dell’Orletta | Giulia Venturi | Simonetta Montemagni
Interpreting Consumer Health Questions: The Role of Anaphora and Ellipsis
Halil Kilicoglu | Marcelo Fiszman | Dina Demner-Fushman
Halil Kilicoglu | Marcelo Fiszman | Dina Demner-Fushman
Evaluating Large-scale Text Mining Applications Beyond the Traditional Numeric Performance Measures
Sofie Van Landeghem | Suwisa Kaewphan | Filip Ginter | Yves Van de Peer
Sofie Van Landeghem | Suwisa Kaewphan | Filip Ginter | Yves Van de Peer
Recognizing Sublanguages in Scientific Journal Articles through Closure Properties
Irina Temnikova | Kevin Cohen
Irina Temnikova | Kevin Cohen
BEL Networks Derived from Qualitative Translations of BioNLP Shared Task Annotations
Juliane Fluck | Alexander Klenner | Sumit Madan | Sam Ansari | Tamara Bobic | Julia Hoeng | Martin Hofmann--Apitius | Manuel Peitsch
Juliane Fluck | Alexander Klenner | Sumit Madan | Sam Ansari | Tamara Bobic | Julia Hoeng | Martin Hofmann--Apitius | Manuel Peitsch
Exploring Word Class N-grams to Measure Language Development in Children
Gabriela Ramírez de la Rosa | Thamar Solorio | Manuel Montes | Yang Liu | Lisa Bedore | Elizabeth Peña | Aquiles Iglesias
Gabriela Ramírez de la Rosa | Thamar Solorio | Manuel Montes | Yang Liu | Lisa Bedore | Elizabeth Peña | Aquiles Iglesias
Using the Argumentative Structure of Scientific Literature to Improve Information Access
Antonio Jimeno Yepes | James Mork | Alan Aronson
Antonio Jimeno Yepes | James Mork | Alan Aronson
Using Latent Dirichlet Allocation for Child Narrative Analysis
Khairun-nisa Hassanali | Yang Liu | Thamar Solorio
Khairun-nisa Hassanali | Yang Liu | Thamar Solorio
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Proceedings of the BioNLP Shared Task 2013 Workshop
Proceedings of the BioNLP Shared Task 2013 Workshop
Claire Nédellec | Robert Bossy | Jin-Dong Kim | Jung-jae Kim | Tomoko Ohta | Sampo Pyysalo | Pierre Zweigenbaum
Claire Nédellec | Robert Bossy | Jin-Dong Kim | Jung-jae Kim | Tomoko Ohta | Sampo Pyysalo | Pierre Zweigenbaum
Overview of BioNLP Shared Task 2013
Claire Nédellec | Robert Bossy | Jin-Dong Kim | Jung-jae Kim | Tomoko Ohta | Sampo Pyysalo | Pierre Zweigenbaum
Claire Nédellec | Robert Bossy | Jin-Dong Kim | Jung-jae Kim | Tomoko Ohta | Sampo Pyysalo | Pierre Zweigenbaum
The Genia Event Extraction Shared Task, 2013 Edition - Overview
Jin-Dong Kim | Yue Wang | Yamamoto Yasunori
Jin-Dong Kim | Yue Wang | Yamamoto Yasunori
TEES 2.1: Automated Annotation Scheme Learning in the BioNLP 2013 Shared Task
Jari Björne | Tapio Salakoski
Jari Björne | Tapio Salakoski
EVEX in ST’13: Application of a large-scale text mining resource to event extraction and network construction
Kai Hakala | Sofie Van Landeghem | Tapio Salakoski | Yves Van de Peer | Filip Ginter
Kai Hakala | Sofie Van Landeghem | Tapio Salakoski | Yves Van de Peer | Filip Ginter
Extracting Biomedical Events and Modifications Using Subgraph Matching with Noisy Training Data
Andrew MacKinlay | David Martinez | Antonio Jimeno Yepes | Haibin Liu | W. John Wilbur | Karin Verspoor
Andrew MacKinlay | David Martinez | Antonio Jimeno Yepes | Haibin Liu | W. John Wilbur | Karin Verspoor
Biomedical Event Extraction by Multi-class Classification of Pairs of Text Entities
Xiao Liu | Antoine Bordes | Yves Grandvalet
Xiao Liu | Antoine Bordes | Yves Grandvalet
GRO Task: Populating the Gene Regulation Ontology with events and relations
Jung-jae Kim | Xu Han | Vivian Lee | Dietrich Rebholz-Schuhmann
Jung-jae Kim | Xu Han | Vivian Lee | Dietrich Rebholz-Schuhmann
Overview of the Cancer Genetics (CG) task of BioNLP Shared Task 2013
Sampo Pyysalo | Tomoko Ohta | Sophia Ananiadou
Sampo Pyysalo | Tomoko Ohta | Sophia Ananiadou
Overview of the Pathway Curation (PC) task of BioNLP Shared Task 2013
Tomoko Ohta | Sampo Pyysalo | Rafal Rak | Andrew Rowley | Hong-Woo Chun | Sung-Jae Jung | Sung-Pil Choi | Sophia Ananiadou | Jun’ichi Tsujii
Tomoko Ohta | Sampo Pyysalo | Rafal Rak | Andrew Rowley | Hong-Woo Chun | Sung-Jae Jung | Sung-Pil Choi | Sophia Ananiadou | Jun’ichi Tsujii
Generalizing an Approximate Subgraph Matching-based System to Extract Events in Molecular Biology and Cancer Genetics
Haibin Liu | Karin Verspoor | Donald C. Comeau | Andrew MacKinlay | W. John Wilbur
Haibin Liu | Karin Verspoor | Donald C. Comeau | Andrew MacKinlay | W. John Wilbur
Performance and limitations of the linguistically motivated Cocoa/Peaberry system in a broad biological domain.
SV Ramanan | P. Senthil Nathan
SV Ramanan | P. Senthil Nathan
BioNLP Shared Task 2013: Supporting Resources
Pontus Stenetorp | Wiktoria Golik | Thierry Hamon | Donald C. Comeau | Rezarta Islamaj Doğan | Haibin Liu | W. John Wilbur
Pontus Stenetorp | Wiktoria Golik | Thierry Hamon | Donald C. Comeau | Rezarta Islamaj Doğan | Haibin Liu | W. John Wilbur
A fast rule-based approach for biomedical event extraction
Quoc-Chinh Bui | David Campos | Erik van Mulligen | Jan Kors
Quoc-Chinh Bui | David Campos | Erik van Mulligen | Jan Kors
Improving Feature-Based Biomedical Event Extraction System by Integrating Argument Information
Lishuang Li | Yiwen Wang | Degen Huang
Lishuang Li | Yiwen Wang | Degen Huang
UZH in BioNLP 2013
Gerold Schneider | Simon Clematide | Tilia Ellendorff | Don Tuggener | Fabio Rinaldi | Gintarė Grigonytė
Gerold Schneider | Simon Clematide | Tilia Ellendorff | Don Tuggener | Fabio Rinaldi | Gintarė Grigonytė
Exploring a Probabilistic Earley Parser for Event Composition in Biomedical Texts
Mai-Vu Tran | Nigel Collier | Hoang-Quynh Le | Van-Thuy Phi | Thanh-Binh Pham
Mai-Vu Tran | Nigel Collier | Hoang-Quynh Le | Van-Thuy Phi | Thanh-Binh Pham
Ontology-based semantic annotation: an automatic hybrid rule-based method
Sondes Bannour | Laurent Audibert | Henry Soldano
Sondes Bannour | Laurent Audibert | Henry Soldano
Building A Contrasting Taxa Extractor for Relation Identification from Assertions: BIOlogical Taxonomy & Ontology Phrase Extraction System
Cyril Grouin
Cyril Grouin
BioNLP Shared Task 2013 – An overview of the Genic Regulation Network Task
Robert Bossy | Philippe Bessières | Claire Nédellec
Robert Bossy | Philippe Bessières | Claire Nédellec
BioNLP shared Task 2013 – An Overview of the Bacteria Biotope Task
Robert Bossy | Wiktoria Golik | Zorana Ratkovic | Philippe Bessières | Claire Nédellec
Robert Bossy | Wiktoria Golik | Zorana Ratkovic | Philippe Bessières | Claire Nédellec
Bacteria Biotope Detection, Ontology-based Normalization, and Relation Extraction using Syntactic Rules
İlknur Karadeniz | Arzucan Özgür
İlknur Karadeniz | Arzucan Özgür
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Proceedings of the 14th European Workshop on Natural Language Generation
Proceedings of the 14th European Workshop on Natural Language Generation
Albert Gatt | Horacio Saggion
Albert Gatt | Horacio Saggion
Aligning Formal Meaning Representations with Surface Strings for Wide-Coverage Text Generation
Valerio Basile | Johan Bos
Valerio Basile | Johan Bos
Exploiting Ontology Lexica for Generating Natural Language Texts from RDF Data
Philipp Cimiano | Janna Lüker | David Nagel | Christina Unger
Philipp Cimiano | Janna Lüker | David Nagel | Christina Unger
User-Controlled, Robust Natural Language Generation from an Evolving Knowledge Base
Eva Banik | Eric Kow | Vinay Chaudhri
Eva Banik | Eric Kow | Vinay Chaudhri
Enhancing the Expression of Contrast in the SPaRKy Restaurant Corpus
David Howcroft | Crystal Nakatsu | Michael White
David Howcroft | Crystal Nakatsu | Michael White
Using Integer Linear Programming for Content Selection, Lexicalization, and Aggregation to Produce Compact Texts from OWL Ontologies
Gerasimos Lampouras | Ion Androutsopoulos
Gerasimos Lampouras | Ion Androutsopoulos
Generating and Interpreting Referring Expressions as Belief State Planning and Plan Recognition
Dustin Smith | Henry Lieberman
Dustin Smith | Henry Lieberman
Graphs and Spatial Relations in the Generation of Referring Expressions
Jette Viethen | Margaret Mitchell | Emiel Krahmer
Jette Viethen | Margaret Mitchell | Emiel Krahmer
What and Where: An Empirical Investigation of Pointing Gestures and Descriptions in Multimodal Referring Actions
Albert Gatt | Patrizia Paggio
Albert Gatt | Patrizia Paggio
Overview of the First Content Selection Challenge from Open Semantic Web Data
Nadjet Bouayad-Agha | Gerard Casamayor | Leo Wanner | Chris Mellish
Nadjet Bouayad-Agha | Gerard Casamayor | Leo Wanner | Chris Mellish
Generating Natural Language Questions to Support Learning On-Line
David Lindberg | Fred Popowich | John Nesbit | Phil Winne
David Lindberg | Fred Popowich | John Nesbit | Phil Winne
Generating Student Feedback from Time-Series Data Using Reinforcement Learning
Dimitra Gkatzia | Helen Hastie | Srinivasan Janarthanam | Oliver Lemon
Dimitra Gkatzia | Helen Hastie | Srinivasan Janarthanam | Oliver Lemon
Deconstructing Human Literature Reviews – A Framework for Multi-Document Summarization
Kokil Jaidka | Christopher Khoo | Jin-Cheon Na
Kokil Jaidka | Christopher Khoo | Jin-Cheon Na
Abstractive Meeting Summarization with Entailment and Fusion
Yashar Mehdad | Giuseppe Carenini | Frank Tompa | Raymond T. Ng
Yashar Mehdad | Giuseppe Carenini | Frank Tompa | Raymond T. Ng
Automatic Voice Selection in Japanese based on Various Linguistic Information
Ryu Iida | Takenobu Tokunaga
Ryu Iida | Takenobu Tokunaga
MIME - NLG in Pre-Hospital Care
Anne Schneider | Alasdair Mort | Chris Mellish | Ehud Reiter | Phil Wilson | Pierre-Luc Vaudry
Anne Schneider | Alasdair Mort | Chris Mellish | Ehud Reiter | Phil Wilson | Pierre-Luc Vaudry
Generation of Quantified Referring Expressions: Evidence from Experimental Data
Dale Barr | Kees van Deemter | Raquel Fernández
Dale Barr | Kees van Deemter | Raquel Fernández
POS-Tag Based Poetry Generation with WordNet
Manex Agirrezabal | Bertol Arrieta | Aitzol Astigarraga | Mans Hulden
Manex Agirrezabal | Bertol Arrieta | Aitzol Astigarraga | Mans Hulden
A Case Study Towards Turkish Paraphrase Alignment
Seniz Demir | İlknur Durgar El-Kahlout | Erdem Unal
Seniz Demir | İlknur Durgar El-Kahlout | Erdem Unal
Towards NLG for Physiological Data Monitoring with Body Area Networks
Hadi Banaee | Mobyen Uddin Ahmed | Amy Loutfi
Hadi Banaee | Mobyen Uddin Ahmed | Amy Loutfi
MIME- NLG Support for Complex and Unstable Pre-hospital Emergencies
Anne Schneider | Alasdair Mort | Chris Mellish | Ehud Reiter | Phil Wilson | Pierre-Luc Vaudry
Anne Schneider | Alasdair Mort | Chris Mellish | Ehud Reiter | Phil Wilson | Pierre-Luc Vaudry
Thoughtland: Natural Language Descriptions for Machine Learning n-dimensional Error Functions
Pablo Duboue
Pablo Duboue
LOR-KBGEN, A Hybrid Approach To Generating from the KBGen Knowledge-Base
Bikash Gyawali | Claire Gardent
Bikash Gyawali | Claire Gardent
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Proceedings of the Eighth Workshop on Statistical Machine Translation
Proceedings of the Eighth Workshop on Statistical Machine Translation
Ondrej Bojar | Christian Buck | Chris Callison-Burch | Barry Haddow | Philipp Koehn | Christof Monz | Matt Post | Herve Saint-Amand | Radu Soricut | Lucia Specia
Ondrej Bojar | Christian Buck | Chris Callison-Burch | Barry Haddow | Philipp Koehn | Christof Monz | Matt Post | Herve Saint-Amand | Radu Soricut | Lucia Specia
Findings of the 2013 Workshop on Statistical Machine Translation
Ondřej Bojar | Christian Buck | Chris Callison-Burch | Christian Federmann | Barry Haddow | Philipp Koehn | Christof Monz | Matt Post | Radu Soricut | Lucia Specia
Ondřej Bojar | Christian Buck | Chris Callison-Burch | Christian Federmann | Barry Haddow | Philipp Koehn | Christof Monz | Matt Post | Radu Soricut | Lucia Specia
The Feasibility of HMEANT as a Human MT Evaluation Metric
Alexandra Birch | Barry Haddow | Ulrich Germann | Maria Nadejde | Christian Buck | Philipp Koehn
Alexandra Birch | Barry Haddow | Ulrich Germann | Maria Nadejde | Christian Buck | Philipp Koehn
LIMSI @ WMT13
Alexander Allauzen | Nicolas Pécheux | Quoc Khanh Do | Marco Dinarelli | Thomas Lavergne | Aurélien Max | Hai-Son Le | François Yvon
Alexander Allauzen | Nicolas Pécheux | Quoc Khanh Do | Marco Dinarelli | Thomas Lavergne | Aurélien Max | Hai-Son Le | François Yvon
The CMU Machine Translation Systems at WMT 2013: Syntax, Synthetic Translation Options, and Pseudo-References
Waleed Ammar | Victor Chahuneau | Michael Denkowski | Greg Hanneman | Wang Ling | Austin Matthews | Kenton Murray | Nicola Segall | Alon Lavie | Chris Dyer
Waleed Ammar | Victor Chahuneau | Michael Denkowski | Greg Hanneman | Wang Ling | Austin Matthews | Kenton Murray | Nicola Segall | Alon Lavie | Chris Dyer
Feature Decay Algorithms for Fast Deployment of Accurate Statistical Machine Translation Systems
Ergun Biçici
Ergun Biçici
Yandex School of Data Analysis Machine Translation Systems for WMT13
Alexey Borisov | Jacob Dlougach | Irina Galinskaya
Alexey Borisov | Jacob Dlougach | Irina Galinskaya
The Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Translation Systems for the WMT 2013
Eunah Cho | Thanh-Le Ha | Mohammed Mediani | Jan Niehues | Teresa Herrmann | Isabel Slawik | Alex Waibel
Eunah Cho | Thanh-Le Ha | Mohammed Mediani | Jan Niehues | Teresa Herrmann | Isabel Slawik | Alex Waibel
TÜBİTAK-BİLGEM German-English Machine Translation Systems for W13
İlknur Durgar El-Kahlout | Coşkun Mermer
İlknur Durgar El-Kahlout | Coşkun Mermer
Edinburgh’s Machine Translation Systems for European Language Pairs
Nadir Durrani | Barry Haddow | Kenneth Heafield | Philipp Koehn
Nadir Durrani | Barry Haddow | Kenneth Heafield | Philipp Koehn
Munich-Edinburgh-Stuttgart Submissions of OSM Systems at WMT13
Nadir Durrani | Alexander Fraser | Helmut Schmid | Hassan Sajjad | Richárd Farkas
Nadir Durrani | Alexander Fraser | Helmut Schmid | Hassan Sajjad | Richárd Farkas
Towards Efficient Large-Scale Feature-Rich Statistical Machine Translation
Vladimir Eidelman | Ke Wu | Ferhan Ture | Philip Resnik | Jimmy Lin
Vladimir Eidelman | Ke Wu | Ferhan Ture | Philip Resnik | Jimmy Lin
The TALP-UPC Phrase-Based Translation Systems for WMT13: System Combination with Morphology Generation, Domain Adaptation and Corpus Filtering
Lluís Formiga | Marta R. Costa-jussà | José B. Mariño | José A. R. Fonollosa | Alberto Barrón-Cedeño | Lluís Màrquez
Lluís Formiga | Marta R. Costa-jussà | José B. Mariño | José A. R. Fonollosa | Alberto Barrón-Cedeño | Lluís Màrquez
Feature-Rich Phrase-based Translation: Stanford University’s Submission to the WMT 2013 Translation Task
Spence Green | Daniel Cer | Kevin Reschke | Rob Voigt | John Bauer | Sida Wang | Natalia Silveira | Julia Neidert | Christopher D. Manning
Spence Green | Daniel Cer | Kevin Reschke | Rob Voigt | John Bauer | Sida Wang | Natalia Silveira | Julia Neidert | Christopher D. Manning
Factored Machine Translation Systems for Russian-English
Stéphane Huet | Elena Manishina | Fabrice Lefèvre
Stéphane Huet | Elena Manishina | Fabrice Lefèvre
Omnifluent English-to-French and Russian-to-English Systems for the 2013 Workshop on Statistical Machine Translation
Evgeny Matusov | Gregor Leusch
Evgeny Matusov | Gregor Leusch
Pre-Reordering for Machine Translation Using Transition-Based Walks on Dependency Parse Trees
Antonio Valerio Miceli-Barone | Giuseppe Attardi
Antonio Valerio Miceli-Barone | Giuseppe Attardi
Joint WMT 2013 Submission of the QUAERO Project
Stephan Peitz | Saab Mansour | Matthias Huck | Markus Freitag | Hermann Ney | Eunah Cho | Teresa Herrmann | Mohammed Mediani | Jan Niehues | Alex Waibel | Alexander Allauzen | Quoc Khanh Do | Bianka Buschbeck | Tonio Wandmacher
Stephan Peitz | Saab Mansour | Matthias Huck | Markus Freitag | Hermann Ney | Eunah Cho | Teresa Herrmann | Mohammed Mediani | Jan Niehues | Alex Waibel | Alexander Allauzen | Quoc Khanh Do | Bianka Buschbeck | Tonio Wandmacher
The RWTH Aachen Machine Translation System for WMT 2013
Stephan Peitz | Saab Mansour | Jan-Thorsten Peter | Christoph Schmidt | Joern Wuebker | Matthias Huck | Markus Freitag | Hermann Ney
Stephan Peitz | Saab Mansour | Jan-Thorsten Peter | Christoph Schmidt | Joern Wuebker | Matthias Huck | Markus Freitag | Hermann Ney
The University of Cambridge Russian-English System at WMT13
Juan Pino | Aurelien Waite | Tong Xiao | Adrià de Gispert | Federico Flego | William Byrne
Juan Pino | Aurelien Waite | Tong Xiao | Adrià de Gispert | Federico Flego | William Byrne
Joshua 5.0: Sparser, Better, Faster, Server
Matt Post | Juri Ganitkevitch | Luke Orland | Jonathan Weese | Yuan Cao | Chris Callison-Burch
Matt Post | Juri Ganitkevitch | Luke Orland | Jonathan Weese | Yuan Cao | Chris Callison-Burch
The CNGL-DCU-Prompsit Translation Systems for WMT13
Raphael Rubino | Antonio Toral | Santiago Cortés Vaíllo | Jun Xie | Xiaofeng Wu | Stephen Doherty | Qun Liu
Raphael Rubino | Antonio Toral | Santiago Cortés Vaíllo | Jun Xie | Xiaofeng Wu | Stephen Doherty | Qun Liu
QCRI-MES Submission at WMT13: Using Transliteration Mining to Improve Statistical Machine Translation
Hassan Sajjad | Svetlana Smekalova | Nadir Durrani | Alexander Fraser | Helmut Schmid
Hassan Sajjad | Svetlana Smekalova | Nadir Durrani | Alexander Fraser | Helmut Schmid
Tunable Distortion Limits and Corpus Cleaning for SMT
Sara Stymne | Christian Hardmeier | Jörg Tiedemann | Joakim Nivre
Sara Stymne | Christian Hardmeier | Jörg Tiedemann | Joakim Nivre
Munich-Edinburgh-Stuttgart Submissions at WMT13: Morphological and Syntactic Processing for SMT
Marion Weller | Max Kisselew | Svetlana Smekalova | Alexander Fraser | Helmut Schmid | Nadir Durrani | Hassan Sajjad | Richárd Farkas
Marion Weller | Max Kisselew | Svetlana Smekalova | Alexander Fraser | Helmut Schmid | Nadir Durrani | Hassan Sajjad | Richárd Farkas
Coping with the Subjectivity of Human Judgements in MT Quality Estimation
Marco Turchi | Matteo Negri | Marcello Federico
Marco Turchi | Matteo Negri | Marcello Federico
Online Polylingual Topic Models for Fast Document Translation Detection
Kriste Krstovski | David A. Smith
Kriste Krstovski | David A. Smith
Combining Bilingual and Comparable Corpora for Low Resource Machine Translation
Ann Irvine | Chris Callison-Burch
Ann Irvine | Chris Callison-Burch
Generating English Determiners in Phrase-Based Translation with Synthetic Translation Options
Yulia Tsvetkov | Chris Dyer | Lori Levin | Archna Bhatia
Yulia Tsvetkov | Chris Dyer | Lori Levin | Archna Bhatia
Dramatically Reducing Training Data Size Through Vocabulary Saturation
William Lewis | Sauleh Eetemadi
William Lewis | Sauleh Eetemadi
Online Learning Approaches in Computer Assisted Translation
Prashant Mathur | Mauro Cettolo | Marcello Federico
Prashant Mathur | Mauro Cettolo | Marcello Federico
Positive Diversity Tuning for Machine Translation System Combination
Daniel Cer | Christopher D. Manning | Dan Jurafsky
Daniel Cer | Christopher D. Manning | Dan Jurafsky
Selecting Feature Sets for Comparative and Time-Oriented Quality Estimation of Machine Translation Output
Eleftherios Avramidis | Maja Popović
Eleftherios Avramidis | Maja Popović
SHEF-Lite: When Less is More for Translation Quality Estimation
Daniel Beck | Kashif Shah | Trevor Cohn | Lucia Specia
Daniel Beck | Kashif Shah | Trevor Cohn | Lucia Specia
FBK-UEdin Participation to the WMT13 Quality Estimation Shared Task
José Guilherme Camargo de Souza | Christian Buck | Marco Turchi | Matteo Negri
José Guilherme Camargo de Souza | Christian Buck | Marco Turchi | Matteo Negri
The TALP-UPC Approach to System Selection: Asiya Features and Pairwise Classification Using Random Forests
Lluís Formiga | Meritxell Gonzàlez | Alberto Barrón-Cedeño | José A. R. Fonollosa | Lluís Màrquez
Lluís Formiga | Meritxell Gonzàlez | Alberto Barrón-Cedeño | José A. R. Fonollosa | Lluís Màrquez
Quality Estimation for Machine Translation Using the Joint Method of Evaluation Criteria and Statistical Modeling
Aaron Li-Feng Han | Yi Lu | Derek F. Wong | Lidia S. Chao | Liangye He | Junwen Xing
Aaron Li-Feng Han | Yi Lu | Derek F. Wong | Lidia S. Chao | Liangye He | Junwen Xing
LIG System for WMT13 QE Task: Investigating the Usefulness of Features in Word Confidence Estimation for MT
Ngoc-Quang Luong | Benjamin Lecouteux | Laurent Besacier
Ngoc-Quang Luong | Benjamin Lecouteux | Laurent Besacier
DCU-Symantec at the WMT 2013 Quality Estimation Shared Task
Raphael Rubino | Joachim Wagner | Jennifer Foster | Johann Roturier | Rasoul Samad Zadeh Kaljahi | Fred Hollowood
Raphael Rubino | Joachim Wagner | Jennifer Foster | Johann Roturier | Rasoul Samad Zadeh Kaljahi | Fred Hollowood
LIMSI Submission for the WMT‘13 Quality Estimation Task: an Experiment with N-Gram Posteriors
Anil Kumar Singh | Guillaume Wisniewski | François Yvon
Anil Kumar Singh | Guillaume Wisniewski | François Yvon
A Description of Tunable Machine Translation Evaluation Systems in WMT13 Metrics Task
Aaron Li-Feng Han | Derek F. Wong | Lidia S. Chao | Yi Lu | Liangye He | Yiming Wang | Jiaji Zhou
Aaron Li-Feng Han | Derek F. Wong | Lidia S. Chao | Yi Lu | Liangye He | Yiming Wang | Jiaji Zhou
MEANT at WMT 2013: A Tunable, Accurate yet Inexpensive Semantic Frame Based MT Evaluation Metric
Chi-kiu Lo | Dekai Wu
Chi-kiu Lo | Dekai Wu
Efficient Solutions for Word Reordering in German-English Phrase-Based Statistical Machine Translation
Arianna Bisazza | Marcello Federico
Arianna Bisazza | Marcello Federico
A Phrase Orientation Model for Hierarchical Machine Translation
Matthias Huck | Joern Wuebker | Felix Rietig | Hermann Ney
Matthias Huck | Joern Wuebker | Felix Rietig | Hermann Ney
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Proceedings of the 7th Linguistic Annotation Workshop and Interoperability with Discourse
Proceedings of the 7th Linguistic Annotation Workshop and Interoperability with Discourse
Antonio Pareja-Lora | Maria Liakata | Stefanie Dipper
Antonio Pareja-Lora | Maria Liakata | Stefanie Dipper
Automatic Correction and Extension of Morphological Annotations
Ramy Eskander | Nizar Habash | Ann Bies | Seth Kulick | Mohamed Maamouri
Ramy Eskander | Nizar Habash | Ann Bies | Seth Kulick | Mohamed Maamouri
Utilizing State-of-the-art Parsers to Diagnose Problems in Treebank Annotation for a Less Resourced Language
Quy Nguyen | Ngan Nguyen | Yusuke Miyao
Quy Nguyen | Ngan Nguyen | Yusuke Miyao
Continuous Measurement Scales in Human Evaluation of Machine Translation
Yvette Graham | Timothy Baldwin | Alistair Moffat | Justin Zobel
Yvette Graham | Timothy Baldwin | Alistair Moffat | Justin Zobel
Entailment: An Effective Metric for Comparing and Evaluating Hierarchical and Non-hierarchical Annotation Schemes
Rohan Ramanath | Monojit Choudhury | Kalika Bali
Rohan Ramanath | Monojit Choudhury | Kalika Bali
A Framework for (Under)specifying Dependency Syntax without Overloading Annotators
Nathan Schneider | Brendan O’Connor | Naomi Saphra | David Bamman | Manaal Faruqui | Noah A. Smith | Chris Dyer | Jason Baldridge
Nathan Schneider | Brendan O’Connor | Naomi Saphra | David Bamman | Manaal Faruqui | Noah A. Smith | Chris Dyer | Jason Baldridge
Converting Italian Treebanks: Towards an Italian Stanford Dependency Treebank
Cristina Bosco | Simonetta Montemagni | Maria Simi
Cristina Bosco | Simonetta Montemagni | Maria Simi
Analyses of the Association between Discourse Relation and Sentiment Polarity with a Chinese Human-Annotated Corpus
Hen-Hsen Huang | Chi-Hsin Yu | Tai-Wei Chang | Cong-Kai Lin | Hsin-Hsi Chen
Hen-Hsen Huang | Chi-Hsin Yu | Tai-Wei Chang | Cong-Kai Lin | Hsin-Hsi Chen
Towards a Better Understanding of Discourse: Integrating Multiple Discourse Annotation Perspectives Using UIMA
Claudiu Mihăilă | Georgios Kontonatsios | Riza Theresa Batista-Navarro | Paul Thompson | Ioannis Korkontzelos | Sophia Ananiadou
Claudiu Mihăilă | Georgios Kontonatsios | Riza Theresa Batista-Navarro | Paul Thompson | Ioannis Korkontzelos | Sophia Ananiadou
Importing MASC into the ANNIS linguistic database: A case study of mapping GrAF
Arne Neumann | Nancy Ide | Manfred Stede
Arne Neumann | Nancy Ide | Manfred Stede
Generic noun phrases and annotation of coreference and bridging relations in the Prague Dependency Treebank
Anna Nedoluzhko
Anna Nedoluzhko
Annotating Anaphoric Shell Nouns with their Antecedents
Varada Kolhatkar | Heike Zinsmeister | Graeme Hirst
Varada Kolhatkar | Heike Zinsmeister | Graeme Hirst
Applicative Structures and Immediate Discourse in the Turkish Discourse Bank
Isin Demirşahin | Adnan Öztürel | Cem Bozşahin | Deniz Zeyrek
Isin Demirşahin | Adnan Öztürel | Cem Bozşahin | Deniz Zeyrek
TURKSENT: A Sentiment Annotation Tool for Social Media
Gülşen Eryiǧit | Fatih Samet Çetin | Meltem Yanık | Tanel Temel | İlyas Çiçekli
Gülşen Eryiǧit | Fatih Samet Çetin | Meltem Yanık | Tanel Temel | İlyas Çiçekli
Tweet Conversation Annotation Tool with a Focus on an Arabic Dialect, Moroccan Darija
Stephen Tratz | Douglas Briesch | Jamal Laoudi | Clare Voss
Stephen Tratz | Douglas Briesch | Jamal Laoudi | Clare Voss
Relation Annotation for Understanding Research Papers
Yuka Tateisi | Yo Shidahara | Yusuke Miyao | Akiko Aizawa
Yuka Tateisi | Yo Shidahara | Yusuke Miyao | Akiko Aizawa
Developing Parallel Sense-tagged Corpora with Wordnets
Francis Bond | Shan Wang | Eshley Huini Gao | Hazel Shuwen Mok | Jeanette Yiwen Tan
Francis Bond | Shan Wang | Eshley Huini Gao | Hazel Shuwen Mok | Jeanette Yiwen Tan
Animacy Annotation in the Hindi Treebank
Itisree Jena | Riyaz Ahmad Bhat | Sambhav Jain | Dipti Misra Sharma
Itisree Jena | Riyaz Ahmad Bhat | Sambhav Jain | Dipti Misra Sharma
Automatic Named Entity Pre-annotation for Out-of-domain Human Annotation
Sophie Rosset | Cyril Grouin | Thomas Lavergne | Mohamed Ben Jannet | Jérémy Leixa | Olivier Galibert | Pierre Zweigenbaum
Sophie Rosset | Cyril Grouin | Thomas Lavergne | Mohamed Ben Jannet | Jérémy Leixa | Olivier Galibert | Pierre Zweigenbaum
Abstract Meaning Representation for Sembanking
Laura Banarescu | Claire Bonial | Shu Cai | Madalina Georgescu | Kira Griffitt | Ulf Hermjakob | Kevin Knight | Philipp Koehn | Martha Palmer | Nathan Schneider
Laura Banarescu | Claire Bonial | Shu Cai | Madalina Georgescu | Kira Griffitt | Ulf Hermjakob | Kevin Knight | Philipp Koehn | Martha Palmer | Nathan Schneider
Ranking the annotators: An agreement study on argumentation structure
Andreas Peldszus | Manfred Stede
Andreas Peldszus | Manfred Stede
Investigation of annotator’s behaviour using eye-tracking data
Ryu Iida | Koh Mitsuda | Takenobu Tokunaga
Ryu Iida | Koh Mitsuda | Takenobu Tokunaga
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Proceedings of the 4th Biennial International Workshop on Balto-Slavic Natural Language Processing
Proceedings of the 4th Biennial International Workshop on Balto-Slavic Natural Language Processing
Jakub Piskorski | Lidia Pivovarova | Hristo Tanev | Roman Yangarber
Jakub Piskorski | Lidia Pivovarova | Hristo Tanev | Roman Yangarber
Invited Talk: Ontologies and Linked Open Data for Acquisition and Exploitation of Language Resources
Kiril Simov
Kiril Simov
A Comparison of Approaches for Sentiment Classification on Lithuanian Internet Comments
Jurgita Kapočiūtė-Dzikienė | Algis Krupavičius | Tomas Krilavičius
Jurgita Kapočiūtė-Dzikienė | Algis Krupavičius | Tomas Krilavičius
Aspect-Oriented Opinion Mining from User Reviews in Croatian
Goran Glavaš | Damir Korenčić | Jan Šnajder
Goran Glavaš | Damir Korenčić | Jan Šnajder
Frequently Asked Questions Retrieval for Croatian Based on Semantic Textual Similarity
Vanja Mladen Karan | Lovro Žmak | Jan Šnajder
Vanja Mladen Karan | Lovro Žmak | Jan Šnajder
Lemmatization and Morphosyntactic Tagging of Croatian and Serbian
Željko Agić | Nikola Ljubešić | Danijela Merkler
Željko Agić | Nikola Ljubešić | Danijela Merkler
Improving English-Russian sentence alignment through POS tagging and Damerau-Levenshtein distance
Andrey Kutuzov
Andrey Kutuzov
Adapting the PULS event extraction framework to analyze Russian text
Lidia Pivovarova | Mian Du | Roman Yangarber
Lidia Pivovarova | Mian Du | Roman Yangarber
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Proceedings of the Sixth Workshop on Building and Using Comparable Corpora
Proceedings of the Sixth Workshop on Building and Using Comparable Corpora
Serge Sharoff | Pierre Zweigenbaum | Reinhard Rapp
Serge Sharoff | Pierre Zweigenbaum | Reinhard Rapp
Cross-lingual WSD for Translation Extraction from Comparable Corpora
Marianna Apidianaki | Nikola Ljubešić | Darja Fišer
Marianna Apidianaki | Nikola Ljubešić | Darja Fišer
Bilingual Lexicon Extraction via Pivot Language and Word Alignment Tool
Hong-Seok Kwon | Hyeong-Won Seo | Jae-Hoon Kim
Hong-Seok Kwon | Hyeong-Won Seo | Jae-Hoon Kim
Using WordNet and Semantic Similarity for Bilingual Terminology Mining from Comparable Corpora
Dhouha Bouamor | Nasredine Semmar | Pierre Zweigenbaum
Dhouha Bouamor | Nasredine Semmar | Pierre Zweigenbaum
A Comparison of Smoothing Techniques for Bilingual Lexicon Extraction from Comparable Corpora
Amir Hazem | Emmanuel Morin
Amir Hazem | Emmanuel Morin
Chinese–Japanese Parallel Sentence Extraction from Quasi–Comparable Corpora
Chenhui Chu | Toshiaki Nakazawa | Sadao Kurohashi
Chenhui Chu | Toshiaki Nakazawa | Sadao Kurohashi
A modular open-source focused crawler for mining monolingual and bilingual corpora from the web
Vassilis Papavassiliou | Prokopis Prokopidis | Gregor Thurmair
Vassilis Papavassiliou | Prokopis Prokopidis | Gregor Thurmair
Scientific registers and disciplinary diversification: a comparable corpus approach
Elke Teich | Stefania Degaetano-Ortlieb | Hannah Kermes | Ekaterina Lapshinova-Koltunski
Elke Teich | Stefania Degaetano-Ortlieb | Hannah Kermes | Ekaterina Lapshinova-Koltunski
Improving MT System Using Extracted Parallel Fragments of Text from Comparable Corpora
Rajdeep Gupta | Santanu Pal | Sivaji Bandyopadhyay
Rajdeep Gupta | Santanu Pal | Sivaji Bandyopadhyay
Building Ontologies from Collaborative Knowledge Bases to Search and Interpret Multilingual Corpora
Yegin Genc | Elizabeth Lennon | Winter Mason | Jeffrey Nickerson
Yegin Genc | Elizabeth Lennon | Winter Mason | Jeffrey Nickerson
Using a Random Forest Classifier to recognise translations of biomedical terms across languages
Georgios Kontonatsios | Ioannis Korkontzelos | Sophia Ananiadou | Jun’ichi Tsujii
Georgios Kontonatsios | Ioannis Korkontzelos | Sophia Ananiadou | Jun’ichi Tsujii
Comparing Multilingual Comparable Articles Based On Opinions
Motaz Saad | David Langlois | Kamel Smaïli
Motaz Saad | David Langlois | Kamel Smaïli
Gathering and Generating Paraphrases from Twitter with Application to Normalization
Wei Xu | Alan Ritter | Ralph Grishman
Wei Xu | Alan Ritter | Ralph Grishman
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Proceedings of the Fourth Annual Workshop on Cognitive Modeling and Computational Linguistics (CMCL)
Proceedings of the Fourth Annual Workshop on Cognitive Modeling and Computational Linguistics (CMCL)
Vera Demberg | Roger Levy
Vera Demberg | Roger Levy
Why is English so easy to segment?
Abdellah Fourtassi | Benjamin Börschinger | Mark Johnson | Emmanuel Dupoux
Abdellah Fourtassi | Benjamin Börschinger | Mark Johnson | Emmanuel Dupoux
A model of generalization in distributional learning of phonetic categories
Bozena Pajak | Klinton Bicknell | Roger Levy
Bozena Pajak | Klinton Bicknell | Roger Levy
Statistical Representation of Grammaticality Judgements: the Limits of N-Gram Models
Alexander Clark | Gianluca Giorgolo | Shalom Lappin
Alexander Clark | Gianluca Giorgolo | Shalom Lappin
An Analysis of Memory-based Processing Costs using Incremental Deep Syntactic Dependency Parsing
Marten van Schijndel | Luan Nguyen | William Schuler
Marten van Schijndel | Luan Nguyen | William Schuler
Computational simulations of second language construction learning
Yevgen Matusevych | Afra Alishahi | Ad Backus
Yevgen Matusevych | Afra Alishahi | Ad Backus
The semantic augmentation of a psycholinguistically-motivated syntactic formalism
Asad Sayeed | Vera Demberg
Asad Sayeed | Vera Demberg
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Proceedings of the 7th Workshop on Language Technology for Cultural Heritage, Social Sciences, and Humanities
Proceedings of the 7th Workshop on Language Technology for Cultural Heritage, Social Sciences, and Humanities
Piroska Lendvai | Kalliopi Zervanou
Piroska Lendvai | Kalliopi Zervanou
Generating Paths through Cultural Heritage Collections
Samuel Fernando | Paula Goodale | Paul Clough | Mark Stevenson | Mark Hall | Eneko Agirre
Samuel Fernando | Paula Goodale | Paul Clough | Mark Stevenson | Mark Hall | Eneko Agirre
Using character overlap to improve language transformation
Sander Wubben | Emiel Krahmer | Antal van den Bosch
Sander Wubben | Emiel Krahmer | Antal van den Bosch
Comparison between historical population archives and decentralized databases
Marijn Schraagen | Dionysius Huijsmans
Marijn Schraagen | Dionysius Huijsmans
Morphological annotation of Old and Middle Hungarian corpora
Attila Novák | György Orosz | Nóra Wenszky
Attila Novák | György Orosz | Nóra Wenszky
Argument extraction for supporting public policy formulation
Eirini Florou | Stasinos Konstantopoulos | Antonis Koukourikos | Pythagoras Karampiperis
Eirini Florou | Stasinos Konstantopoulos | Antonis Koukourikos | Pythagoras Karampiperis
Towards a Tool for Interactive Concept Building for Large Scale Analysis in the Humanities
Andre Blessing | Jonathan Sonntag | Fritz Kliche | Ulrich Heid | Jonas Kuhn | Manfred Stede
Andre Blessing | Jonathan Sonntag | Fritz Kliche | Ulrich Heid | Jonas Kuhn | Manfred Stede
Towards Creating Precision Grammars from Interlinear Glossed Text: Inferring Large-Scale Typological Properties
Emily M. Bender | Michael Wayne Goodman | Joshua Crowgey | Fei Xia
Emily M. Bender | Michael Wayne Goodman | Joshua Crowgey | Fei Xia
Using Comparable Collections of Historical Texts for Building a Diachronic Dictionary for Spelling Normalization
Marilisa Amoia | Jose Manuel Martinez
Marilisa Amoia | Jose Manuel Martinez
Integration of the Thesaurus for the Social Sciences (TheSoz) in an Information Extraction System
Thierry Declerck
Thierry Declerck
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Proceedings of the Second Workshop on Hybrid Approaches to Translation
Proceedings of the Second Workshop on Hybrid Approaches to Translation
Marta Ruiz Costa-jussà | Reinhard Rapp | Patrik Lambert | Kurt Eberle | Rafael E. Banchs | Bogdan Babych
Marta Ruiz Costa-jussà | Reinhard Rapp | Patrik Lambert | Kurt Eberle | Rafael E. Banchs | Bogdan Babych
Workshop on Hybrid Approaches to Translation: Overview and Developments
Marta R. Costa-jussà | Rafael Banchs | Reinhard Rapp | Patrik Lambert | Kurt Eberle | Bogdan Babych
Marta R. Costa-jussà | Rafael Banchs | Reinhard Rapp | Patrik Lambert | Kurt Eberle | Bogdan Babych
Hybrid Selection of Language Model Training Data Using Linguistic Information and Perplexity
Antonio Toral
Antonio Toral
Improvements to Syntax-based Machine Translation using Ensemble Dependency Parsers
Nathan Green | Zdeněk Žabokrtský
Nathan Green | Zdeněk Žabokrtský
Using unlabeled dependency parsing for pre-reordering for Chinese-to-Japanese statistical machine translation
Dan Han | Pascual Martínez-Gómez | Yusuke Miyao | Katsuhito Sudoh | Masaaki Nagata
Dan Han | Pascual Martínez-Gómez | Yusuke Miyao | Katsuhito Sudoh | Masaaki Nagata
Reordering rules for English-Hindi SMT
Raj Nath Patel | Rohit Gupta | Prakash B. Pimpale | Sasikumar M
Raj Nath Patel | Rohit Gupta | Prakash B. Pimpale | Sasikumar M
English to Hungarian Morpheme-based Statistical Machine Translation System with Reordering Rules
László Laki | Attila Novák | Borbála Siklósi
László Laki | Attila Novák | Borbála Siklósi
Unsupervised Transduction Grammar Induction via Minimum Description Length
Markus Saers | Karteek Addanki | Dekai Wu
Markus Saers | Karteek Addanki | Dekai Wu
Integrating morpho-syntactic features in English-Arabic statistical machine translation
Ines Turki Khemakhem | Salma Jamoussi | Abdelmajid Ben Hamadou
Ines Turki Khemakhem | Salma Jamoussi | Abdelmajid Ben Hamadou
Experiments with POS-based restructuring and alignment-based reordering for statistical machine translation
Shuo Li | Derek F. Wong | Lidia S. Chao
Shuo Li | Derek F. Wong | Lidia S. Chao
Building bilingual lexicon to create Dialect Tunisian corpora and adapt language model
Rahma Boujelbane | Mariem Ellouze khemekhem | Siwar BenAyed | Lamia Hadrich Belguith
Rahma Boujelbane | Mariem Ellouze khemekhem | Siwar BenAyed | Lamia Hadrich Belguith
A Hybrid Word Alignment Model for Phrase-Based Statistical Machine Translation
Santanu Pal | Sudip Naskar | Sivaji Bandyopadhyay
Santanu Pal | Sudip Naskar | Sivaji Bandyopadhyay
Two Approaches to Correcting Homophone Confusions in a Hybrid Machine Translation System
Pierrette Bouillon | Johanna Gerlach | Ulrich Germann | Barry Haddow | Manny Rayner
Pierrette Bouillon | Johanna Gerlach | Ulrich Germann | Barry Haddow | Manny Rayner
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Proceedings of the Second Workshop on Predicting and Improving Text Readability for Target Reader Populations
Proceedings of the Second Workshop on Predicting and Improving Text Readability for Target Reader Populations
Sandra Williams | Advaith Siddharthan | Ani Nenkova
Sandra Williams | Advaith Siddharthan | Ani Nenkova
Building a German/Simple German Parallel Corpus for Automatic Text Simplification
David Klaper | Sarah Ebling | Martin Volk
David Klaper | Sarah Ebling | Martin Volk
The C-Score – Proposing a Reading Comprehension Metrics as a Common Evaluation Measure for Text Simplification
Irina Temnikova | Galina Maneva
Irina Temnikova | Galina Maneva
A Language-Independent Approach to Automatic Text Difficulty Assessment for Second-Language Learners
Wade Shen | Jennifer Williams | Tamas Marius | Elizabeth Salesky
Wade Shen | Jennifer Williams | Tamas Marius | Elizabeth Salesky
Text Modification for Bulgarian Sign Language Users
Slavina Lozanova | Ivelina Stoyanova | Svetlozara Leseva | Svetla Koeva | Boian Savtchev
Slavina Lozanova | Ivelina Stoyanova | Svetlozara Leseva | Svetla Koeva | Boian Savtchev
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Proceedings of the MultiLing 2013 Workshop on Multilingual Multi-document Summarization
Multi-document multilingual summarization corpus preparation, Part 1: Arabic, English, Greek, Chinese, Romanian
Lei Li | Corina Forascu | Mahmoud El-Haj | George Giannakopoulos
Lei Li | Corina Forascu | Mahmoud El-Haj | George Giannakopoulos
Multi-document multilingual summarization corpus preparation, Part 2: Czech, Hebrew and Spanish
Michael Elhadad | Sabino Miranda-Jiménez | Josef Steinberger | George Giannakopoulos
Michael Elhadad | Sabino Miranda-Jiménez | Josef Steinberger | George Giannakopoulos
Multi-document multilingual summarization and evaluation tracks in ACL 2013 MultiLing Workshop
George Giannakopoulos
George Giannakopoulos
CIST System Report for ACL MultiLing 2013 – Track 1: Multilingual Multi-document Summarization
Lei Li | Wei Heng | Jia Yu | Yu Liu | Shuhong Wan
Lei Li | Wei Heng | Jia Yu | Yu Liu | Shuhong Wan
Multilingual Summarization: Dimensionality Reduction and a Step Towards Optimal Term Coverage
John Conroy | Sashka T. Davis | Jeff Kubina | Yi-Kai Liu | Dianne P. O’Leary | Judith D. Schlesinger
John Conroy | Sashka T. Davis | Jeff Kubina | Yi-Kai Liu | Dianne P. O’Leary | Judith D. Schlesinger
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Proceedings of the Workshop on Continuous Vector Space Models and their Compositionality
Proceedings of the Workshop on Continuous Vector Space Models and their Compositionality
Alexandre Allauzen | Hugo Larochelle | Christopher Manning | Richard Socher
Alexandre Allauzen | Hugo Larochelle | Christopher Manning | Richard Socher
Vector Space Semantic Parsing: A Framework for Compositional Vector Space Models
Jayant Krishnamurthy | Tom Mitchell
Jayant Krishnamurthy | Tom Mitchell
Learning from errors: Using vector-based compositional semantics for parse reranking
Phong Le | Willem Zuidema | Remko Scha
Phong Le | Willem Zuidema | Remko Scha
A Structured Distributional Semantic Model : Integrating Structure with Semantics
Kartik Goyal | Sujay Kumar Jauhar | Huiying Li | Mrinmaya Sachan | Shashank Srivastava | Eduard Hovy
Kartik Goyal | Sujay Kumar Jauhar | Huiying Li | Mrinmaya Sachan | Shashank Srivastava | Eduard Hovy
Letter N-Gram-based Input Encoding for Continuous Space Language Models
Henning Sperr | Jan Niehues | Alex Waibel
Henning Sperr | Jan Niehues | Alex Waibel
Transducing Sentences to Syntactic Feature Vectors: an Alternative Way to “Parse”?
Fabio Massimo Zanzotto | Lorenzo Dell’Arciprete
Fabio Massimo Zanzotto | Lorenzo Dell’Arciprete
General estimation and evaluation of compositional distributional semantic models
Georgiana Dinu | Nghia The Pham | Marco Baroni
Georgiana Dinu | Nghia The Pham | Marco Baroni
Determining Compositionality of Expresssions Using Various Word Space Models and Methods
Lubomír Krčmář | Karel Ježek | Pavel Pecina
Lubomír Krčmář | Karel Ježek | Pavel Pecina
“Not not bad” is not “bad”: A distributional account of negation
Karl Moritz Hermann | Edward Grefenstette | Phil Blunsom
Karl Moritz Hermann | Edward Grefenstette | Phil Blunsom
Towards Dynamic Word Sense Discrimination with Random Indexing
Hans Moen | Erwin Marsi | Björn Gambäck
Hans Moen | Erwin Marsi | Björn Gambäck
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Proceedings of the Workshop on Discourse in Machine Translation
Proceedings of the Workshop on Discourse in Machine Translation
Bonnie Webber | Andrei Popescu-Belis | Katja Markert | Jörg Tiedemann
Bonnie Webber | Andrei Popescu-Belis | Katja Markert | Jörg Tiedemann
Meaning Unit Segmentation in English and Chinese: a New Approach to Discourse Phenomena
Jennifer Williams | Rafael Banchs | Haizhou Li
Jennifer Williams | Rafael Banchs | Haizhou Li
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Proceedings of the Fourth Workshop on Teaching NLP and CL
Introducing Computational Concepts in a Linguistics Olympiad
Patrick Littell | Lori Levin | Jason Eisner | Dragomir Radev
Patrick Littell | Lori Levin | Jason Eisner | Dragomir Radev
Learning from OzCLO, the Australian Computational and Linguistics Olympiad
Dominique Estival | John Henderson | Mary Laughren | Diego Mollá | Cathy Bow | Rachel Nordlinger | Verna Rieschild | Andrea C. Schalley | Alexander W. Stanley | Colette Mrowa-Hopkins
Dominique Estival | John Henderson | Mary Laughren | Diego Mollá | Cathy Bow | Rachel Nordlinger | Verna Rieschild | Andrea C. Schalley | Alexander W. Stanley | Colette Mrowa-Hopkins
The Swedish Model of Public Outreach of Linguistics to secondary school Students through Olympiads
Patrik Roos | Hedvig Skirgård
Patrik Roos | Hedvig Skirgård
Artificial IntelliDance: Teaching Machine Learning through a Choreography
Apoorv Agarwal | Caitlin Trainor
Apoorv Agarwal | Caitlin Trainor
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Proceedings of the Fourth Workshop on Speech and Language Processing for Assistive Technologies
Proceedings of the Fourth Workshop on Speech and Language Processing for Assistive Technologies
Jan Alexandersson | Peter Ljunglöf | Kathleen F. McCoy | François Portet | Brian Roark | Frank Rudzicz | Michel Vacher
Jan Alexandersson | Peter Ljunglöf | Kathleen F. McCoy | François Portet | Brian Roark | Frank Rudzicz | Michel Vacher
Individuality-Preserving Voice Conversion for Articulation Disorders Using Locality-Constrained NMF
Ryo Aihara | Tetsuya Takiguchi | Yasuo Ariki
Ryo Aihara | Tetsuya Takiguchi | Yasuo Ariki
Analyzing the Performance of Automatic Speech Recognition for Ageing Voice: Does it Correlate with Dependency Level?
Frédéric Aman | Michel Vacher | Solange Rossato | François Portet
Frédéric Aman | Michel Vacher | Solange Rossato | François Portet
Visual Subtitles for Internet Videos
Chitralekha Bhat | Imran Ahmed | Vikram Saxena | Sunil Kumar Kopparapu
Chitralekha Bhat | Imran Ahmed | Vikram Saxena | Sunil Kumar Kopparapu
Comparing and combining classifiers for self-taught vocal interfaces
Lize Broekx | Katrien Dreesen | Jort Florent Gemmeke | Hugo Van hamme
Lize Broekx | Katrien Dreesen | Jort Florent Gemmeke | Hugo Van hamme
homeService: Voice-enabled assistive technology in the home using cloud-based automatic speech recognition
Heidi Christensen | Iñigo Casanueva | Stuart Cunningham | Phil Green | Thomas Hain
Heidi Christensen | Iñigo Casanueva | Stuart Cunningham | Phil Green | Thomas Hain
Automating speech reception threshold measurements using automatic speech recognition
Hanne Deprez | Emre Yilmaz | Stefan Lievens | Hugo Van hamme
Hanne Deprez | Emre Yilmaz | Stefan Lievens | Hugo Van hamme
Improving Continuous Sign Language Recognition: Speech Recognition Techniques and System Design
Jens Forster | Oscar Koller | Christian Oberdörfer | Yannick Gweth | Hermann Ney
Jens Forster | Oscar Koller | Christian Oberdörfer | Yannick Gweth | Hermann Ney
Automatic speech recognition in the diagnosis of primary progressive aphasia
Kathleen Fraser | Frank Rudzicz | Naida Graham | Elizabeth Rochon
Kathleen Fraser | Frank Rudzicz | Naida Graham | Elizabeth Rochon
Automatic Speech Recognition: A Shifted Role in Early Speech Intervention?
Foad Hamidi | Melanie Baljko
Foad Hamidi | Melanie Baljko
Making Speech-Based Assistive Technology Work for a Real User
William Li | Don Fredette | Alexander Burnham | Bob Lamoureux | Marva Serotkin | Seth Teller
William Li | Don Fredette | Alexander Burnham | Bob Lamoureux | Marva Serotkin | Seth Teller
Probabilistic Dialogue Modeling for Speech-Enabled Assistive Technology
William Li | Jim Glass | Nicholas Roy | Seth Teller
William Li | Jim Glass | Nicholas Roy | Seth Teller
A Self Learning Vocal Interface for Speech-impaired Users
Bart Ons | Netsanet Tessema | Janneke van de Loo | Jort Gemmeke | Guy De Pauw | Walter Daelemans | Hugo Van hamme
Bart Ons | Netsanet Tessema | Janneke van de Loo | Jort Gemmeke | Guy De Pauw | Walter Daelemans | Hugo Van hamme
The dramatic piece reader for the blind and visually impaired
Milan Rusko | Marian Trnka | Sakhia Darjaa | Juraj Hamar
Milan Rusko | Marian Trnka | Sakhia Darjaa | Juraj Hamar
Sub-lexical Dialogue Act Classification in a Spoken Dialogue System Support for the Elderly with Cognitive Disabilities
Ken Sadohara | Hiroaki Kojima | Takuya Narita | Misato Nihei | Minoru Kamata | Shinichi Onaka | Yoshihiro Fujita | Takenobu Inoue
Ken Sadohara | Hiroaki Kojima | Takuya Narita | Misato Nihei | Minoru Kamata | Shinichi Onaka | Yoshihiro Fujita | Takenobu Inoue
Experimental Evaluation of Speech Recognition Technologies for Voice-based Home Automation Control in a Smart Home
Michel Vacher | Benjamin Lecouteux | Dan Istrate | Thierry Joubert | François Portet | Mohamed Sehili | Pedro Chahuara
Michel Vacher | Benjamin Lecouteux | Dan Istrate | Thierry Joubert | François Portet | Mohamed Sehili | Pedro Chahuara
Towards Personalised Synthesised Voices for Individuals with Vocal Disabilities: Voice Banking and Reconstruction
Christophe Veaux | Junichi Yamagishi | Simon King
Christophe Veaux | Junichi Yamagishi | Simon King
Automatic Monitoring of Activities of Daily Living based on Real-life Acoustic Sensor Data: a preliminary study
Lode Vuegen | Bert Van Den Broeck | Peter Karsmakers | Hugo Van hamme | Bart Vanrumste
Lode Vuegen | Bert Van Den Broeck | Peter Karsmakers | Hugo Van hamme | Bart Vanrumste
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Proceedings of the IJCNLP 2013 Workshop on Natural Language Processing for Social Media (SocialNLP)
Proceedings of the IJCNLP 2013 Workshop on Natural Language Processing for Social Media (SocialNLP)
Shou-de Lin | Lun-Wei Ku | Tsung-Ting Kuo
Shou-de Lin | Lun-Wei Ku | Tsung-Ting Kuo
Predicting TV Audience Rating with Social Media
Wen-Tai Hsieh | Seng-cho T. Chou | Yu-Hsuan Cheng | Chen-Ming Wu
Wen-Tai Hsieh | Seng-cho T. Chou | Yu-Hsuan Cheng | Chen-Ming Wu
S-Sense: A Sentiment Analysis Framework for Social Media Sensing
Choochart Haruechaiyasak | Alisa Kongthon | Pornpimon Palingoon | Kanokorn Trakultaweekoon
Choochart Haruechaiyasak | Alisa Kongthon | Pornpimon Palingoon | Kanokorn Trakultaweekoon
The New Eye of Government: Citizen Sentiment Analysis in Social Media
Ravi Arunachalam | Sandipan Sarkar
Ravi Arunachalam | Sandipan Sarkar
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Proceedings of the 11th Workshop on Asian Language Resources
EVBCorpus - A Multi-Layer English-Vietnamese Bilingual Corpus for Studying Tasks in Comparative Linguistics
Quoc Hung Ngo | Werner Winiwarter | Bartholomäus Wloka
Quoc Hung Ngo | Werner Winiwarter | Bartholomäus Wloka
Detecting Missing Annotation Disagreement using Eye Gaze Information
Koh Mitsuda | Ryu Iida | Takenobu Tokunaga
Koh Mitsuda | Ryu Iida | Takenobu Tokunaga
Event and Event Actor Alignment in Phrase Based Statistical Machine Translation
Anup Kolya | Santanu Pal | Asif Ekbal | Sivaji Bandyopadhyay
Anup Kolya | Santanu Pal | Asif Ekbal | Sivaji Bandyopadhyay
Sentiment Analysis of Hindi Reviews based on Negation and Discourse Relation
Namita Mittal | Basant Agarwal | Garvit Chouhan | Nitin Bania | Prateek Pareek
Namita Mittal | Basant Agarwal | Garvit Chouhan | Nitin Bania | Prateek Pareek
A Hybrid Statistical Approach for Named Entity Recognition for Malayalam Language
Jisha P Jayan | Rajeev R R | Elizabeth Sherly
Jisha P Jayan | Rajeev R R | Elizabeth Sherly
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Proceedings of the Seventh SIGHAN Workshop on Chinese Language Processing
Proceedings of the Seventh SIGHAN Workshop on Chinese Language Processing
Liang-Chih Yu | Yuen-Hsien Tseng | Jingbo Zhu | Fuji Ren
Liang-Chih Yu | Yuen-Hsien Tseng | Jingbo Zhu | Fuji Ren
Deep Context-Free Grammar for Chinese with Broad-Coverage
Xiangli Wang | Yi Zhang | Yusuke Miyao | Takuya Matsuzaki | Junichi Tsujii
Xiangli Wang | Yi Zhang | Yusuke Miyao | Takuya Matsuzaki | Junichi Tsujii
Lexical Representation and Classification of Eventive Verbs - Polarity and Interaction between Process and State
Shu-Ling Huang | Yu-Ming Hsieh | Su-Chu Lin | Keh-Jiann Chen
Shu-Ling Huang | Yu-Ming Hsieh | Su-Chu Lin | Keh-Jiann Chen
Response Generation Based on Hierarchical Semantic Structure with POMDP Re-ranking for Conversational Dialogue Systems
Jui-Feng Yeh | Yuan-Cheng Chu
Jui-Feng Yeh | Yuan-Cheng Chu
Chinese Word Spelling Correction Based on N-gram Ranked Inverted Index List
Jui-Feng Yeh | Sheng-Feng Li | Mei-Rong Wu | Wen-Yi Chen | Mao-Chuan Su
Jui-Feng Yeh | Sheng-Feng Li | Mei-Rong Wu | Wen-Yi Chen | Mao-Chuan Su
Chinese Spelling Checker Based on Statistical Machine Translation
Hsun-wen Chiu | Jian-cheng Wu | Jason S. Chang
Hsun-wen Chiu | Jian-cheng Wu | Jason S. Chang
A Hybrid Chinese Spelling Correction Using Language Model and Statistical Machine Translation with Reranking
Xiaodong Liu | Fei Cheng | Yanyan Luo | Kevin Duh | Yuji Matsumoto
Xiaodong Liu | Fei Cheng | Yanyan Luo | Kevin Duh | Yuji Matsumoto
Introduction to CKIP Chinese Spelling Check System for SIGHAN Bakeoff 2013 Evaluation
Yu-Ming Hsieh | Ming-Hong Bai | Keh-Jiann Chen
Yu-Ming Hsieh | Ming-Hong Bai | Keh-Jiann Chen
Automatic Chinese Confusion Words Extraction Using Conditional Random Fields and the Web
Chun-Hung Wang | Jason S. Chang | Jian-Cheng Wu
Chun-Hung Wang | Jason S. Chang | Jian-Cheng Wu
Conditional Random Field-based Parser and Language Model for Tradi-tional Chinese Spelling Checker
Yih-Ru Wang | Yuan-Fu Liao | Yeh-Kuang Wu | Liang-Chun Chang
Yih-Ru Wang | Yuan-Fu Liao | Yeh-Kuang Wu | Liang-Chun Chang
A Study of Language Modeling for Chinese Spelling Check
Kuan-Yu Chen | Hung-Shin Lee | Chung-Han Lee | Hsin-Min Wang | Hsin-Hsi Chen
Kuan-Yu Chen | Hung-Shin Lee | Chung-Han Lee | Hsin-Min Wang | Hsin-Hsi Chen
Sinica-IASL Chinese spelling check system at Sighan-7
Ting-Hao Yang | Yu-Lun Hsieh | Yu-Hsuan Chen | Michael Tsang | Cheng-Wei Shih | Wen-Lian Hsu
Ting-Hao Yang | Yu-Lun Hsieh | Yu-Hsuan Chen | Michael Tsang | Cheng-Wei Shih | Wen-Lian Hsu
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Proceedings of the 4th Workshop on South and Southeast Asian Natural Language Processing
Proceedings of the 4th Workshop on South and Southeast Asian Natural Language Processing
Pushpak Bhattacharyya | M. G. Abbas Malik
Pushpak Bhattacharyya | M. G. Abbas Malik
Fast Bootstrapping of Grapheme to Phoneme System for Under-resourced Languages - Application to the Iban Language
Sarah Samson Juan | Laurent Besacier
Sarah Samson Juan | Laurent Besacier
LexToPlus: A Thai Lexeme Tokenization and Normalization Tool
Choochart Haruechaiyasak | Alisa Kongthon
Choochart Haruechaiyasak | Alisa Kongthon
A Three-Layer Architecture for Automatic Post Editing System Using Rule-Based Paradigm
Mahsa Mohaghegh | Abdolhossein Sarrafzadeh | Mehdi Mohammadi
Mahsa Mohaghegh | Abdolhossein Sarrafzadeh | Mehdi Mohammadi
On Application of Conditional Random Field in Stemming of Bengali Natural Language Text
Sandipan Sarkar | Sivaji Bandyopadhyay
Sandipan Sarkar | Sivaji Bandyopadhyay
Urdu Hindi Machine Transliteration using SMT
M. G. Abbas Malik | Christian Boitet | Laurent Besacier | Pushpak Bhattacharyya
M. G. Abbas Malik | Christian Boitet | Laurent Besacier | Pushpak Bhattacharyya
Urdu Spell Checking: Reverse Edit Distance Approach
Saadat Iqbal | Muhammad Waqas Anwar | Usama Ijaz Bajwa | Zobia Rehman
Saadat Iqbal | Muhammad Waqas Anwar | Usama Ijaz Bajwa | Zobia Rehman
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Proceedings of the Fourth Workshop on Statistical Parsing of Morphologically-Rich Languages
Proceedings of the Fourth Workshop on Statistical Parsing of Morphologically-Rich Languages
Yoav Goldberg | Yuval Marton | Ines Rehbein | Yannick Versley
Yoav Goldberg | Yuval Marton | Ines Rehbein | Yannick Versley
Working with a small dataset - semi-supervised dependency parsing for Irish
Teresa Lynn | Jennifer Foster | Mark Dras
Teresa Lynn | Jennifer Foster | Mark Dras
Lithuanian Dependency Parsing with Rich Morphological Features
Jurgita Kapočiūtė-Dzikienė | Joakim Nivre | Algis Krupavičius
Jurgita Kapočiūtė-Dzikienė | Joakim Nivre | Algis Krupavičius
Parsing Croatian and Serbian by Using Croatian Dependency Treebanks
Željko Agić | Danijela Merkler | Daša Berović
Željko Agić | Danijela Merkler | Daša Berović
A Cross-Task Flexible Transition Model for Arabic Tokenization, Affix Detection, Affix Labeling, POS Tagging, and Dependency Parsing
Stephen Tratz
Stephen Tratz
The LIGM-Alpage architecture for the SPMRL 2013 Shared Task: Multiword Expression Analysis and Dependency Parsing
Matthieu Constant | Marie Candito | Djamé Seddah
Matthieu Constant | Marie Candito | Djamé Seddah
Exploring beam-based shift-reduce dependency parsing with DyALog: Results from the SPMRL 2013 shared task
Éric de la Clergerie
Éric de la Clergerie
Effective Morphological Feature Selection with MaltOptimizer at the SPMRL 2013 Shared Task
Miguel Ballesteros
Miguel Ballesteros
Exploiting the Contribution of Morphological Information to Parsing: the BASQUE TEAM system in the SPRML‘2013 Shared Task
Iakes Goenaga | Koldo Gojenola | Nerea Ezeiza
Iakes Goenaga | Koldo Gojenola | Nerea Ezeiza
The AI-KU System at the SPMRL 2013 Shared Task : Unsupervised Features for Dependency Parsing
Volkan Cirik | Husnu Sensoy
Volkan Cirik | Husnu Sensoy
SPMRL‘13 Shared Task System: The CADIM Arabic Dependency Parser
Yuval Marton | Nizar Habash | Owen Rambow | Sarah Alkhulani
Yuval Marton | Nizar Habash | Owen Rambow | Sarah Alkhulani
A Statistical Approach to Prediction of Empty Categories in Hindi Dependency Treebank
Puneeth Kukkadapu | Prashanth Mannem
Puneeth Kukkadapu | Prashanth Mannem
An Empirical Study on the Effect of Morphological and Lexical Features in Persian Dependency Parsing
Mojtaba Khallash | Ali Hadian | Behrouz Minaei-Bidgoli
Mojtaba Khallash | Ali Hadian | Behrouz Minaei-Bidgoli
Constructing a Practical Constituent Parser from a Japanese Treebank with Function Labels
Takaaki Tanaka | Masaaki Nagata
Takaaki Tanaka | Masaaki Nagata
Context Based Statistical Morphological Analyzer and its Effect on Hindi Dependency Parsing
Deepak Kumar Malladi | Prashanth Mannem
Deepak Kumar Malladi | Prashanth Mannem
Representation of Morphosyntactic Units and Coordination Structures in the Turkish Dependency Treebank
Umut Sulubacak | Gülşen Eryiğit
Umut Sulubacak | Gülşen Eryiğit
(Re)ranking Meets Morphosyntax: State-of-the-art Results from the SPMRL 2013 Shared Task
Anders Björkelund | Özlem Çetinoğlu | Richárd Farkas | Thomas Mueller | Wolfgang Seeker
Anders Björkelund | Özlem Çetinoğlu | Richárd Farkas | Thomas Mueller | Wolfgang Seeker
Overview of the SPMRL 2013 Shared Task: A Cross-Framework Evaluation of Parsing Morphologically Rich Languages
Djamé Seddah | Reut Tsarfaty | Sandra Kübler | Marie Candito | Jinho D. Choi | Richárd Farkas | Jennifer Foster | Iakes Goenaga | Koldo Gojenola Galletebeitia | Yoav Goldberg | Spence Green | Nizar Habash | Marco Kuhlmann | Wolfgang Maier | Joakim Nivre | Adam Przepiórkowski | Ryan Roth | Wolfgang Seeker | Yannick Versley | Veronika Vincze | Marcin Woliński | Alina Wróblewska | Eric Villemonte de la Clergerie
Djamé Seddah | Reut Tsarfaty | Sandra Kübler | Marie Candito | Jinho D. Choi | Richárd Farkas | Jennifer Foster | Iakes Goenaga | Koldo Gojenola Galletebeitia | Yoav Goldberg | Spence Green | Nizar Habash | Marco Kuhlmann | Wolfgang Maier | Joakim Nivre | Adam Przepiórkowski | Ryan Roth | Wolfgang Seeker | Yannick Versley | Veronika Vincze | Marcin Woliński | Alina Wróblewska | Eric Villemonte de la Clergerie
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Proceedings of TextGraphs-8 Graph-based Methods for Natural Language Processing
Proceedings of TextGraphs-8 Graph-based Methods for Natural Language Processing
Zornitsa Kozareva | Irina Matveeva | Gabor Melli | Vivi Nastase
Zornitsa Kozareva | Irina Matveeva | Gabor Melli | Vivi Nastase
JoBimText Visualizer: A Graph-based Approach to Contextualizing Distributional Similarity
Chris Biemann | Bonaventura Coppola | Michael R. Glass | Alfio Gliozzo | Matthew Hatem | Martin Riedl
Chris Biemann | Bonaventura Coppola | Michael R. Glass | Alfio Gliozzo | Matthew Hatem | Martin Riedl
Graph-Based Unsupervised Learning of Word Similarities Using Heterogeneous Feature Types
Avneesh Saluja | Jiří Navrátil
Avneesh Saluja | Jiří Navrátil
From Global to Local Similarities: A Graph-Based Contextualization Method using Distributional Thesauri
Martin Riedl | Chris Biemann
Martin Riedl | Chris Biemann
Understanding seed selection in bootstrapping
Yo Ehara | Issei Sato | Hidekazu Oiwa | Hiroshi Nakagawa
Yo Ehara | Issei Sato | Hidekazu Oiwa | Hiroshi Nakagawa
Graph-Structures Matching for Review Relevance Identification
Lakshmi Ramachandran | Edward Gehringer
Lakshmi Ramachandran | Edward Gehringer
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Proceedings of the Joint Workshop on NLP&LOD and SWAIE: Semantic Web, Linked Open Data and Information Extraction
Proceedings of the Joint Workshop on NLP&LOD and SWAIE: Semantic Web, Linked Open Data and Information Extraction
Diana Maynard | Marieke van Erp | Brian Davis | Petya Osenova | Kiril Simov | Georgi Georgiev | Preslav Nakov
Diana Maynard | Marieke van Erp | Brian Davis | Petya Osenova | Kiril Simov | Georgi Georgiev | Preslav Nakov
Evaluation of SPARQL query generation from natural language questions
K. Bretonnel Cohen | Jin-Dong Kim
K. Bretonnel Cohen | Jin-Dong Kim
Porting Elements of the Austrian Baroque Corpus onto the Linguistic Linked Open Data Format
Ulrike Czeitschner | Thierry Declerck | Claudia Resch
Ulrike Czeitschner | Thierry Declerck | Claudia Resch
Literature-driven Curation for Taxonomic Name Databases
Hui Yang | Alistair Willis | David Morse | Anne de Roeck
Hui Yang | Alistair Willis | David Morse | Anne de Roeck
Exploring the inference role in automatic information extraction from texts
Denis de Araujo | Sandro Rigo | Carolina Muller | Rove Chishman
Denis de Araujo | Sandro Rigo | Carolina Muller | Rove Chishman
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Proceedings of the 2nd Workshop on Linked Data in Linguistics (LDL-2013): Representing and linking lexicons, terminologies and other language data
Proceedings of the 2nd Workshop on Linked Data in Linguistics (LDL-2013): Representing and linking lexicons, terminologies and other language data
Christian Chiarcos | Philipp Cimiano | Thierry Declerck | John Philip McCrae
Christian Chiarcos | Philipp Cimiano | Thierry Declerck | John Philip McCrae
Linguistic Linked Open Data (LLOD). Introduction and Overview
Christian Chiarcos | Philipp Cimiano | Thierry Declerck | John P. McCrae
Christian Chiarcos | Philipp Cimiano | Thierry Declerck | John P. McCrae
Linguistic Linked Data for Sentiment Analysis
Paul Buitelaar | Mihael Arcan | Carlos Iglesias | Fernando Sánchez-Rada | Carlo Strapparava
Paul Buitelaar | Mihael Arcan | Carlos Iglesias | Fernando Sánchez-Rada | Carlo Strapparava
LIME: Towards a Metadata Module for Ontolex
Manuel Fiorelli | Maria Teresa Pazienza | Armando Stellato
Manuel Fiorelli | Maria Teresa Pazienza | Armando Stellato
Lemon-aid: using Lemon to aid quantitative historical linguistic analysis
Steven Moran | Martin Brümmer
Steven Moran | Martin Brümmer
Transforming the Data Transcription and Analysis Tool Metadata and Labels into a Linguistic Linked Open Data Cloud Resource
Antonio Pareja-Lora | María Blume | Barbara Lust
Antonio Pareja-Lora | María Blume | Barbara Lust
Releasing multimodal data as Linguistic Linked Open Data: An experience report
Peter Menke | John McCrae | Philipp Cimiano
Peter Menke | John McCrae | Philipp Cimiano
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Proceedings of the Workshop on Twenty Years of Bitext
Violation-Fixing Perceptron and Forced Decoding for Scalable MT Training
Heng Yu | Liang Huang | Haito Mi
Heng Yu | Liang Huang | Haito Mi
Aligning Words in Bitexts using the Bilingual Web
Jim Chang | Joseph Chee Chang | Jian-cheng Wu | Jason S. Chang
Jim Chang | Joseph Chee Chang | Jian-cheng Wu | Jason S. Chang
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Proceedings of the 10th International Workshop on Spoken Language Translation: Evaluation Campaign
Report on the 10th IWSLT evaluation campaign
Mauro Cettolo | Jan Niehues | Sebastian Stüker | Luisa Bentivogli | Marcello Federico
Mauro Cettolo | Jan Niehues | Sebastian Stüker | Luisa Bentivogli | Marcello Federico
The paper overviews the tenth evaluation campaign organized by the IWSLT workshop. The 2013 evaluation offered multiple tracks on lecture transcription and translation based on the TED Talks corpus. In particular, this year IWSLT included two automatic speech recognition tracks, on English and German, three speech translation tracks, from English to French, English to German, and German to English, and three text translation track, also from English to French, English to German, and German to English. In addition to the official tracks, speech and text translation optional tracks were offered involving 12 other languages: Arabic, Spanish, Portuguese (B), Italian, Chinese, Polish, Persian, Slovenian, Turkish, Dutch, Romanian, Russian. Overall, 18 teams participated in the evaluation for a total of 217 primary runs submitted. All runs were evaluated with objective metrics on a current test set and two progress test sets, in order to compare the progresses against systems of the previous years. In addition, submissions of one of the official machine translation tracks were also evaluated with human post-editing.
We present the results of large-scale human semantic MT evaluation with HMEANT on the IWSLT 2013 German-English MT and SLT tracks and show that HMEANT evaluates the performance of the MT systems differently compared to BLEU and TER. Together with the references, all the translations are annotated by annotators who are native English speakers in both semantic role labeling stage and role filler alignment stage of HMEANT. We obtain high inter-annotator agreement and low annotation time costs which indicate that it is feasible to run a large-scale human semantic MT evaluation campaign using HMEANT. Our results also show that HMEANT is a robust and reliable semantic MT evaluation metric for running large-scale evaluation campaigns as it is inexpensive and simple while maintaining the semantic representational transparency to provide a perspective which is different from BLEU and TER in order to understand the performance of the state-of-the-art MT systems.
English SLT and MT system description for the IWSLT 2013 evaluation
Alexandra Birch | Nadir Durrani | Philipp Koehn
Alexandra Birch | Nadir Durrani | Philipp Koehn
This paper gives a description of the University of Edinburgh’s (UEDIN) systems for IWSLT 2013. We participated in all the MT tracks and the German-to-English and Englishto-French SLT tracks. Our SLT submissions experimented with including ASR uncertainty into the decoding process via confusion networks, and looked at different ways of punctuating ASR output. Our MT submissions are mainly based on a system used in the recent evaluation campaign at the Workshop on Statistical Machine Translation [1]. We additionally explored the use of generalized representations (Brown clusters, POS and morphological tags) translating out of English into European languages.
MSR-FBK IWSLT 2013 SLT system description
Anthony Aue | Qin Gao | Hany Hassan | Xiaodong He | Gang Li | Nicholas Ruiz | Frank Seide
Anthony Aue | Qin Gao | Hany Hassan | Xiaodong He | Gang Li | Nicholas Ruiz | Frank Seide
This paper describes the systems used for the MSR+FBK submission for the SLT track of IWSLT 2013. Starting from a baseline system we made a series of iterative and additive improvements, including a novel method for processing bilingual data used to train MT systems for use on ASR output. Our primary submission is a system combination of five individual systems, combining the output of multiple ASR engines with multiple MT techniques. There are two contrastive submissions to help place the combined system in context. We describe the systems used and present results on the test sets.
Improving machine translation into Chinese by tuning against Chinese MEANT
Chi-kiu Lo | Meriem Beloucif | Dekai Wu
Chi-kiu Lo | Meriem Beloucif | Dekai Wu
We present the first ever results showing that Chinese MT output is significantly improved by tuning a MT system against a semantic frame based objective function, MEANT, rather than an n-gram based objective function, BLEU, as measured across commonly used metrics and different test sets. Recent work showed that by preserving the meaning of the translations as captured by semantic frames in the training process, MT systems for translating into English on both formal and informal genres are constrained to produce more adequate translations by making more accurate choices on lexical output and reordering rules. In this paper we describe our experiments in IWSLT 2013 TED talk MT tasks on tuning MT systems against MEANT for translating into Chinese and English respectively. We show that the Chinese translation output benefits more from tuning a MT system against MEANT than the English translation output due to the ambiguous nature of word boundaries in Chinese. Our encouraging results show that using MEANT is a promising alternative to BLEU in both evaluating and tuning MT systems to drive the progress of MT research across different languages.
The NICT ASR system for IWSLT 2013
Chien-Lin Huang | Paul R. Dixon | Shigeki Matsuda | Youzheng Wu | Xugang Lu | Masahiro Saiko | Chiori Hori
Chien-Lin Huang | Paul R. Dixon | Shigeki Matsuda | Youzheng Wu | Xugang Lu | Masahiro Saiko | Chiori Hori
This study presents the NICT automatic speech recognition (ASR) system submitted for the IWSLT 2013 ASR evaluation. We apply two types of acoustic features and three types of acoustic models to the NICT ASR system. Our system is comprised of six subsystems with different acoustic features and models. This study reports the individual results and fusion of systems and highlights the improvements made by our proposed methods that include the automatic segmentation of audio data, language model adaptation, speaker adaptive training of deep neural network models, and the NICT SprinTra decoder. Our experimental results indicated that our proposed methods offer good performance improvements on lecture speech recognition tasks. Our results denoted a 13.5% word error rate on the IWSLT 2013 ASR English test data set.
This paper reports on the participation of FBK at the IWSLT2013 evaluation campaign on automatic speech recognition (ASR): precisely on both English and German ASR track. Only primary submissions have been sent for evaluation. For English, the ASR system features acoustic models trained on a portion of the TED talk recordings that was automatically selected according to the fidelity of the provided transcriptions. Two decoding steps are performed interleaved by acoustic feature normalization and acoustic model adaptation. A final step combines the outputs obtained after having rescored the word graphs generated in the second decoding step with 4 different language models. The latter are trained on: out-of-domain text data, in-domain data and several sets of automatically selected data. For German, acoustic models have been trained on automatically selected portions of a broadcast news corpus, called ”Euronews”. Differently from English, in this case only two decoding steps are carried out without making use of any rescoring procedure.
QCRI at IWSLT 2013: experiments in Arabic-English and English-Arabic spoken language translation
Hassan Sajjad | Francisco Guzmán | Preslav Nakov | Ahmed Abdelali | Kenton Murray | Fahad Al Obaidli | Stephan Vogel
Hassan Sajjad | Francisco Guzmán | Preslav Nakov | Ahmed Abdelali | Kenton Murray | Fahad Al Obaidli | Stephan Vogel
We describe the Arabic-English and English-Arabic statistical machine translation systems developed by the Qatar Computing Research Institute for the IWSLT’2013 evaluation campaign on spoken language translation. We used one phrase-based and two hierarchical decoders, exploring various settings thereof. We further experimented with three domain adaptation methods, and with various Arabic word segmentation schemes. Combining the output of several systems yielded a gain of up to 3.4 BLEU points over the baseline. Here we also describe a specialized normalization scheme for evaluating Arabic output, which was adopted for the IWSLT’2013 evaluation campaign.
We participated in the IWSLT 2013 Evaluation Campaign for the MT track for two official directions: German↔English. Our system consisted of a reordering module and a statistical machine translation (SMT) module under a pre-ordering SMT framework. We trained the reordering module using three scalable methods in order to utilize training instances as many as possible. The translation quality of our primary submissions were comparable to that of a hierarchical phrasebased SMT, which usually requires a longer time to decode.
The RWTH Aachen machine translation systems for IWSLT 2013
Joern Wuebker | Stephan Peitz | Tamer Alkhouli | Jan-Thorsten Peter | Minwei Feng | Markus Freitag | Hermann Ney
Joern Wuebker | Stephan Peitz | Tamer Alkhouli | Jan-Thorsten Peter | Minwei Feng | Markus Freitag | Hermann Ney
This work describes the statistical machine translation (SMT) systems of RWTH Aachen University developed for the evaluation campaign International Workshop on Spoken Language Translation (IWSLT) 2013. We participated in the English→French, English↔German, Arabic→English, Chinese→English and Slovenian↔English MT tracks and the English→French and English→German SLT tracks. We apply phrase-based and hierarchical SMT decoders, which are augmented by state-of-the-art extensions. The novel techniques we experimentally evaluate include discriminative phrase training, a continuous space language model, a hierarchical reordering model, a word class language model, domain adaptation via data selection and system combination of standard and reverse order models. By application of these methods we can show considerable improvements over the respective baseline systems.
Description of the UEDIN system for German ASR
Joris Driesen | Peter Bell | Mark Sinclair | Steve Renals
Joris Driesen | Peter Bell | Mark Sinclair | Steve Renals
In this paper we describe the ASR system for German built at the University of Edinburgh (UEDIN) for the 2013 IWSLT evaluation campaign. For ASR, the major challenge to overcome, was to find suitable acoustic training data. Due to the lack of expertly transcribed acoustic speech data for German, acoustic model training had to be performed on publicly available data crawled from the internet. For evaluation, lack of a manual segmentation into utterances was handled in two different ways: by generating an automatic segmentation, and by treating entire input files as a single segment. Demonstrating the latter method is superior in the current task, we obtained a WER of 28.16% on the dev set and 36.21% on the test set.
This paper presents NTT-NAIST SMT systems for English-German and German-English MT tasks of the IWSLT 2013 evaluation campaign. The systems are based on generalized minimum Bayes risk system combination of three SMT systems: forest-to-string, hierarchical phrase-based, phrasebased with pre-ordering. Individual SMT systems include data selection for domain adaptation, rescoring using recurrent neural net language models, interpolated language models, and compound word splitting (only for German-English).
The 2013 KIT IWSLT speech-to-text systems for German and English
Kevin Kilgour | Christian Mohr | Michael Heck | Quoc Bao Nguyen | Van Huy Nguyen | Evgeniy Shin | Igor Tseyzer | Jonas Gehring | Markus Müller | Matthias Sperber | Sebastian Stüker | Alex Waibel
Kevin Kilgour | Christian Mohr | Michael Heck | Quoc Bao Nguyen | Van Huy Nguyen | Evgeniy Shin | Igor Tseyzer | Jonas Gehring | Markus Müller | Matthias Sperber | Sebastian Stüker | Alex Waibel
This paper describes our English Speech-to-Text (STT) systems for the 2013 IWSLT TED ASR track. The systems consist of multiple subsystems that are combinations of different front-ends, e.g. MVDR-MFCC based and lMel based ones, GMM and NN acoustic models and different phone sets. The outputs of the subsystems are combined via confusion network combination. Decoding is done in two stages, where the systems of the second stage are adapted in an unsupervised manner on the combination of the first stage outputs using VTLN, MLLR, and cMLLR.
Polish-English speech statistical machine translation systems for the IWSLT 2013
Krzysztof Wolk | Krzysztof Marasek
Krzysztof Wolk | Krzysztof Marasek
This research explores the effects of various training settings from Polish to English Statistical Machine Translation system for spoken language. Various elements of the TED parallel text corpora for the IWSLT 2013 evaluation campaign were used as the basis for training of language models, and for development, tuning and testing of the translation system. The BLEU, NIST, METEOR and TER metrics were used to evaluate the effects of data preparations on translation results. Our experiments included systems, which use stems and morphological information on Polish words. We also conducted a deep analysis of provided Polish data as preparatory work for the automatic data correction and cleaning phase.
The RWTH Aachen German and English LVCSR systems for IWSLT-2013
M. Ali Basha Shaik | Zoltan Tüske | Simon Wiesler | Markus Nußbaum-Thom | Stephan Peitz | Ralf Schlüter | Hermann Ney
M. Ali Basha Shaik | Zoltan Tüske | Simon Wiesler | Markus Nußbaum-Thom | Stephan Peitz | Ralf Schlüter | Hermann Ney
In this paper, German and English large vocabulary continuous speech recognition (LVCSR) systems developed by the RWTH Aachen University for the IWSLT-2013 evaluation campaign are presented. Good improvements are obtained with state-of-the-art monolingual and multilingual bottleneck features. In addition, an open vocabulary approach using morphemic sub-lexical units is investigated along with the language model adaptation for the German LVCSR. For both the languages, competitive WERs are achieved using system combination.
EU-BRIDGE MT: text translation of talks in the EU-BRIDGE project
Markus Freitag | Stephan Peitz | Joern Wuebker | Hermann Ney | Nadir Durrani | Matthias Huck | Philipp Koehn | Thanh-Le Ha | Jan Niehues | Mohammed Mediani | Teresa Herrmann | Alex Waibel | Nicola Bertoldi | Mauro Cettolo | Marcello Federico
Markus Freitag | Stephan Peitz | Joern Wuebker | Hermann Ney | Nadir Durrani | Matthias Huck | Philipp Koehn | Thanh-Le Ha | Jan Niehues | Mohammed Mediani | Teresa Herrmann | Alex Waibel | Nicola Bertoldi | Mauro Cettolo | Marcello Federico
EU-BRIDGE1 is a European research project which is aimed at developing innovative speech translation technology. This paper describes one of the collaborative efforts within EUBRIDGE to further advance the state of the art in machine translation between two European language pairs, English→French and German→English. Four research institutions involved in the EU-BRIDGE project combined their individual machine translation systems and participated with a joint setup in the machine translation track of the evaluation campaign at the 2013 International Workshop on Spoken Language Translation (IWSLT). We present the methods and techniques to achieve high translation quality for text translation of talks which are applied at RWTH Aachen University, the University of Edinburgh, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, and Fondazione Bruno Kessler. We then show how we have been able to considerably boost translation performance (as measured in terms of the metrics BLEU and TER) by means of system combination. The joint setups yield empirical gains of up to 1.4 points in BLEU and 2.8 points in TER on the IWSLT test sets compared to the best single systems.
The MIT-LL/AFRL IWSLT-2013 MT system
Michaeel Kazi | Michael Coury | Elizabeth Salesky | Jessica Ray | Wade Shen | Terry Gleason | Tim Anderson | Grant Erdmann | Lane Schwartz | Brian Ore | Raymond Slyh | Jeremy Gwinnup | Katherine Young | Michael Hutt
Michaeel Kazi | Michael Coury | Elizabeth Salesky | Jessica Ray | Wade Shen | Terry Gleason | Tim Anderson | Grant Erdmann | Lane Schwartz | Brian Ore | Raymond Slyh | Jeremy Gwinnup | Katherine Young | Michael Hutt
This paper describes the MIT-LL/AFRL statistical MT system and the improvements that were developed during the IWSLT 2013 evaluation campaign [1]. As part of these efforts, we experimented with a number of extensions to the standard phrase-based model that improve performance on the Russian to English, Chinese to English, Arabic to English, and English to French TED-talk translation task. We also applied our existing ASR system to the TED-talk lecture ASR task. We discuss the architecture of the MIT-LL/AFRL MT system, improvements over our 2012 system, and experiments we ran during the IWSLT-2013 evaluation. Specifically, we focus on 1) cross-entropy filtering of MT training data, and 2) improved optimization techniques, 3) language modeling, and 4) approximation of out-of-vocabulary words.
The speech recognition and machine translation system of IOIT for IWSLT 2013
Ngoc-Quan Pham | Hai-Son Le | Tat-Thang Vu | Chi-Mai Luong
Ngoc-Quan Pham | Hai-Son Le | Tat-Thang Vu | Chi-Mai Luong
This paper describes the Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) and Machine Translation (MT) systems developed by IOIT for the evaluation campaign of IWSLT2013. For the ASR task, using Kaldi toolkit, we developed the system based on weighted finite state transducer. The system is constructed by applying several techniques, notably, subspace Gaussian mixture models, speaker adaptation, discriminative training, system combination and SOUL, a neural network language model. The techniques used for automatic segmentation are also clarified. Besides, we compared different types of SOUL models in order to study the impact of words of previous sentences in predicting words in language modeling. For the MT task, the baseline system was built based on the open source toolkit N-code, then being augmented by using SOUL on top, i.e., in N-best rescoring phase.
TÜBİTAK Turkish-English submissions for IWSLT 2013
Ertuğrul Yılmaz | İlknur Durgar El-Kahlout | Burak Aydın | Zişan Sıla Özil | Coşkun Mermer
Ertuğrul Yılmaz | İlknur Durgar El-Kahlout | Burak Aydın | Zişan Sıla Özil | Coşkun Mermer
This paper describes the TU ̈ B ̇ITAK Turkish-English submissions in both directions for the IWSLT’13 Evaluation Campaign TED Machine Translation (MT) track. We develop both phrase-based and hierarchical phrase-based statistical machine translation (SMT) systems based on Turkish wordand morpheme-level representations. We augment training data with content words extracted from itself and experiment with reverse word order for source languages. For the Turkish-to-English direction, we use Gigaword corpus as an additional language model with the training data. For the English-to-Turkish direction, we implemented a wide coverage Turkish word generator to generate words from the stem and morpheme sequences. Finally, we perform system combination of the different systems produced with different word alignments.
FBK’s machine translation systems for the IWSLT 2013 evaluation campaign
Nicola Bertoldi | M. Amin Farajian | Prashant Mathur | Nicholas Ruiz | Marcello Federico
Nicola Bertoldi | M. Amin Farajian | Prashant Mathur | Nicholas Ruiz | Marcello Federico
This paper describes the systems submitted by FBK for the MT track of IWSLT 2013. We participated in the English-French as well as the bidirectional Persian-English translation tasks. We report substantial improvements in our English-French systems over last year’s baselines, largely due to improved techniques of combining translation and language models. For our Persian-English and English-Persian systems, we observe substantive improvements over baselines submitted by the workshop organizers, due to enhanced language-specific text normalization and the creation of a large monolingual news corpus in Persian.
The Heidelberg University machine translation systems for IWSLT2013
Patrick Simianer | Laura Jehl | Stefan Riezler
Patrick Simianer | Laura Jehl | Stefan Riezler
We present our systems for the machine translation evaluation campaign of the International Workshop on Spoken Language Translation (IWSLT) 2013. We submitted systems for three language directions: German-to-English, Russian-to-English and English-to-Russian. The focus of our approaches lies on effective usage of the in-domain parallel training data. Therefore, we use the training data to tune parameter weights for millions of sparse lexicalized features using efficient parallelized stochastic learning techniques. For German-to-English we incorporate syntax features. We combine all of our systems with large language models. For the systems involving Russian we also incorporate more data into building of the translation models.
The UEDIN English ASR system for the IWSLT 2013 evaluation
Peter Bell | Fergus McInnes | Siva Reddy Gangireddy | Mark Sinclair | Alexandra Birch | Steve Renals
Peter Bell | Fergus McInnes | Siva Reddy Gangireddy | Mark Sinclair | Alexandra Birch | Steve Renals
This paper describes the University of Edinburgh (UEDIN) English ASR system for the IWSLT 2013 Evaluation. Notable features of the system include deep neural network acoustic models in both tandem and hybrid configuration, cross-domain adaptation with multi-level adaptive networks, and the use of a recurrent neural network language model. Improvements to our system since the 2012 evaluation – which include the use of a significantly improved n-gram language model – result in a 19% relative WER reduction on the tst2012 set.
The NAIST English speech recognition system for IWSLT 2013
Sakriani Sakti | Keigo Kubo | Graham Neubig | Tomoki Toda | Satoshi Nakamura
Sakriani Sakti | Keigo Kubo | Graham Neubig | Tomoki Toda | Satoshi Nakamura
This paper describes the NAIST English speech recognition system for the IWSLT 2013 Evaluation Campaign. In particular, we participated in the ASR track of the IWSLT TED task. Last year, we participated in collaboration with Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT). This year is our first time to build a full-fledged ASR system for IWSLT solely developed by NAIST. Our final system utilizes weighted finitestate transducers with four-gram language models. The hypothesis selection is based on the principle of system combination. On the IWSLT official test set our system introduced in this work achieves a WER of 9.1% for tst2011, 10.0% for tst2012, and 16.2% for the new tst2013.
The KIT translation systems for IWSLT 2013
Than-Le Ha | Teresa Herrmann | Jan Niehues | Mohammed Mediani | Eunah Cho | Yuqi Zhang | Isabel Slawik | Alex Waibel
Than-Le Ha | Teresa Herrmann | Jan Niehues | Mohammed Mediani | Eunah Cho | Yuqi Zhang | Isabel Slawik | Alex Waibel
In this paper, we present the KIT systems participating in all three official directions, namely English→German, German→English, and English→French, in translation tasks of the IWSLT 2013 machine translation evaluation. Additionally, we present the results for our submissions to the optional directions English→Chinese and English→Arabic. We used phrase-based translation systems to generate the translations. This year, we focused on adapting the systems towards ASR input. Furthermore, we investigated different reordering models as well as an extended discriminative word lexicon. Finally, we added a data selection approach for domain adaptation.
The CASIA machine translation system for IWSLT 2013
Xingyuan Peng | Xiaoyin Fu | Wei Wei | Zhenbiao Chen | Wei Chen | Bo Xu
Xingyuan Peng | Xiaoyin Fu | Wei Wei | Zhenbiao Chen | Wei Chen | Bo Xu
In this paper, we describe the CASIA statistical machine translation (SMT) system for the IWSLT2013 Evaluation Campaign. We participated in the Chinese-English and English-Chinese translation tasks. For both of these tasks, we used a hierarchical phrase-based (HPB) decoder and made it as our baseline translation system. A number of techniques were proposed to deal with these translation tasks, including parallel sentence extraction, pre-processing, translation model (TM) optimization, language model (LM) interpolation, turning, and post-processing. With these techniques, the translation results were significantly improved compared with that of the baseline system.
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Using viseme recognition to improve a sign language translation system
Christoph Schmidt | Oscar Koller | Hermann Ney | Thomas Hoyoux | Justus Piater
Christoph Schmidt | Oscar Koller | Hermann Ney | Thomas Hoyoux | Justus Piater
Sign language-to-text translation systems are similar to spoken language translation systems in that they consist of a recognition phase and a translation phase. First, the video of a person signing is transformed into a transcription of the signs, which is then translated into the text of a spoken language. One distinctive feature of sign languages is their multi-modal nature, as they can express meaning simultaneously via hand movements, body posture and facial expressions. In some sign languages, certain signs are accompanied by mouthings, i.e. the person silently pronounces the word while signing. In this work, we closely integrate a recognition and translation framework by adding a viseme recognizer (“lip reading system”) based on an active appearance model and by optimizing the recognition system to improve the translation output. The system outperforms the standard approach of separate recognition and translation.
The AMARA corpus: building resources for translating the web’s educational content
Francisco Guzman | Hassan Sajjad | Stephan Vogel | Ahmed Abdelali
Francisco Guzman | Hassan Sajjad | Stephan Vogel | Ahmed Abdelali
In this paper, we introduce a new parallel corpus of subtitles of educational videos: the AMARA corpus for online educational content. We crawl a multilingual collection community generated subtitles, and present the results of processing the Arabic–English portion of the data, which yields a parallel corpus of about 2.6M Arabic and 3.9M English words. We explore different approaches to align the segments, and extrinsically evaluate the resulting parallel corpus on the standard TED-talks tst-2010. We observe that the data can be successfully used for this task, and also observe an absolute improvement of 1.6 BLEU when it is used in combination with TED data. Finally, we analyze some of the specific challenges when translating the educational content.
Constructing a speech translation system using simultaneous interpretation data
Hiroaki Shimizu | Graham Neubig | Sakriani Sakti | Tomoki Toda | Satoshi Nakamura
Hiroaki Shimizu | Graham Neubig | Sakriani Sakti | Tomoki Toda | Satoshi Nakamura
There has been a fair amount of work on automatic speech translation systems that translate in real-time, serving as a computerized version of a simultaneous interpreter. It has been noticed in the field of translation studies that simultaneous interpreters perform a number of tricks to make the content easier to understand in real-time, including dividing their translations into small chunks, or summarizing less important content. However, the majority of previous work has not specifically considered this fact, simply using translation data (made by translators) for learning of the machine translation system. In this paper, we examine the possibilities of additionally incorporating simultaneous interpretation data (made by simultaneous interpreters) in the learning process. First we collect simultaneous interpretation data from professional simultaneous interpreters of three levels, and perform an analysis of the data. Next, we incorporate the simultaneous interpretation data in the learning of the machine translation system. As a result, the translation style of the system becomes more similar to that of a highly experienced simultaneous interpreter. We also find that according to automatic evaluation metrics, our system achieves performance similar to that of a simultaneous interpreter that has 1 year of experience.
Improving the minimum Bayes’ risk combination of machine translation systems
Jesús González-Rubio | Francisco Casacuberta
Jesús González-Rubio | Francisco Casacuberta
We investigate the problem of combining the outputs of different translation systems into a minimum Bayes’ risk consensus translation. We explore different risk formulations based on the BLEU score, and provide a dynamic programming decoding algorithm for each of them. In our experiments, these algorithms generated consensus translations with better risk, and more efficiently, than previous proposals.
Emprical study of a two-step approach to estimate translation quality
Jesús González-Rubio | J. Ramón Navarro-Cerdán | Francisco Casacuberta
Jesús González-Rubio | J. Ramón Navarro-Cerdán | Francisco Casacuberta
We present a method to estimate the quality of automatic translations when reference translations are not available. Quality estimation is addressed as a two-step regression problem where multiple features are combined to predict a quality score. Given a set of features, we aim at automatically extracting the variables that better explain translation quality, and use them to predict the quality score. The soundness of our approach is assessed by the encouraging results obtained in an exhaustive experimentation with several feature sets. Moreover, the studied approach is highly-scalable allowing us to employ hundreds of features to predict translation quality.
The 2013 KIT Quaero speech-to-text system for French
Joshua Winebarger | Bao Nguyen | Jonas Gehring | Sebastian Stüker | Alex Waibel
Joshua Winebarger | Bao Nguyen | Jonas Gehring | Sebastian Stüker | Alex Waibel
This paper describes our Speech-to-Text (STT) system for French, which was developed as part of our efforts in the Quaero program for the 2013 evaluation. Our STT system consists of six subsystems which were created by combining multiple complementary sources of pronunciation modeling including graphemes with various feature front-ends based on deep neural networks and tonal features. Both speaker-independent and speaker adaptively trained versions of the systems were built. The resulting systems were then combined via confusion network combination and crossadaptation. Through progressive advances and system combination we reach a word error rate (WER) of 16.5% on the 2012 Quaero evaluation data.
Improving bilingual sub-sentential alignment by sampling-based transpotting
Li Gong | Aurélien Max | François Yvon
Li Gong | Aurélien Max | François Yvon
In this article, we present a sampling-based approach to improve bilingual sub-sentential alignment in parallel corpora. This approach can be used to align parallel sentences on an as needed basis, and is able to accurately align newly available sentences. We evaluate the resulting alignments on several Machine Translation tasks. Results show that for the tasks considered here, our approach performs on par with the state-of-the-art statistical alignment pipeline giza++/Moses, and obtains superior results in a number of configurations, notably when aligning additional parallel sentence pairs carefully selected to match the test input.
Incremental unsupervised training for university lecture recognition
Michael Heck | Sebastian Stüker | Sakriani Sakti | Alex Waibel | Satoshi Nakamura
Michael Heck | Sebastian Stüker | Sakriani Sakti | Alex Waibel | Satoshi Nakamura
In this paper we describe our work on unsupervised adaptation of the acoustic model of our simultaneous lecture translation system. We trained a speaker independent acoustic model, with which we produce automatic transcriptions of new lectures in order to improve the system for a specific lecturer. We compare our results against a model that was trained in a supervised way on an exact manual transcription. We examine four different ways of processing the decoder outputs of the automatic transcription with respect to the treatment of pronunciation variants and noise words. We will show that, instead of fixating the latter informations in the transcriptions, it is of advantage to let the Viterbi algorithm during training decide which pronunciations to use and where to insert which noise words. Further, we utilize word level posterior probabilities obtained during decoding by weighting and thresholding the words of a transcription.
Studies on training text selection for conversational Finnish language modeling
Seppo Enarvi | Mikko Kurimo
Seppo Enarvi | Mikko Kurimo
Current ASR and MT systems do not operate on conversational Finnish, because training data for colloquial Finnish has not been available. Although speech recognition performance on literary Finnish is already quite good, those systems have very poor baseline performance in conversational speech. Text data for relevant vocabulary and language models can be collected from the Internet, but web data is very noisy and most of it is not helpful for learning good models. Finnish language is highly agglutinative, and written phonetically. Even phonetic reductions and sandhi are often written down in informal discussions. This increases vocabulary size dramatically and causes word-based selection methods to fail. Our selection method explicitly optimizes the perplexity of a subword language model on the development data, and requires only very limited amount of speech transcripts as development data. The language models have been evaluated for speech recognition using a new data set consisting of generic colloquial Finnish.
The ability to quickly incorporate incoming training data into a running translation system is critical in a number of applications. Mechanisms based on incremental model update and the online EM algorithm hold the promise of achieving this objective in a principled way. Still, efficient tools for incremental training are yet to be available. In this paper we experiment with simple alternative solutions for interim model updates, within the popular Moses system. Short of updating the model in real time, such updates can execute in short timeframes even when operating on large models, and achieve a performance level close to, and in some cases exceeding, that of batch retraining.
Analyzing the potential of source sentence reordering in statistical machine translation
Teresa Herrmann | Jochen Weiner | Jan Niehues | Alex Waibel
Teresa Herrmann | Jochen Weiner | Jan Niehues | Alex Waibel
We analyze the performance of source sentence reordering, a common reordering approach, using oracle experiments on German-English and English-German translation. First, we show that the potential of this approach is very promising. Compared to a monotone translation, the optimally reordered source sentence leads to improvements of up to 4.6 and 6.2 BLEU points, depending on the language. Furthermore, we perform a detailed evaluation of the different aspects of the approach. We analyze the impact of the restriction of the search space by reordering lattices and we can show that using more complex rule types for reordering results in better approximation of the optimally reordered source. However, a gap of about 3 to 3.8 BLEU points remains, presenting a promising perspective for research on extending the search space through better reordering rules. When evaluating the ranking of different reordering variants, the results reveal that the search for the best path in the lattice performs very well for German-English translation. For English-German translation there is potential for an improvement of up to 1.4 BLEU points through a better ranking of the different reordering possibilities in the reordering lattice.
CRF-based disfluency detection using semantic features for German to English spoken language translation
Eunah Cho | Than-Le Ha | Alex Waibel
Eunah Cho | Than-Le Ha | Alex Waibel
Disfluencies in speech pose severe difficulties in machine translation of spontaneous speech. This paper presents our conditional random field (CRF)-based speech disfluency detection system developed on German to improve spoken language translation performance. In order to detect speech disfluencies considering syntactics and semantics of speech utterances, we carried out a CRF-based approach using information learned from the word representation and the phrase table used for machine translation. The word representation is gained using recurrent neural networks and projected words are clustered using the k-means algorithm. Using the output from the model trained with the word representations and phrase table information, we achieve an improvement of 1.96 BLEU points on the lecture test set. By keeping or removing humanannotated disfluencies, we show an upper bound and lower bound of translation quality. In an oracle experiment we gain 3.16 BLEU points of improvement on the lecture test set, compared to the same set with all disfluencies.
Maximum entropy language modeling for Russian ASR
Evgeniy Shin | Sebastian Stüker | Kevin Kilgour | Christian Fügen | Alex Waibel
Evgeniy Shin | Sebastian Stüker | Kevin Kilgour | Christian Fügen | Alex Waibel
Russian is a challenging language for automatic speech recognition systems due to its rich morphology. This rich morphology stems from Russian’s highly inflectional nature and the frequent use of preand suffixes. Also, Russian has a very free word order, changes in which are used to reflect connotations of the sentences. Dealing with these phenomena is rather difficult for traditional n-gram models. We therefore investigate in this paper the use of a maximum entropy language model for Russian whose features are specifically designed to deal with the inflections in Russian, as well as the loose word order. We combine this with a subword based language model in order to alleviate the problem of large vocabulary sizes necessary for dealing with highly inflecting languages. Applying the maximum entropy language model during re-scoring improves the word error rate of our recognition system by 1.2% absolute, while the use of the sub-word based language model reduces the vocabulary size from 120k to 40k and the OOV rate from 4.8% to 2.1%.
Improved speech-to-text translation with the Fisher and Callhome Spanish-English speech translation corpus
Matt Post | Gaurav Kumar | Adam Lopez | Damianos Karakos | Chris Callison-Burch | Sanjeev Khudanpur
Matt Post | Gaurav Kumar | Adam Lopez | Damianos Karakos | Chris Callison-Burch | Sanjeev Khudanpur
Research into the translation of the output of automatic speech recognition (ASR) systems is hindered by the dearth of datasets developed for that explicit purpose. For SpanishEnglish translation, in particular, most parallel data available exists only in vastly different domains and registers. In order to support research on cross-lingual speech applications, we introduce the Fisher and Callhome Spanish-English Speech Translation Corpus, supplementing existing LDC audio and transcripts with (a) ASR 1-best, lattice, and oracle output produced by the Kaldi recognition system and (b) English translations obtained on Amazon’s Mechanical Turk. The result is a four-way parallel dataset of Spanish audio, transcriptions, ASR lattices, and English translations of approximately 38 hours of speech, with defined training, development, and held-out test sets. We conduct baseline machine translation experiments using models trained on the provided training data, and validate the dataset by corroborating a number of known results in the field, including the utility of in-domain (information, conversational) training data, increased performance translating lattices (instead of recognizer 1-best output), and the relationship between word error rate and BLEU score.
Unsupervised learning of bilingual categories in inversion transduction grammar induction
Markus Saers | Dekai Wu
Markus Saers | Dekai Wu
We present the first known experiments incorporating unsupervised bilingual nonterminal category learning within end-to-end fully unsupervised transduction grammar induction using matched training and testing models. Despite steady recent progress, such induction experiments until now have not allowed for learning differentiated nonterminal categories. We divide the learning into two stages: (1) a bootstrap stage that generates a large set of categorized short transduction rule hypotheses, and (2) a minimum conditional description length stage that simultaneously prunes away less useful short rule hypotheses, while also iteratively segmenting full sentence pairs into useful longer categorized transduction rules. We show that the second stage works better when the rule hypotheses have categories than when they do not, and that the proposed conditional description length approach combines the rules hypothesized by the two stages better than a mixture model does. We also show that the compact model learned during the second stage can be further improved by combining the result of different iterations in a mixture model. In total, we see a jump in BLEU score, from 17.53 for a standalone minimum description length baseline with no category learning, to 20.93 when incorporating category induction on a Chinese–English translation task.
This paper describes a study of translation hypotheses that can be obtained by iterative, greedy oracle improvement from the best hypothesis of a state-of-the-art phrase-based Statistical Machine Translation system. The factors that we consider include the influence of the rewriting operations, target languages, and training data sizes. Analysis of our results provide new insights into some previously unanswered questions, which include the reachability of previously unreachable hypotheses via indirect translation (thanks to the introduction of a rewrite operation on the source text), and the potential translation performance of systems relying on pruned phrase tables.
Source aware phrase-based decoding for robust conversational spoken language translation
Sankaranarayanan Ananthakrishnan | Wei Chen | Rohit Kumar | Dennis Mehay
Sankaranarayanan Ananthakrishnan | Wei Chen | Rohit Kumar | Dennis Mehay
Spoken language translation (SLT) systems typically follow a pipeline architecture, in which the best automatic speech recognition (ASR) hypothesis of an input utterance is fed into a statistical machine translation (SMT) system. Conversational speech often generates unrecoverable ASR errors owing to its rich vocabulary (e.g. out-of-vocabulary (OOV) named entities). In this paper, we study the possibility of alleviating the impact of unrecoverable ASR errors on translation performance by minimizing the contextual effects of incorrect source words in target hypotheses. Our approach is driven by locally-derived penalties applied to bilingual phrase pairs as well as target language model (LM) likelihoods in the vicinity of source errors. With oracle word error labels on an OOV word-rich English-to-Iraqi Arabic translation task, we show statistically significant relative improvements of 3.2% BLEU and 2.0% METEOR over an error-agnostic baseline SMT system. We then investigate the impact of imperfect source error labels on error-aware translation performance. Simulation experiments reveal that modest translation improvements are to be gained with this approach even when the source error labels are noisy.
Evaluation of a simultaneous interpretation system and analysis of speech log for user experience assessment
Akiko Sakamoto | Kazuhiko Abe | Kazuo Sumita | Satoshi Kamatani
Akiko Sakamoto | Kazuhiko Abe | Kazuo Sumita | Satoshi Kamatani
This paper focuses on the user experience (UX) of a simultaneous interpretation system for face-to-face conversation between two users. To assess the UX of the system, we first made a transcript of the speech of users recorded during a task-based evaluation experiment and then analyzed user speech from the viewpoint of UX. In a task-based evaluation experiment, 44 tasks out of 45 tasks were solved. The solved task ratio was 97.8%. This indicates that the system can effectively provide interpretation to enable users to solve tasks. However, we found that users repeated speech due to errors in automatic speech recognition (ASR) or machine translation (MT). Users repeated clauses 1.8 times on average. Users seemed to repeat themselves until they received a response from their partner users. In addition, we found that after approximately 3.6 repetitions, users would change their words to avoid errors in ASR or MT and to evoke a response from their partner users.
Parameter optimization for iterative confusion network decoding in weather-domain speech recognition
Shahab Jalalvand | Daniele Falavigna
Shahab Jalalvand | Daniele Falavigna
In this paper, we apply a set of approaches to, efficiently, rescore the output of the automatic speech recognition over weather-domain data. Since the in-domain data is usually insufficient for training an accurate language model (LM) we utilize an automatic selection method to extract domain-related sentences from a general text resource. Then, an N-gram language model is trained on this set. We exploit this LM, along with a pre-trained acoustic model for recognition of the development and test instances. The recognizer generates a confusion network (CN) for each instance. Afterwards, we make use of the recurrent neural network language model (RNNLM), trained on the in-domain data, in order to iteratively rescore the CNs. Rescoring the CNs, in this way, requires estimating the weights of the RNNLM, N-gramLM and acoustic model scores. Weights optimization is the critical part of this work, whereby, we propose using the minimum error rate training (MERT) algorithm along with a novel N-best list extraction method. The experiments are done over weather forecast domain data that has been provided in the framework of EUBRIDGE project.
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Proceedings of the 5th Workshop on Patent Translation
On integrating hybrid and rule-based components for patent MT with several levels of output
Svetlana Sheremetyeva
Svetlana Sheremetyeva
Compositional translation of technical terms by integrating patent families as a parallel corpus and a comparable corpus
Itsuki Toyota | Zi Long | Lijuan Dong | Takehito Utsuro | Mikio Yamamoto
Itsuki Toyota | Zi Long | Lijuan Dong | Takehito Utsuro | Mikio Yamamoto
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Second Joint Conference on Lexical and Computational Semantics (*SEM), Volume 2: Proceedings of the Seventh International Workshop on Semantic Evaluation (SemEval 2013)
Second Joint Conference on Lexical and Computational Semantics (*SEM), Volume 2: Proceedings of the Seventh International Workshop on Semantic Evaluation (SemEval 2013)
Suresh Manandhar | Deniz Yuret
Suresh Manandhar | Deniz Yuret
SemEval-2013 Task 1: TempEval-3: Evaluating Time Expressions, Events, and Temporal Relations
Naushad UzZaman | Hector Llorens | Leon Derczynski | James Allen | Marc Verhagen | James Pustejovsky
Naushad UzZaman | Hector Llorens | Leon Derczynski | James Allen | Marc Verhagen | James Pustejovsky
HeidelTime: Tuning English and Developing Spanish Resources for TempEval-3
Jannik Strötgen | Julian Zell | Michael Gertz
Jannik Strötgen | Julian Zell | Michael Gertz
ATT1: Temporal Annotation Using Big Windows and Rich Syntactic and Semantic Features
Hyuckchul Jung | Amanda Stent
Hyuckchul Jung | Amanda Stent
Semeval-2013 Task 8: Cross-lingual Textual Entailment for Content Synchronization
Matteo Negri | Alessandro Marchetti | Yashar Mehdad | Luisa Bentivogli | Danilo Giampiccolo
Matteo Negri | Alessandro Marchetti | Yashar Mehdad | Luisa Bentivogli | Danilo Giampiccolo
SOFTCARDINALITY: Learning to Identify Directional Cross-Lingual Entailment from Cardinalities and SMT
Sergio Jimenez | Claudia Becerra | Alexander Gelbukh
Sergio Jimenez | Claudia Becerra | Alexander Gelbukh
SemEval-2013 Task 5: Evaluating Phrasal Semantics
Ioannis Korkontzelos | Torsten Zesch | Fabio Massimo Zanzotto | Chris Biemann
Ioannis Korkontzelos | Torsten Zesch | Fabio Massimo Zanzotto | Chris Biemann
HsH: Estimating Semantic Similarity of Words and Short Phrases with Frequency Normalized Distance Measures
Christian Wartena
Christian Wartena
ManTIME: Temporal expression identification and normalization in the TempEval-3 challenge
Michele Filannino | Gavin Brown | Goran Nenadic
Michele Filannino | Gavin Brown | Goran Nenadic
JU_CSE: A CRF Based Approach to Annotation of Temporal Expression, Event and Temporal Relations
Anup Kumar Kolya | Amitava Kundu | Rajdeep Gupta | Asif Ekbal | Sivaji Bandyopadhyay
Anup Kumar Kolya | Amitava Kundu | Rajdeep Gupta | Asif Ekbal | Sivaji Bandyopadhyay
KUL: Data-driven Approach to Temporal Parsing of Newswire Articles
Oleksandr Kolomiyets | Marie-Francine Moens
Oleksandr Kolomiyets | Marie-Francine Moens
UTTime: Temporal Relation Classification using Deep Syntactic Features
Natsuda Laokulrat | Makoto Miwa | Yoshimasa Tsuruoka | Takashi Chikayama
Natsuda Laokulrat | Makoto Miwa | Yoshimasa Tsuruoka | Takashi Chikayama
UMCC_DLSI-(EPS): Paraphrases Detection Based on Semantic Distance
Héctor Dávila | Antonio Fernández Orquín | Alexander Chávez | Yoan Gutiérrez | Armando Collazo | José I. Abreu | Andrés Montoyo | Rafael Muñoz
Héctor Dávila | Antonio Fernández Orquín | Alexander Chávez | Yoan Gutiérrez | Armando Collazo | José I. Abreu | Andrés Montoyo | Rafael Muñoz
MELODI: Semantic Similarity of Words and Compositional Phrases using Latent Vector Weighting
Tim Van de Cruys | Stergos Afantenos | Philippe Muller
Tim Van de Cruys | Stergos Afantenos | Philippe Muller
UNAL: Discriminating between Literal and Figurative Phrasal Usage Using Distributional Statistics and POS tags
Sergio Jimenez | Claudia Becerra | Alexander Gelbukh
Sergio Jimenez | Claudia Becerra | Alexander Gelbukh
ECNUCS: Recognizing Cross-lingual Textual Entailment Using Multiple Text Similarity and Text Difference Measures
Jiang Zhao | Man Lan | Zheng-Yu Niu
Jiang Zhao | Man Lan | Zheng-Yu Niu
BUAP: N-gram based Feature Evaluation for the Cross-Lingual Textual Entailment Task
Darnes Vilariño | David Pinto | Saúl León | Yuridiana Alemán | Helena Gómez
Darnes Vilariño | David Pinto | Saúl León | Yuridiana Alemán | Helena Gómez
Umelb: Cross-lingual Textual Entailment with Word Alignment and String Similarity Features
Yvette Graham | Bahar Salehi | Timothy Baldwin
Yvette Graham | Bahar Salehi | Timothy Baldwin
SemEval-2013 Task 4: Free Paraphrases of Noun Compounds
Iris Hendrickx | Zornitsa Kozareva | Preslav Nakov | Diarmuid Ó Séaghdha | Stan Szpakowicz | Tony Veale
Iris Hendrickx | Zornitsa Kozareva | Preslav Nakov | Diarmuid Ó Séaghdha | Stan Szpakowicz | Tony Veale
MELODI: A Supervised Distributional Approach for Free Paraphrasing of Noun Compounds
Tim Van de Cruys | Stergos Afantenos | Philippe Muller
Tim Van de Cruys | Stergos Afantenos | Philippe Muller
IIIT-H: A Corpus-Driven Co-occurrence Based Probabilistic Model for Noun Compound Paraphrasing
Nitesh Surtani | Arpita Batra | Urmi Ghosh | Soma Paul
Nitesh Surtani | Arpita Batra | Urmi Ghosh | Soma Paul
XLING: Matching Query Sentences to a Parallel Corpus using Topic Models for WSD
Liling Tan | Francis Bond
Liling Tan | Francis Bond
HLTDI: CL-WSD Using Markov Random Fields for SemEval-2013 Task 10
Alex Rudnick | Can Liu | Michael Gasser
Alex Rudnick | Can Liu | Michael Gasser
LIMSI : Cross-lingual Word Sense Disambiguation using Translation Sense Clustering
Marianna Apidianaki
Marianna Apidianaki
WSD2: Parameter optimisation for Memory-based Cross-Lingual Word-Sense Disambiguation
Maarten van Gompel | Antal van den Bosch
Maarten van Gompel | Antal van den Bosch
NRC: A Machine Translation Approach to Cross-Lingual Word Sense Disambiguation (SemEval-2013 Task 10)
Marine Carpuat
Marine Carpuat
SemEval-2013 Task 11: Word Sense Induction and Disambiguation within an End-User Application
Roberto Navigli | Daniele Vannella
Roberto Navigli | Daniele Vannella
SATTY : Word Sense Induction Application in Web Search Clustering
Satyabrata Behera | Upasana Gaikwad | Ramakrishna Bairi | Ganesh Ramakrishnan
Satyabrata Behera | Upasana Gaikwad | Ramakrishna Bairi | Ganesh Ramakrishnan
unimelb: Topic Modelling-based Word Sense Induction for Web Snippet Clustering
Jey Han Lau | Paul Cook | Timothy Baldwin
Jey Han Lau | Paul Cook | Timothy Baldwin
SemEval-2013 Task 12: Multilingual Word Sense Disambiguation
Roberto Navigli | David Jurgens | Daniele Vannella
Roberto Navigli | David Jurgens | Daniele Vannella
GETALP System : Propagation of a Lesk Measure through an Ant Colony Algorithm
Didier Schwab | Andon Tchechmedjiev | Jérôme Goulian | Mohammad Nasiruddin | Gilles Sérasset | Hervé Blanchon
Didier Schwab | Andon Tchechmedjiev | Jérôme Goulian | Mohammad Nasiruddin | Gilles Sérasset | Hervé Blanchon
UMCC_DLSI: Reinforcing a Ranking Algorithm with Sense Frequencies and Multidimensional Semantic Resources to solve Multilingual Word Sense Disambiguation
Yoan Gutiérrez | Yenier Castañeda | Andy González | Rainel Estrada | Dennys D. Piug | Jose I. Abreu | Roger Pérez | Antonio Fernández Orquín | Andrés Montoyo | Rafael Muñoz | Franc Camara
Yoan Gutiérrez | Yenier Castañeda | Andy González | Rainel Estrada | Dennys D. Piug | Jose I. Abreu | Roger Pérez | Antonio Fernández Orquín | Andrés Montoyo | Rafael Muñoz | Franc Camara
DAEBAK!: Peripheral Diversity for Multilingual Word Sense Disambiguation
Steve L. Manion | Raazesh Sainudiin
Steve L. Manion | Raazesh Sainudiin
SemEval-2013 Task 3: Spatial Role Labeling
Oleksandr Kolomiyets | Parisa Kordjamshidi | Marie-Francine Moens | Steven Bethard
Oleksandr Kolomiyets | Parisa Kordjamshidi | Marie-Francine Moens | Steven Bethard
SemEval-2013 Task 7: The Joint Student Response Analysis and 8th Recognizing Textual Entailment Challenge
Myroslava Dzikovska | Rodney Nielsen | Chris Brew | Claudia Leacock | Danilo Giampiccolo | Luisa Bentivogli | Peter Clark | Ido Dagan | Hoa Trang Dang
Myroslava Dzikovska | Rodney Nielsen | Chris Brew | Claudia Leacock | Danilo Giampiccolo | Luisa Bentivogli | Peter Clark | Ido Dagan | Hoa Trang Dang
SOFTCARDINALITY: Hierarchical Text Overlap for Student Response Analysis
Sergio Jimenez | Claudia Becerra | Alexander Gelbukh
Sergio Jimenez | Claudia Becerra | Alexander Gelbukh
UKP-BIU: Similarity and Entailment Metrics for Student Response Analysis
Omer Levy | Torsten Zesch | Ido Dagan | Iryna Gurevych
Omer Levy | Torsten Zesch | Ido Dagan | Iryna Gurevych
SemEval-2013 Task 13: Word Sense Induction for Graded and Non-Graded Senses
David Jurgens | Ioannis Klapaftis
David Jurgens | Ioannis Klapaftis
AI-KU: Using Substitute Vectors and Co-Occurrence Modeling For Word Sense Induction and Disambiguation
Osman Başkaya | Enis Sert | Volkan Cirik | Deniz Yuret
Osman Başkaya | Enis Sert | Volkan Cirik | Deniz Yuret
SemEval-2013 Task 2: Sentiment Analysis in Twitter
Preslav Nakov | Sara Rosenthal | Zornitsa Kozareva | Veselin Stoyanov | Alan Ritter | Theresa Wilson
Preslav Nakov | Sara Rosenthal | Zornitsa Kozareva | Veselin Stoyanov | Alan Ritter | Theresa Wilson
NRC-Canada: Building the State-of-the-Art in Sentiment Analysis of Tweets
Saif Mohammad | Svetlana Kiritchenko | Xiaodan Zhu
Saif Mohammad | Svetlana Kiritchenko | Xiaodan Zhu
GU-MLT-LT: Sentiment Analysis of Short Messages using Linguistic Features and Stochastic Gradient Descent
Tobias Günther | Lenz Furrer
Tobias Günther | Lenz Furrer
AVAYA: Sentiment Analysis on Twitter with Self-Training and Polarity Lexicon Expansion
Lee Becker | George Erhart | David Skiba | Valentine Matula
Lee Becker | George Erhart | David Skiba | Valentine Matula
SemEval-2013 Task 9 : Extraction of Drug-Drug Interactions from Biomedical Texts (DDIExtraction 2013)
Isabel Segura-Bedmar | Paloma Martínez | María Herrero-Zazo
Isabel Segura-Bedmar | Paloma Martínez | María Herrero-Zazo
FBK-irst : A Multi-Phase Kernel Based Approach for Drug-Drug Interaction Detection and Classification that Exploits Linguistic Information
Md. Faisal Mahbub Chowdhury | Alberto Lavelli
Md. Faisal Mahbub Chowdhury | Alberto Lavelli
WBI-NER: The impact of domain-specific features on the performance of identifying and classifying mentions of drugs
Tim Rocktäschel | Torsten Huber | Michael Weidlich | Ulf Leser
Tim Rocktäschel | Torsten Huber | Michael Weidlich | Ulf Leser
AMI&ERIC: How to Learn with Naive Bayes and Prior Knowledge: an Application to Sentiment Analysis
Mohamed Dermouche | Leila Khouas | Julien Velcin | Sabine Loudcher
Mohamed Dermouche | Leila Khouas | Julien Velcin | Sabine Loudcher
UNITOR: Combining Syntactic and Semantic Kernels for Twitter Sentiment Analysis
Giuseppe Castellucci | Simone Filice | Danilo Croce | Roberto Basili
Giuseppe Castellucci | Simone Filice | Danilo Croce | Roberto Basili
uOttawa: System description for SemEval 2013 Task 2 Sentiment Analysis in Twitter
Hamid Poursepanj | Josh Weissbock | Diana Inkpen
Hamid Poursepanj | Josh Weissbock | Diana Inkpen
UT-DB: An Experimental Study on Sentiment Analysis in Twitter
Zhemin Zhu | Djoerd Hiemstra | Peter Apers | Andreas Wombacher
Zhemin Zhu | Djoerd Hiemstra | Peter Apers | Andreas Wombacher
USNA: A Dual-Classifier Approach to Contextual Sentiment Analysis
Ganesh Harihara | Eugene Yang | Nathanael Chambers
Ganesh Harihara | Eugene Yang | Nathanael Chambers
KLUE: Simple and robust methods for polarity classification
Thomas Proisl | Paul Greiner | Stefan Evert | Besim Kabashi
Thomas Proisl | Paul Greiner | Stefan Evert | Besim Kabashi
SINAI: Machine Learning and Emotion of the Crowd for Sentiment Analysis in Microblogs
Eugenio Martínez-Cámara | Arturo Montejo-Ráez | M. Teresa Martín-Valdivia | L. Alfonso Ureña-López
Eugenio Martínez-Cámara | Arturo Montejo-Ráez | M. Teresa Martín-Valdivia | L. Alfonso Ureña-López
ECNUCS: A Surface Information Based System Description of Sentiment Analysis in Twitter in the SemEval-2013 (Task 2)
Tiantian Zhu | Fangxi Zhang | Lan Man
Tiantian Zhu | Fangxi Zhang | Lan Man
[LVIC-LIMSI]: Using Syntactic Features and Multi-polarity Words for Sentiment Analysis in Twitter
Morgane Marchand | Alexandru Ginsca | Romaric Besançon | Olivier Mesnard
Morgane Marchand | Alexandru Ginsca | Romaric Besançon | Olivier Mesnard
NTNU: Domain Semi-Independent Short Message Sentiment Classification
Øyvind Selmer | Mikael Brevik | Björn Gambäck | Lars Bungum
Øyvind Selmer | Mikael Brevik | Björn Gambäck | Lars Bungum
SAIL: A hybrid approach to sentiment analysis
Nikolaos Malandrakis | Abe Kazemzadeh | Alexandros Potamianos | Shrikanth Narayanan
Nikolaos Malandrakis | Abe Kazemzadeh | Alexandros Potamianos | Shrikanth Narayanan
UMCC_DLSI-(SA): Using a ranking algorithm and informal features to solve Sentiment Analysis in Twitter
Yoan Gutiérrez | Andy González | Roger Pérez | José I. Abreu | Antonio Fernández Orquín | Alejandro Mosquera | Andrés Montoyo | Rafael Muñoz | Franc Camara
Yoan Gutiérrez | Andy González | Roger Pérez | José I. Abreu | Antonio Fernández Orquín | Alejandro Mosquera | Andrés Montoyo | Rafael Muñoz | Franc Camara
ASVUniOfLeipzig: Sentiment Analysis in Twitter using Data-driven Machine Learning Techniques
Robert Remus
Robert Remus
Experiments with DBpedia, WordNet and SentiWordNet as resources for sentiment analysis in micro-blogging
Hussam Hamdan | Frederic Béchet | Patrice Bellot
Hussam Hamdan | Frederic Béchet | Patrice Bellot
OPTWIMA: Comparing Knowledge-rich and Knowledge-poor Approaches for Sentiment Analysis in Short Informal Texts
Alexandra Balahur
Alexandra Balahur
FBK: Sentiment Analysis in Twitter with Tweetsted
Md. Faisal Mahbub Chowdhury | Marco Guerini | Sara Tonelli | Alberto Lavelli
Md. Faisal Mahbub Chowdhury | Marco Guerini | Sara Tonelli | Alberto Lavelli
SU-Sentilab : A Classification System for Sentiment Analysis in Twitter
Gizem Gezici | Rahim Dehkharghani | Berrin Yanikoglu | Dilek Tapucu | Yucel Saygin
Gizem Gezici | Rahim Dehkharghani | Berrin Yanikoglu | Dilek Tapucu | Yucel Saygin
Columbia NLP: Sentiment Detection of Subjective Phrases in Social Media
Sara Rosenthal | Kathy McKeown
Sara Rosenthal | Kathy McKeown
FBM: Combining lexicon-based ML and heuristics for Social Media Polarities
Carlos Rodríguez-Penagos | Jordi Atserias Batalla | Joan Codina-Filbà | David García-Narbona | Jens Grivolla | Patrik Lambert | Roser Saurí
Carlos Rodríguez-Penagos | Jordi Atserias Batalla | Joan Codina-Filbà | David García-Narbona | Jens Grivolla | Patrik Lambert | Roser Saurí
REACTION: A naive machine learning approach for sentiment classification
Silvio Moreira | João Filgueiras | Bruno Martins | Francisco Couto | Mário J. Silva
Silvio Moreira | João Filgueiras | Bruno Martins | Francisco Couto | Mário J. Silva
IITB-Sentiment-Analysts: Participation in Sentiment Analysis in Twitter SemEval 2013 Task
Karan Chawla | Ankit Ramteke | Pushpak Bhattacharyya
Karan Chawla | Ankit Ramteke | Pushpak Bhattacharyya
SSA-UO: Unsupervised Sentiment Analysis in Twitter
Reynier Ortega Bueno | Adrian Fonseca Bruzón | Yoan Gutiérrez | Andrés Montoyo
Reynier Ortega Bueno | Adrian Fonseca Bruzón | Yoan Gutiérrez | Andrés Montoyo
senti.ue-en: an approach for informally written short texts in SemEval-2013 Sentiment Analysis task
José Saias | Hilário Fernandes
José Saias | Hilário Fernandes
teragram: Rule-based detection of sentiment phrases using SAS Sentiment Analysis
Hilke Reckman | Cheyanne Baird | Jean Crawford | Richard Crowell | Linnea Micciulla | Saratendu Sethi | Fruzsina Veress
Hilke Reckman | Cheyanne Baird | Jean Crawford | Richard Crowell | Linnea Micciulla | Saratendu Sethi | Fruzsina Veress
CodeX: Combining an SVM Classifier and Character N-gram Language Models for Sentiment Analysis on Twitter Text
Qi Han | Junfei Guo | Hinrich Schuetze
Qi Han | Junfei Guo | Hinrich Schuetze
sielers : Feature Analysis and Polarity Classification of Expressions from Twitter and SMS Data
Harshit Jain | Aditya Mogadala | Vasudeva Varma
Harshit Jain | Aditya Mogadala | Vasudeva Varma
Serendio: Simple and Practical lexicon based approach to Sentiment Analysis
Prabu Palanisamy | Vineet Yadav | Harsha Elchuri
Prabu Palanisamy | Vineet Yadav | Harsha Elchuri
BOUNCE: Sentiment Classification in Twitter using Rich Feature Sets
Nadin Kökciyan | Arda Çelebi | Arzucan Özgür | Suzan Üsküdarlı
Nadin Kökciyan | Arda Çelebi | Arzucan Özgür | Suzan Üsküdarlı
nlp.cs.aueb.gr: Two Stage Sentiment Analysis
Prodromos Malakasiotis | Rafael Michael Karampatsis | Konstantina Makrynioti | John Pavlopoulos
Prodromos Malakasiotis | Rafael Michael Karampatsis | Konstantina Makrynioti | John Pavlopoulos
NILC_USP: A Hybrid System for Sentiment Analysis in Twitter Messages
Pedro Balage Filho | Thiago Pardo
Pedro Balage Filho | Thiago Pardo
UNITOR-HMM-TK: Structured Kernel-based learning for Spatial Role Labeling
Emanuele Bastianelli | Danilo Croce | Roberto Basili | Daniele Nardi
Emanuele Bastianelli | Danilo Croce | Roberto Basili | Daniele Nardi
EHU-ALM: Similarity-Feature Based Approach for Student Response Analysis
Itziar Aldabe | Montse Maritxalar | Oier Lopez de Lacalle
Itziar Aldabe | Montse Maritxalar | Oier Lopez de Lacalle
Celi: EDITS and Generic Text Pair Classification
Milen Kouylekov | Luca Dini | Alessio Bosca | Marco Trevisan
Milen Kouylekov | Luca Dini | Alessio Bosca | Marco Trevisan
LIMSIILES: Basic English Substitution for Student Answer Assessment at SemEval 2013
Martin Gleize | Brigitte Grau
Martin Gleize | Brigitte Grau
CU : Computational Assessment of Short Free Text Answers - A Tool for Evaluating Students’ Understanding
Ifeyinwa Okoye | Steven Bethard | Tamara Sumner
Ifeyinwa Okoye | Steven Bethard | Tamara Sumner
CoMeT: Integrating different levels of linguistic modeling for meaning assessment
Niels Ott | Ramon Ziai | Michael Hahn | Detmar Meurers
Niels Ott | Ramon Ziai | Michael Hahn | Detmar Meurers
UC3M: A kernel-based approach to identify and classify DDIs in bio-medical texts.
Daniel Sanchez-Cisneros
Daniel Sanchez-Cisneros
UEM-UC3M: An Ontology-based named entity recognition system for biomedical texts.
Daniel Sanchez-Cisneros | Fernando Aparicio Gali
Daniel Sanchez-Cisneros | Fernando Aparicio Gali
WBI-DDI: Drug-Drug Interaction Extraction using Majority Voting
Philippe Thomas | Mariana Neves | Tim Rocktäschel | Ulf Leser
Philippe Thomas | Mariana Neves | Tim Rocktäschel | Ulf Leser
UMCC_DLSI: Semantic and Lexical features for detection and classification Drugs in biomedical texts
Armando Collazo | Alberto Ceballo | Dennys D. Puig | Yoan Gutiérrez | José I. Abreu | Roger Pérez | Antonio Fernández Orquín | Andrés Montoyo | Rafael Muñoz | Franc Camara
Armando Collazo | Alberto Ceballo | Dennys D. Puig | Yoan Gutiérrez | José I. Abreu | Roger Pérez | Antonio Fernández Orquín | Andrés Montoyo | Rafael Muñoz | Franc Camara
NIL_UCM: Extracting Drug-Drug interactions from text through combination of sequence and tree kernels
Behrouz Bokharaeian | Alberto Díaz
Behrouz Bokharaeian | Alberto Díaz
UTurku: Drug Named Entity Recognition and Drug-Drug Interaction Extraction Using SVM Classification and Domain Knowledge
Jari Björne | Suwisa Kaewphan | Tapio Salakoski
Jari Björne | Suwisa Kaewphan | Tapio Salakoski
LASIGE: using Conditional Random Fields and ChEBI ontology
Tiago Grego | Francisco Pinto | Francisco M. Couto
Tiago Grego | Francisco Pinto | Francisco M. Couto
UWM-TRIADS: Classifying Drug-Drug Interactions with Two-Stage SVM and Post-Processing
Majid Rastegar-Mojarad | Richard D. Boyce | Rashmi Prasad
Majid Rastegar-Mojarad | Richard D. Boyce | Rashmi Prasad
SCAI: Extracting drug-drug interactions using a rich feature vector
Tamara Bobić | Juliane Fluck | Martin Hofmann-Apitius
Tamara Bobić | Juliane Fluck | Martin Hofmann-Apitius
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Proceedings of the Australasian Language Technology Association Workshop 2013 (ALTA 2013)
Proceedings of the Australasian Language Technology Association Workshop 2013 (ALTA 2013)
Sarvnaz Karimi | Karin Verspoor
Sarvnaz Karimi | Karin Verspoor
Crowd-Sourcing of Human Judgments of Machine Translation Fluency
Yvette Graham | Timothy Baldwin | Alistair Moffat | Justin Zobel
Yvette Graham | Timothy Baldwin | Alistair Moffat | Justin Zobel
The Effect of the Within-speaker Sample Size on the Performance of Likelihood Ratio Based Forensic Voice Comparison: Monte Carlo Simulations
Shunichi Ishihara
Shunichi Ishihara
Noise in Speech-to-Text Voice: Analysis of Errors and Feasibility of Phonetic Similarity for Their Correction
Hanna Suominen | Gabriela Ferraro
Hanna Suominen | Gabriela Ferraro
Examining the Impact of Coreference Resolution on Quote Attribution
Tim O’Keefe | Kellie Webster | James R. Curran | Irena Koprinska
Tim O’Keefe | Kellie Webster | James R. Curran | Irena Koprinska
Multi-Objective Optimization for Clustering of Medical Publications
Asif Ekbal | Sriparna Saha | Diego Mollá | K Ravikumar
Asif Ekbal | Sriparna Saha | Diego Mollá | K Ravikumar
A Study: From Electronic Laboratory Notebooks to Generated Queries for Literature Recommendation
Oldooz Dianat | Cécile Paris | Stephen Wan
Oldooz Dianat | Cécile Paris | Stephen Wan
A Comparative Study of Likelihood Ratio Based Forensic Text Comparison in Procedures: Multivariate Kernel Density vs. Gaussian Mixture Model-Universal Background Model
Shunichi Ishihara
Shunichi Ishihara
Impact of Corpus Diversity and Complexity on NER Performance
Tatyana Shmanina | Ingrid Zukerman | Antonio Jimeno Yepes | Lawrence Cavedon | Karin Verspoor
Tatyana Shmanina | Ingrid Zukerman | Antonio Jimeno Yepes | Lawrence Cavedon | Karin Verspoor
Error Detection in Automatic Speech Recognition
Farshid Zavareh | Ingrid Zukerman | Su Nam Kim | Thomas Kleinbauer
Farshid Zavareh | Ingrid Zukerman | Su Nam Kim | Thomas Kleinbauer
Differences in Speaker Individualising Information between Case Particles and Fillers in Spoken Japanese
Shunichi Ishihara
Shunichi Ishihara
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Proceedings of the Seventeenth Conference on Computational Natural Language Learning
Proceedings of the Seventeenth Conference on Computational Natural Language Learning
Julia Hockenmaier | Sebastian Riedel
Julia Hockenmaier | Sebastian Riedel
Analysis of Stopping Active Learning based on Stabilizing Predictions
Michael Bloodgood | John Grothendieck
Michael Bloodgood | John Grothendieck
Supervised Morphological Segmentation in a Low-Resource Learning Setting using Conditional Random Fields
Teemu Ruokolainen | Oskar Kohonen | Sami Virpioja | Mikko Kurimo
Teemu Ruokolainen | Oskar Kohonen | Sami Virpioja | Mikko Kurimo
Graph-Based Posterior Regularization for Semi-Supervised Structured Prediction
Luheng He | Jennifer Gillenwater | Ben Taskar
Luheng He | Jennifer Gillenwater | Ben Taskar
Learning Adaptable Patterns for Passage Reranking
Aliaksei Severyn | Massimo Nicosia | Alessandro Moschitti
Aliaksei Severyn | Massimo Nicosia | Alessandro Moschitti
Documents and Dependencies: an Exploration of Vector Space Models for Semantic Composition
Alona Fyshe | Brian Murphy | Partha Talukdar | Tom Mitchell
Alona Fyshe | Brian Murphy | Partha Talukdar | Tom Mitchell
Hidden Markov tree models for semantic class induction
Édouard Grave | Guillaume Obozinski | Francis Bach
Édouard Grave | Guillaume Obozinski | Francis Bach
Better Word Representations with Recursive Neural Networks for Morphology
Thang Luong | Richard Socher | Christopher Manning
Thang Luong | Richard Socher | Christopher Manning
Separating Disambiguation from Composition in Distributional Semantics
Dimitri Kartsaklis | Mehrnoosh Sadrzadeh | Stephen Pulman
Dimitri Kartsaklis | Mehrnoosh Sadrzadeh | Stephen Pulman
Towards Robust Linguistic Analysis using OntoNotes
Sameer Pradhan | Alessandro Moschitti | Nianwen Xue | Hwee Tou Ng | Anders Björkelund | Olga Uryupina | Yuchen Zhang | Zhi Zhong
Sameer Pradhan | Alessandro Moschitti | Nianwen Xue | Hwee Tou Ng | Anders Björkelund | Olga Uryupina | Yuchen Zhang | Zhi Zhong
Dynamic Knowledge-Base Alignment for Coreference Resolution
Jiaping Zheng | Luke Vilnis | Sameer Singh | Jinho D. Choi | Andrew McCallum
Jiaping Zheng | Luke Vilnis | Sameer Singh | Jinho D. Choi | Andrew McCallum
A Non-Monotonic Arc-Eager Transition System for Dependency Parsing
Matthew Honnibal | Yoav Goldberg | Mark Johnson
Matthew Honnibal | Yoav Goldberg | Mark Johnson
Polyglot: Distributed Word Representations for Multilingual NLP
Rami Al-Rfou’ | Bryan Perozzi | Steven Skiena
Rami Al-Rfou’ | Bryan Perozzi | Steven Skiena
Exploiting multiple hypotheses for Multilingual Spoken Language Understanding
Marcos Calvo | Fernando García | Lluís-F. Hurtado | Santiago Jiménez | Emilio Sanchis
Marcos Calvo | Fernando García | Lluís-F. Hurtado | Santiago Jiménez | Emilio Sanchis
Topic Models + Word Alignment = A Flexible Framework for Extracting Bilingual Dictionary from Comparable Corpus
Xiaodong Liu | Kevin Duh | Yuji Matsumoto
Xiaodong Liu | Kevin Duh | Yuji Matsumoto
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Proceedings of the Seventeenth Conference on Computational Natural Language Learning: Shared Task
Proceedings of the Seventeenth Conference on Computational Natural Language Learning: Shared Task
Hwee Tou Ng | Joel Tetreault | Siew Mei Wu | Yuanbin Wu | Christian Hadiwinoto
Hwee Tou Ng | Joel Tetreault | Siew Mei Wu | Yuanbin Wu | Christian Hadiwinoto
The CoNLL-2013 Shared Task on Grammatical Error Correction
Hwee Tou Ng | Siew Mei Wu | Yuanbin Wu | Christian Hadiwinoto | Joel Tetreault
Hwee Tou Ng | Siew Mei Wu | Yuanbin Wu | Christian Hadiwinoto | Joel Tetreault
The University of Illinois System in the CoNLL-2013 Shared Task
Alla Rozovskaya | Kai-Wei Chang | Mark Sammons | Dan Roth
Alla Rozovskaya | Kai-Wei Chang | Mark Sammons | Dan Roth
CoNLL-2013 Shared Task: Grammatical Error Correction NTHU System Description
Ting-Hui Kao | Yu-Wei Chang | Hsun-Wen Chiu | Tzu-Hsi Yen | Joanne Boisson | Jian-Cheng Wu | Jason S. Chang
Ting-Hui Kao | Yu-Wei Chang | Hsun-Wen Chiu | Tzu-Hsi Yen | Joanne Boisson | Jian-Cheng Wu | Jason S. Chang
NAIST at 2013 CoNLL Grammatical Error Correction Shared Task
Ippei Yoshimoto | Tomoya Kose | Kensuke Mitsuzawa | Keisuke Sakaguchi | Tomoya Mizumoto | Yuta Hayashibe | Mamoru Komachi | Yuji Matsumoto
Ippei Yoshimoto | Tomoya Kose | Kensuke Mitsuzawa | Keisuke Sakaguchi | Tomoya Mizumoto | Yuta Hayashibe | Mamoru Komachi | Yuji Matsumoto
UM-Checker: A Hybrid System for English Grammatical Error Correction
Junwen Xing | Longyue Wang | Derek F. Wong | Lidia S. Chao | Xiaodong Zeng
Junwen Xing | Longyue Wang | Derek F. Wong | Lidia S. Chao | Xiaodong Zeng
Constrained Grammatical Error Correction using Statistical Machine Translation
Zheng Yuan | Mariano Felice
Zheng Yuan | Mariano Felice
LFG-based Features for Noun Number and Article Grammatical Errors
Gábor Berend | Veronika Vincze | Sina Zarrieß | Richárd Farkas
Gábor Berend | Veronika Vincze | Sina Zarrieß | Richárd Farkas
Grammatical Error Correction as Multiclass Classification with Single Model
Zhongye Jia | Peilu Wang | Hai Zhao
Zhongye Jia | Peilu Wang | Hai Zhao
IITB System for CoNLL 2013 Shared Task: A Hybrid Approach to Grammatical Error Correction
Anoop Kunchukuttan | Ritesh Shah | Pushpak Bhattacharyya
Anoop Kunchukuttan | Ritesh Shah | Pushpak Bhattacharyya
Rule-based System for Automatic Grammar Correction Using Syntactic N-grams for English Language Learning (L2)
Grigori Sidorov | Anubhav Gupta | Martin Tozer | Dolors Catala | Angels Catena | Sandrine Fuentes
Grigori Sidorov | Anubhav Gupta | Martin Tozer | Dolors Catala | Angels Catena | Sandrine Fuentes
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Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Dependency Linguistics (DepLing 2013)
Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Dependency Linguistics (DepLing 2013)
Eva Hajičová | Kim Gerdes | Leo Wanner
Eva Hajičová | Kim Gerdes | Leo Wanner
Invited talk: Dependency Representations, Grammars, Folded Structures, among Other Things!
Aravind K. Joshi
Aravind K. Joshi
Exploring Morphosyntactic Annotation over a Spanish Corpus for Dependency Parsing
Miguel Ballesteros | Simon Mille | Alicia Burga
Miguel Ballesteros | Simon Mille | Alicia Burga
Divergences in English-Hindi Parallel Dependency Treebanks
Himani Chaudhry | Himanshu Sharma | Dipti Misra Sharma
Himani Chaudhry | Himanshu Sharma | Dipti Misra Sharma
Dependency Network Syntax: From Dependency Treebanks to a Classification of Chinese Function Words
Xinying Chen
Xinying Chen
Rule-Based Extraction of English Verb Collocates from a Dependency-Parsed Corpus
Silvie Cinková | Martin Holub | Ema Krejčová | Lenka Smejkalová
Silvie Cinková | Martin Holub | Ema Krejčová | Lenka Smejkalová
Dependency Distance and Bilingual Language Use: Evidence from German/English and Chinese/English Data
Eva M. Duran Eppler
Eva M. Duran Eppler
Towards a Psycholinguistically Motivated Dependency Grammar for Hindi
Samar Husain | Rajesh Bhatt | Shravan Vasishth
Samar Husain | Rajesh Bhatt | Shravan Vasishth
Subordinators with Elaborative Meanings in Czech and English
Pavlína Jínová | Lucie Poláková | Jiří Mírovský
Pavlína Jínová | Lucie Poláková | Jiří Mírovský
The Representation of Czech Light Verb Constructions in a Valency Lexicon
Václava Kettnerová | Markéta Lopatková
Václava Kettnerová | Markéta Lopatková
Reasoning with Dependency Structures and Lexicographic Definitions Using Unit Graphs
Maxime Lefrançois | Fabien Gandon
Maxime Lefrançois | Fabien Gandon
More Constructions, More Genres: Extending Stanford Dependencies
Marie-Catherine de Marneffe | Miriam Connor | Natalia Silveira | Samuel R. Bowman | Timothy Dozat | Christopher D. Manning
Marie-Catherine de Marneffe | Miriam Connor | Natalia Silveira | Samuel R. Bowman | Timothy Dozat | Christopher D. Manning
Towards Building Parallel Dependency Treebanks: Intra-Chunk Expansion and Alignment for English Dependency Treebank
Debanka Nandi | Maaz Nomani | Himanshu Sharma | Himani Chaudhary | Sambhav Jain | Dipti Misra Sharma
Debanka Nandi | Maaz Nomani | Himanshu Sharma | Himani Chaudhary | Sambhav Jain | Dipti Misra Sharma
Annotators’ Certainty and Disagreements in Coreference and Bridging Annotation in Prague Dependency Treebank
Anna Nedoluzhko | Jiří Mírovský
Anna Nedoluzhko | Jiří Mírovský
How Dependency Trees and Tectogrammatics Help Annotating Coreference and Bridging Relations in Prague Dependency Treebank
Anna Nedoluzhko | Jiří Mírovský
Anna Nedoluzhko | Jiří Mírovský
Predicting Conjunct Propagation and Other Extended Stanford Dependencies
Jenna Nyblom | Samuel Kohonen | Katri Haverinen | Tapio Salakoski | Filip Ginter
Jenna Nyblom | Samuel Kohonen | Katri Haverinen | Tapio Salakoski | Filip Ginter
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Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on Finite State Methods and Natural Language Processing
Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on Finite State Methods and Natural Language Processing
Mark-Jan Nederhof
Mark-Jan Nederhof
Computing the Most Probable String with a Probabilistic Finite State Machine
Colin de la Higuera | Jose Oncina
Colin de la Higuera | Jose Oncina
ZeuScansion: a tool for scansion of English poetry
Manex Agirrezabal | Bertol Arrieta | Aitzol Astigarraga | Mans Hulden
Manex Agirrezabal | Bertol Arrieta | Aitzol Astigarraga | Mans Hulden
Processing Structured Input with Skipping Nested Automata
Dominika Pawlik | Aleksander Zabłocki | Bartosz Zaborowski
Dominika Pawlik | Aleksander Zabłocki | Bartosz Zaborowski
Optimizing Rule-Based Morphosyntactic Analysis of Richly Inflected Languages - a Polish Example
Dominika Pawlik | Aleksander Zabłocki | Bartosz Zaborowski
Dominika Pawlik | Aleksander Zabłocki | Bartosz Zaborowski
Modeling Graph Languages with Grammars Extracted via Tree Decompositions
Bevan Keeley Jones | Sharon Goldwater | Mark Johnson
Bevan Keeley Jones | Sharon Goldwater | Mark Johnson
Using NooJ for semantic annotation of Italian language corpora in the domain of motion: a cognitive-grounded approach
Edoardo Salza
Edoardo Salza
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Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Generative Approaches to the Lexicon (GL2013)
Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Generative Approaches to the Lexicon (GL2013)
James Pustejovsky
James Pustejovsky
To Coerce or Not to Coerce: A Corpus-based Exploration of Some Complement Coercion Verbs in Chinese
Chan-Chia Hsu | Shu-Kai Hsieh
Chan-Chia Hsu | Shu-Kai Hsieh
Generative Lexicon Theory and Linguistic Linked Open Data
Fahad Khan | Francesca Frontini | Riccardo Del Gratta | Monica Monachini | Valeria Quochi
Fahad Khan | Francesca Frontini | Riccardo Del Gratta | Monica Monachini | Valeria Quochi
Disambiguation of Basic Action Types through Nouns’ Telic Qualia
Irene Russo | Francesca Frontini | Irene De Felice | Fahad Khan | Monica Monachini
Irene Russo | Francesca Frontini | Irene De Felice | Fahad Khan | Monica Monachini
Class-based Word Sense Induction for dot-type nominals
Lauren Romeo | Héctor Martínez Alonso | Núria Bel
Lauren Romeo | Héctor Martínez Alonso | Núria Bel
Mixing in Some Knowledge: Enriched Context Patterns for Bayesian Word Sense Induction
Rachel Chasin | Anna Rumshisky
Rachel Chasin | Anna Rumshisky
Features of Verb Complements in Co-composition: A case study of Chinese baking verb using Weibo corpus
Yu-Yun Chang | Shu-Kai Hsieh
Yu-Yun Chang | Shu-Kai Hsieh
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Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on Computational Semantics (IWCS 2013) – Long Papers
Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on Computational Semantics (IWCS 2013) – Long Papers
Alexander Koller | Katrin Erk
Alexander Koller | Katrin Erk
Automatically Deriving Event Ontologies for a CommonSense Knowledge Base
James Allen | Will de Beaumont | Lucian Galescu | Jansen Orfan | Mary Swift | Choh Man Teng
James Allen | Will de Beaumont | Lucian Galescu | Jansen Orfan | Mary Swift | Choh Man Teng
Intensionality was only alleged: On adjective-noun composition in distributional semantics
Gemma Boleda | Marco Baroni | The Nghia Pham | Louise McNally
Gemma Boleda | Marco Baroni | The Nghia Pham | Louise McNally
Sentiment Composition Using a Parabolic Model
Baptiste Chardon | Farah Benamara | Yannick Mathieu | Vladimir Popescu | Nicholas Asher
Baptiste Chardon | Farah Benamara | Yannick Mathieu | Vladimir Popescu | Nicholas Asher
Generating Natural Language from Linked Data: Unsupervised template extraction
Daniel Duma | Ewan Klein
Daniel Duma | Ewan Klein
Probabilistic induction for an incremental semantic grammar
Arash Eshghi | Matthew Purver | Julian Hough
Arash Eshghi | Matthew Purver | Julian Hough
Towards Weakly Supervised Resolution of Null Instantiations
Philip Gorinski | Josef Ruppenhofer | Caroline Sporleder
Philip Gorinski | Josef Ruppenhofer | Caroline Sporleder
Multi-Step Regression Learning for Compositional Distributional Semantics
E. Grefenstette | G. Dinu | Y. Zhang | M. Sadrzadeh | M. Baroni
E. Grefenstette | G. Dinu | Y. Zhang | M. Sadrzadeh | M. Baroni
Domain Adaptable Semantic Clustering in Statistical NLG
Blake Howald | Ravikumar Kondadadi | Frank Schilder
Blake Howald | Ravikumar Kondadadi | Frank Schilder
Recognising Sets and Their Elements: Tree Kernels for Entity Instantiation Identification
Andrew McKinlay | Katja Markert
Andrew McKinlay | Katja Markert
The Impact of Selectional Preference Agreement on Semantic Relational Similarity
Bryan Rink | Sanda Harabagiu
Bryan Rink | Sanda Harabagiu
Recognizing Spatial Containment Relations between Event Mentions
Kirk Roberts | Michael A. Skinner | Sanda M. Harabagiu
Kirk Roberts | Michael A. Skinner | Sanda M. Harabagiu
Regular Meaning Shifts in German Particle Verbs: A Case Study
Sylvia Springorum | Jason Utt | Sabine Schulte im Walde
Sylvia Springorum | Jason Utt | Sabine Schulte im Walde
Semantic Annotation of Textual Entailment
Assaf Toledo | Stavroula Alexandropoulou | Sophia Katrenko | Heidi Klockmann | Pepijn Kokke | Yoad Winter
Assaf Toledo | Stavroula Alexandropoulou | Sophia Katrenko | Heidi Klockmann | Pepijn Kokke | Yoad Winter
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Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on Computational Semantics (IWCS 2013) – Short Papers
Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on Computational Semantics (IWCS 2013) – Short Papers
Alexander Koller | Katrin Erk
Alexander Koller | Katrin Erk
Semantic Similarity Computation for Abstract and Concrete Nouns Using Network-based Distributional Semantic Models
Elias Iosif | Alexandros Potamianos | Maria Giannoudaki | Kalliopi Zervanou
Elias Iosif | Alexandros Potamianos | Maria Giannoudaki | Kalliopi Zervanou
Using Network Approaches to Enhance the Analysis of Cross-Linguistic Polysemies
Johann-Mattis List | Anselm Terhalle | Matthias Urban
Johann-Mattis List | Anselm Terhalle | Matthias Urban
Predicate-specific Annotations for Implicit Role Binding: Corpus Annotation, Data Analysis and Evaluation Experiments
Tatjana Moor | Michael Roth | Anette Frank
Tatjana Moor | Michael Roth | Anette Frank
A Pilot Experiment in Knowledge Authoring as Dialogue
Artemis Parvizi | Caroline Jay | Christopher Mellish | Jeff Z. Pan | Yuan Ren | Robert Stevens | Kees van Deemter
Artemis Parvizi | Caroline Jay | Christopher Mellish | Jeff Z. Pan | Yuan Ren | Robert Stevens | Kees van Deemter
Towards a Tight Integration of Syntactic Parsing with Semantic Disambiguation by means of Declarative Programming
Yuliya Lierler | Peter Schüller
Yuliya Lierler | Peter Schüller
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Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Parsing Technologies (IWPT 2013)
Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Parsing Technologies (IWPT 2013)
Harry Bunt | Khalil Sima'an | Liang Huang
Harry Bunt | Khalil Sima'an | Liang Huang
An Efficient Typed Feature Structure Index: Theory and Implementation
Bernd Kiefer | Hans-Ulrich Krieger
Bernd Kiefer | Hans-Ulrich Krieger
Unsupervised Learning of Bilingual Categories in Inversion Transduction Grammar Induction
Markus Saers | Dekai Wu
Markus Saers | Dekai Wu
Comparative Evaluation of Argument Extraction Algorithms in Discourse Relation Parsing
Evgeny Stepanov | Giuseppe Riccardi
Evgeny Stepanov | Giuseppe Riccardi
On Different Approaches to Syntactic Analysis Into Bi-Lexical Dependencies. An Empirical Comparison of Direct, PCFG-Based, and HPSG-Based Parsers
Angelina Ivanova | Stephan Oepen | Rebecca Dridan | Dan Flickinger | Lilja Øvrelid
Angelina Ivanova | Stephan Oepen | Rebecca Dridan | Dan Flickinger | Lilja Øvrelid
Generalization of Words for Chinese Dependency Parsing
Xianchao Wu | Jie Zhou | Yu Sun | Zhanyi Liu | Dianhai Yu | Hua Wu | Haifeng Wang
Xianchao Wu | Jie Zhou | Yu Sun | Zhanyi Liu | Dianhai Yu | Hua Wu | Haifeng Wang
Dependency Structure for Incremental Parsing of Japanese and Its Application
Tomohiro Ohno | Shigeki Matsubara
Tomohiro Ohno | Shigeki Matsubara
Development of Amharic Grammar Checker Using Morphological Features of Words and N-Gram Based Probabilistic Methods
Aynadis Temesgen | Yaregal Assabie
Aynadis Temesgen | Yaregal Assabie
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Proceedings of the 13th Meeting on the Mathematics of Language (MoL 13)
Proceedings of the 13th Meeting on the Mathematics of Language (MoL 13)
András Kornai | Marco Kuhlmann
András Kornai | Marco Kuhlmann
On the Parameterized Complexity of Linear Context-Free Rewriting Systems
Martin Berglund | Henrik Björklund | Frank Drewes
Martin Berglund | Henrik Björklund | Frank Drewes
Learning Subregular Classes of Languages with Factored Deterministic Automata
Jeffrey Heinz | James Rogers
Jeffrey Heinz | James Rogers
Why Letter Substitution Puzzles are Not Hard to Solve: A Case Study in Entropy and Probabilistic Search-Complexity
Eric Corlett | Gerald Penn
Eric Corlett | Gerald Penn
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Proceedings of the 19th Nordic Conference of Computational Linguistics (NODALIDA 2013)
Proceedings of the 19th Nordic Conference of Computational Linguistics (NODALIDA 2013)
Stephan Oepen | Kristin Hagen | Janne Bondi Johannessen
Stephan Oepen | Kristin Hagen | Janne Bondi Johannessen
Features Indicating Readability in Swedish Text
Johan Falkenjack | Katarina Heimann Mühlenbock | Arne Jönsson
Johan Falkenjack | Katarina Heimann Mühlenbock | Arne Jönsson
Towards a Dependency-Based PropBank of General Finnish
Katri Haverinen | Veronika Laippala | Samuel Kohonen | Anna Missilä | Jenna Nyblom | Stina Ojala | Timo Viljanen | Tapio Salakoski | Filip Ginter
Katri Haverinen | Veronika Laippala | Samuel Kohonen | Anna Missilä | Jenna Nyblom | Stina Ojala | Timo Viljanen | Tapio Salakoski | Filip Ginter
Using Finite State Transducers for Making Efficient Reading Comprehension Dictionaries
Ryan Johnson | Lene Antonsen | Trond Trosterud
Ryan Johnson | Lene Antonsen | Trond Trosterud
Exploring Features for Named Entity Recognition in Lithuanian Text Corpus
Jurgita Kapočiūtė-Dzikienė | Anders Nøklestad | Janne Bondi Johannessen | Algis Krupavičius
Jurgita Kapočiūtė-Dzikienė | Anders Nøklestad | Janne Bondi Johannessen | Algis Krupavičius
Tagging a Morphologically Complex Language Using an Averaged Perceptron Tagger: The Case of Icelandic
Hrafn Loftsson | Robert Östling
Hrafn Loftsson | Robert Östling
IPhraxtor: A Linguistically Informed System for Extraction of Term Candidates
Magnus Merkel | Jody Foo | Lars Ahrenberg
Magnus Merkel | Jody Foo | Lars Ahrenberg
Classifying Multimodal Turn Management in Danish Dyadic First Encounters
Costanza Navarretta | Patrizia Paggio
Costanza Navarretta | Patrizia Paggio
Nordic and Baltic Wordnets Aligned and Compared through “WordTies”
Bolette Sandford Pedersen | Lars Borin | Markus Forsberg | Neeme Kahusk | Krister Lindén | Jyrki Niemi | Niklas Nisbeth | Lars Nygaard | Heili Orav | Eirikur Rögnvaldsson | Mitchell Seaton | Kadri Vider | Kaarlo Voionmaa
Bolette Sandford Pedersen | Lars Borin | Markus Forsberg | Neeme Kahusk | Krister Lindén | Jyrki Niemi | Niklas Nisbeth | Lars Nygaard | Heili Orav | Eirikur Rögnvaldsson | Mitchell Seaton | Kadri Vider | Kaarlo Voionmaa
Normalisation of Historical Text Using Context-Sensitive Weighted Levenshtein Distance and Compound Splitting
Eva Pettersson | Beáta Megyesi | Joakim Nivre
Eva Pettersson | Beáta Megyesi | Joakim Nivre
Modeling OOV Words With Letter N-Grams in Statistical Taggers: Preliminary Work in Biomedical Entity Recognition
Teemu Ruokolainen | Miikka Silfverberg
Teemu Ruokolainen | Miikka Silfverberg
Baltic and Nordic Parts of the European Linguistic Infrastructure
Inguna Skadiņa | Andrejs Vasiļjevs | Lars Borin | Krister Lindén | Gyri Losnegaard | Sussi Olsen | Bolette Sandford Pedersen | Roberts Rozis | Koenraad De Smedt
Inguna Skadiņa | Andrejs Vasiļjevs | Lars Borin | Krister Lindén | Gyri Losnegaard | Sussi Olsen | Bolette Sandford Pedersen | Roberts Rozis | Koenraad De Smedt
Using Factual Density to Measure Informativeness of Web Documents
Christopher Horn | Alisa Zhila | Alexander Gelbukh | Roman Kern | Elisabeth Lex
Christopher Horn | Alisa Zhila | Alexander Gelbukh | Roman Kern | Elisabeth Lex
Bootstrapping an Unsupervised Approach for Classifying Agreement and Disagreement
Bernd Opitz | Cäcilia Zirn
Bernd Opitz | Cäcilia Zirn
Morphological Analysis with Limited Resources: Latvian Example
Pēteris Paikens | Laura Rituma | Lauma Pretkalniņa
Pēteris Paikens | Laura Rituma | Lauma Pretkalniņa
Building a Large Automatically Parsed Corpus of Finnish
Filip Ginter | Jenna Nyblom | Veronika Laippala | Samuel Kohonen | Katri Haverinen | Simo Vihjanen | Tapio Salakoski
Filip Ginter | Jenna Nyblom | Veronika Laippala | Samuel Kohonen | Katri Haverinen | Simo Vihjanen | Tapio Salakoski
Combining Statistical Machine Translation and Translation Memories with Domain Adaptation
Samuel Läubli | Mark Fishel | Martin Volk | Manuela Weibel
Samuel Läubli | Mark Fishel | Martin Volk | Manuela Weibel
Building an Open-Source Development Infrastructure for Language Technology Projects
Sjur N. Moshagen | Tommi A Pirinen | Trond Trosterud
Sjur N. Moshagen | Tommi A Pirinen | Trond Trosterud
From Speech Corpus to Intonation Corpus: Clustering Phrase Pitch Contours of Lithuanian
Gailius Raškinis | Asta Kazlauskienė
Gailius Raškinis | Asta Kazlauskienė
Statistical Machine Translation with Readability Constraints
Sara Stymne | Jörg Tiedemann | Christian Hardmeier | Joakim Nivre
Sara Stymne | Jörg Tiedemann | Christian Hardmeier | Joakim Nivre
Negation Scope Delimitation in Clinical Text Using Three Approaches: NegEx, PyConTextNLP and SynNeg
Hideyuki Tanushi | Hercules Dalianis | Martin Duneld | Maria Kvist | Maria Skeppstedt | Sumithra Velupillai
Hideyuki Tanushi | Hercules Dalianis | Martin Duneld | Maria Kvist | Maria Skeppstedt | Sumithra Velupillai
Tone Restoration in Transcribed Kammu: Decision-List Word Sense Disambiguation for an Unwritten Language
Marcus Uneson
Marcus Uneson
The Automatic Identification of Discourse Units in Dutch Text
Nynke van der Vliet | Gosse Bouma | Gisela Redeker
Nynke van der Vliet | Gosse Bouma | Gisela Redeker
Example-Based Treebank Querying with GrETEL–Now Also for Spoken Dutch
Liesbeth Augustinus | Vincent Vandeghinste | Ineke Schuurman | Frank Van Eynde
Liesbeth Augustinus | Vincent Vandeghinste | Ineke Schuurman | Frank Van Eynde
Korp and Karp – A Bestiary of Language Resources: The Research Infrastructure of Språkbanken
Malin Ahlberg | Lars Borin | Markus Forsberg | Martin Hammarstedt | Leif-Jöran Olsson | Olof Olsson | Johan Roxendal | Jonatan Uppström
Malin Ahlberg | Lars Borin | Markus Forsberg | Martin Hammarstedt | Leif-Jöran Olsson | Olof Olsson | Johan Roxendal | Jonatan Uppström
HPC-ready Language Analysis for Human Beings
Emanuele Lapponi | Erik Velldal | Nikolay A. Vazov | Stephan Oepen
Emanuele Lapponi | Erik Velldal | Nikolay A. Vazov | Stephan Oepen
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Proceedings of the SIGDIAL 2013 Conference
Proceedings of the SIGDIAL 2013 Conference
Maxine Eskenazi | Michael Strube | Barbara Di Eugenio | Jason D. Williams
Maxine Eskenazi | Michael Strube | Barbara Di Eugenio | Jason D. Williams
Expressivity and comparison of models of discourse structure
Antoine Venant | Nicholas Asher | Philippe Muller | Pascal Denis | Stergos Afantenos
Antoine Venant | Nicholas Asher | Philippe Muller | Pascal Denis | Stergos Afantenos
Unsupervised structured semantic inference for spoken dialog reservation tasks
Alejandra Lorenzo | Lina Rojas-Barahona | Christophe Cerisara
Alejandra Lorenzo | Lina Rojas-Barahona | Christophe Cerisara
Toward a Better Understanding of Causality between Verbal Events: Extraction and Analysis of the Causal Power of Verb-Verb Associations
Mehwish Riaz | Roxana Girju
Mehwish Riaz | Roxana Girju
Topic Independent Identification of Agreement and Disagreement in Social Media Dialogue
Amita Misra | Marilyn Walker
Amita Misra | Marilyn Walker
Automatic Prediction of Friendship via Multi-model Dyadic Features
Zhou Yu | David Gerritsen | Amy Ogan | Alan Black | Justine Cassell
Zhou Yu | David Gerritsen | Amy Ogan | Alan Black | Justine Cassell
Stance Classification in Online Debates by Recognizing Users’ Intentions
Sarvesh Ranade | Rajeev Sangal | Radhika Mamidi
Sarvesh Ranade | Rajeev Sangal | Radhika Mamidi
Generating More Specific Questions for Acquiring Attributes of Unknown Concepts from Users
Tsugumi Otsuka | Kazunori Komatani | Satoshi Sato | Mikio Nakano
Tsugumi Otsuka | Kazunori Komatani | Satoshi Sato | Mikio Nakano
Modeling Collaborative Referring for Situated Referential Grounding
Changsong Liu | Rui Fang | Lanbo She | Joyce Chai
Changsong Liu | Rui Fang | Lanbo She | Joyce Chai
A quantitative view of feedback lexical markers in conversational French
Laurent Prévot | Brigitte Bigi | Roxane Bertrand
Laurent Prévot | Brigitte Bigi | Roxane Bertrand
On the contribution of discourse structure to topic segmentation
Paula Cardoso | Maite Taboada | Thiago Pardo
Paula Cardoso | Maite Taboada | Thiago Pardo
Model-free POMDP optimisation of tutoring systems with echo-state networks
Lucie Daubigney | Matthieu Geist | Olivier Pietquin
Lucie Daubigney | Matthieu Geist | Olivier Pietquin
Dialogue Act Recognition in Synchronous and Asynchronous Conversations
Maryam Tavafi | Yashar Mehdad | Shafiq Joty | Giuseppe Carenini | Raymond Ng
Maryam Tavafi | Yashar Mehdad | Shafiq Joty | Giuseppe Carenini | Raymond Ng
Exploring Features For Localized Detection of Speech Recognition Errors
Eli Pincus | Svetlana Stoyanchev | Julia Hirschberg
Eli Pincus | Svetlana Stoyanchev | Julia Hirschberg
Interactive Error Resolution Strategies for Speech-to-Speech Translation Systems
Rohit Kumar | Matthew Roy | Sankaranarayanan Ananthakrishnan | Sanjika Hewavitharana | Frederick Choi
Rohit Kumar | Matthew Roy | Sankaranarayanan Ananthakrishnan | Sanjika Hewavitharana | Frederick Choi
AIDA: Artificial Intelligent Dialogue Agent
Rafael E. Banchs | Ridong Jiang | Seokhwan Kim | Arthur Niswar | Kheng Hui Yeo
Rafael E. Banchs | Ridong Jiang | Seokhwan Kim | Arthur Niswar | Kheng Hui Yeo
Demonstration of an Always-On Companion for Isolated Older Adults
Candace Sidner | Timothy Bickmore | Charles Rich | Barbara Barry | Lazlo Ring | Morteza Behrooz | Mohammad Shayganfar
Candace Sidner | Timothy Bickmore | Charles Rich | Barbara Barry | Lazlo Ring | Morteza Behrooz | Mohammad Shayganfar
A Multithreaded Conversational Interface for Pedestrian Navigation and Question Answering
Srinivasan Janarthanam | Oliver Lemon | Xingkun Liu | Phil Bartie | William Mackaness | Tiphaine Dalmas
Srinivasan Janarthanam | Oliver Lemon | Xingkun Liu | Phil Bartie | William Mackaness | Tiphaine Dalmas
Demonstration of the PARLANCE system: a data-driven incremental, spoken dialogue system for interactive search
Helen Hastie | Marie-Aude Aufaure | Panos Alexopoulos | Heriberto Cuayáhuitl | Nina Dethlefs | Milica Gasic | James Henderson | Oliver Lemon | Xingkun Liu | Peter Mika | Nesrine Ben Mustapha | Verena Rieser | Blaise Thomson | Pirros Tsiakoulis | Yves Vanrompay
Helen Hastie | Marie-Aude Aufaure | Panos Alexopoulos | Heriberto Cuayáhuitl | Nina Dethlefs | Milica Gasic | James Henderson | Oliver Lemon | Xingkun Liu | Peter Mika | Nesrine Ben Mustapha | Verena Rieser | Blaise Thomson | Pirros Tsiakoulis | Yves Vanrompay
Multi-step Natural Language Understanding
Pierrick Milhorat | Stephan Schlögl | Gérard Chollet | Jérôme Boudy
Pierrick Milhorat | Stephan Schlögl | Gérard Chollet | Jérôme Boudy
WebWOZ: A Platform for Designing and Conducting Web-based Wizard of Oz Experiments
Stephan Schlögl | Saturnino Luz | Gavin Doherty
Stephan Schlögl | Saturnino Luz | Gavin Doherty
Exploring the effects of gaze and pauses in situated human-robot interaction
Gabriel Skantze | Anna Hjalmarsson | Catharine Oertel
Gabriel Skantze | Anna Hjalmarsson | Catharine Oertel
Interpreting Situated Dialogue Utterances: an Update Model that Uses Speech, Gaze, and Gesture Information
Casey Kennington | Spyros Kousidis | David Schlangen
Casey Kennington | Spyros Kousidis | David Schlangen
Multimodality and Dialogue Act Classification in the RoboHelper Project
Lin Chen | Barbara Di Eugenio
Lin Chen | Barbara Di Eugenio
Verbal indicators of psychological distress in interactive dialogue with a virtual human
David DeVault | Kallirroi Georgila | Ron Artstein | Fabrizio Morbini | David Traum | Stefan Scherer | Albert Skip Rizzo | Louis-Philippe Morency
David DeVault | Kallirroi Georgila | Ron Artstein | Fabrizio Morbini | David Traum | Stefan Scherer | Albert Skip Rizzo | Louis-Philippe Morency
Learning Dialogue Management Models for Task-Oriented Dialogue with Parallel Dialogue and Task Streams
Eun Ha | Christopher Mitchell | Kristy Boyer | James Lester
Eun Ha | Christopher Mitchell | Kristy Boyer | James Lester
POMDP-based dialogue manager adaptation to extended domains
Milica Gašić | Catherine Breslin | Matthew Henderson | Dongho Kim | Martin Szummer | Blaise Thomson | Pirros Tsiakoulis | Steve Young
Milica Gašić | Catherine Breslin | Matthew Henderson | Dongho Kim | Martin Szummer | Blaise Thomson | Pirros Tsiakoulis | Steve Young
Training and evaluation of an MDP model for social multi-user human-robot interaction
Simon Keizer | Mary Ellen Foster | Oliver Lemon | Andre Gaschler | Manuel Giuliani
Simon Keizer | Mary Ellen Foster | Oliver Lemon | Andre Gaschler | Manuel Giuliani
Evaluation of Speech Dialog Strategies for Internet Applications in the Car
Hansjörg Hofmann | Ute Ehrlich | André Berton | Angela Mahr | Rafael Math | Christian Müller
Hansjörg Hofmann | Ute Ehrlich | André Berton | Angela Mahr | Rafael Math | Christian Müller
Predicting Tasks in Goal-Oriented Spoken Dialog Systems using Semantic Knowledge Bases
Aasish Pappu | Alexander Rudnicky
Aasish Pappu | Alexander Rudnicky
Speech Reduction, Intensity, and F0 Shape are Cues to Turn-Taking
Oliver Niebuhr | Karin Görs | Evelin Graupe
Oliver Niebuhr | Karin Görs | Evelin Graupe
Gesture Semantics Reconstruction Based on Motion Capturing and Complex Event Processing: a Circular Shape Example
Thies Pfeiffer | Florian Hofmann | Florian Hahn | Hannes Rieser | Insa Röpke
Thies Pfeiffer | Florian Hofmann | Florian Hahn | Hannes Rieser | Insa Röpke
Open-ended, Extensible System Utterances Are Preferred, Even If They Require Filled Pauses
Timo Baumann | David Schlangen
Timo Baumann | David Schlangen
A Four-Participant Group Facilitation Framework for Conversational Robots
Yoichi Matsuyama | Iwao Akiba | Akihiro Saito | Tetsunori Kobayashi
Yoichi Matsuyama | Iwao Akiba | Akihiro Saito | Tetsunori Kobayashi
Laugher and Topic Transition in Multiparty Conversation
Emer Gilmartin | Francesca Bonin | Carl Vogel | Nick Campbell
Emer Gilmartin | Francesca Bonin | Carl Vogel | Nick Campbell
Impact of ASR N-Best Information on Bayesian Dialogue Act Recognition
Heriberto Cuayáhuitl | Nina Dethlefs | Helen Hastie | Oliver Lemon
Heriberto Cuayáhuitl | Nina Dethlefs | Helen Hastie | Oliver Lemon
Investigating speaker gaze and pointing behaviour in human-computer interaction with the mint.tools collection
Spyros Kousidis | Casey Kennington | David Schlangen
Spyros Kousidis | Casey Kennington | David Schlangen
In-Context Evaluation of Unsupervised Dialogue Act Models for Tutorial Dialogue
Aysu Ezen-Can | Kristy Boyer
Aysu Ezen-Can | Kristy Boyer
Spoken Dialog Systems for Automated Survey Interviewing
Michael Johnston | Patrick Ehlen | Frederick G. Conrad | Michael F. Schober | Christopher Antoun | Stefanie Fail | Andrew Hupp | Lucas Vickers | Huiying Yan | Chan Zhang
Michael Johnston | Patrick Ehlen | Frederick G. Conrad | Michael F. Schober | Christopher Antoun | Stefanie Fail | Andrew Hupp | Lucas Vickers | Huiying Yan | Chan Zhang
Open-domain Utterance Generation for Conversational Dialogue Systems using Web-scale Dependency Structures
Hiroaki Sugiyama | Toyomi Meguro | Ryuichiro Higashinaka | Yasuhiro Minami
Hiroaki Sugiyama | Toyomi Meguro | Ryuichiro Higashinaka | Yasuhiro Minami
Evaluating State Representations for Reinforcement Learning of Turn-Taking Policies in Tutorial Dialogue
Christopher Mitchell | Kristy Boyer | James Lester
Christopher Mitchell | Kristy Boyer | James Lester
A Semi-supervised Approach for Natural Language Call Routing
Tatiana Gasanova | Eugene Zhukov | Roman Sergienko | Eugene Semenkin | Wolfgang Minker
Tatiana Gasanova | Eugene Zhukov | Roman Sergienko | Eugene Semenkin | Wolfgang Minker
Counseling Dialog System with 5W1H Extraction
Sangdo Han | Kyusong Lee | Donghyeon Lee | Gary Geunbae Lee
Sangdo Han | Kyusong Lee | Donghyeon Lee | Gary Geunbae Lee
Integration and test environment for an in-vehicle dialogue system in the SIMSI project
Staffan Larsson | Sebastian Berlin | Anders Eliasson | Fredrik Kronlid
Staffan Larsson | Sebastian Berlin | Anders Eliasson | Fredrik Kronlid
Weakly and Strongly Constrained Dialogues for Language Learning
Claire Gardent | Alejandra Lorenzo | Laura Perez-Beltrachini | Lina Rojas-Barahona
Claire Gardent | Alejandra Lorenzo | Laura Perez-Beltrachini | Lina Rojas-Barahona
Demonstration of the EmoteWizard of Oz Interface for Empathic Robotic Tutors
Shweta Bhargava | Srinivasan Janarthanam | Helen Hastie | Amol Deshmukh | Ruth Aylett | Lee Corrigan | Ginevra Castellano
Shweta Bhargava | Srinivasan Janarthanam | Helen Hastie | Amol Deshmukh | Ruth Aylett | Lee Corrigan | Ginevra Castellano
The Map Task Dialogue System: A Test-bed for Modelling Human-Like Dialogue
Raveesh Meena | Gabriel Skantze | Joakim Gustafson
Raveesh Meena | Gabriel Skantze | Joakim Gustafson
A Robotic Agent in a Virtual Environment that Performs Situated Incremental Understanding of Navigational Utterances
Takashi Yamauchi | Mikio Nakano | Kotaro Funakoshi
Takashi Yamauchi | Mikio Nakano | Kotaro Funakoshi
Roundtable: An Online Framework for Building Web-based Conversational Agents
Eric Forbell | Nicolai Kalisch | Fabrizio Morbini | Kelly Christoffersen | Kenji Sagae | David Traum | Albert A. Rizzo
Eric Forbell | Nicolai Kalisch | Fabrizio Morbini | Kelly Christoffersen | Kenji Sagae | David Traum | Albert A. Rizzo
A Data-driven Model for Timing Feedback in a Map Task Dialogue System
Raveesh Meena | Gabriel Skantze | Joakim Gustafson
Raveesh Meena | Gabriel Skantze | Joakim Gustafson
Continuously Predicting and Processing Barge-in During a Live Spoken Dialogue Task
Ethan Selfridge | Iker Arizmendi | Peter Heeman | Jason Williams
Ethan Selfridge | Iker Arizmendi | Peter Heeman | Jason Williams
Which ASR should I choose for my dialogue system?
Fabrizio Morbini | Kartik Audhkhasi | Kenji Sagae | Ron Artstein | Doğan Can | Panayiotis Georgiou | Shri Narayanan | Anton Leuski | David Traum
Fabrizio Morbini | Kartik Audhkhasi | Kenji Sagae | Ron Artstein | Doğan Can | Panayiotis Georgiou | Shri Narayanan | Anton Leuski | David Traum
Recipe For Building Robust Spoken Dialog State Trackers: Dialog State Tracking Challenge System Description
Sungjin Lee | Maxine Eskenazi
Sungjin Lee | Maxine Eskenazi
A Simple and Generic Belief Tracking Mechanism for the Dialog State Tracking Challenge: On the believability of observed information
Zhuoran Wang | Oliver Lemon
Zhuoran Wang | Oliver Lemon
Comparison of Bayesian Discriminative and Generative Models for Dialogue State Tracking
Lukáš Žilka | David Marek | Matěj Korvas | Filip Jurčíček
Lukáš Žilka | David Marek | Matěj Korvas | Filip Jurčíček
Dialog State Tracking using Conditional Random Fields
Hang Ren | Weiqun Xu | Yan Zhang | Yonghong Yan
Hang Ren | Weiqun Xu | Yan Zhang | Yonghong Yan
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Proceedings of the 9th Brazilian Symposium in Information and Human Language Technology
AgreeCalc: Uma Ferramenta para Análise da Concordância entre Múltiplos Anotadores (AgreeCalc: A Tool for the Analysis of Agreement Between Multiple Annotators) [in Portuguese]
Alexandre Rossi Alvares | Norton Trevisan Roman
Alexandre Rossi Alvares | Norton Trevisan Roman
MetaAnn: Um Gerador de Ferramentas para Anotação de Textos (MetaAnn: a Generator of Text Annotation Tools) [in Portuguese]
Tiago Emanuel Infante Missão | Norton Trevisan Roman
Tiago Emanuel Infante Missão | Norton Trevisan Roman
Improving CoGrOO: the Brazilian Portuguese Grammar Checker
William D. Colen M. Silva | Marcelo Finger
William D. Colen M. Silva | Marcelo Finger
Uma Investigação sobre Algoritmos de Diferentes Abordagens de Aprendizado Supervisionado na Classificação de Papéis Retóricos em Resumos Científicos (Investigating Algorithms from Different Approaches of Supervised Learning for the Classification of Rhetorical Roles in Scientific Abstracts) [in Portuguese]
Vinícius M. A. de Souza | Valéria D. Feltrim
Vinícius M. A. de Souza | Valéria D. Feltrim
O Subframe Sentença no Complexo Frame Processo de Conhecimento no Direito Processual Civil (The Sentencing Subframe in the Complex Knowledge Process Frame in the Civil Procedural Law) [in Portuguese]
Thaís Domênica Minghelli | Anderson Bertoldi | Rove Chishman
Thaís Domênica Minghelli | Anderson Bertoldi | Rove Chishman
Subtopic Annotation in a Corpus of News Texts: Steps Towards Automatic Subtopic Segmentation
Paula C. F. Cardoso | Maite Taboada | Thiago A. S. Pardo
Paula C. F. Cardoso | Maite Taboada | Thiago A. S. Pardo
O Reconhecimento de Entidades Nomeadas por meio de Conditional Random Fields para a Língua Portuguesa (Named Entity Recognition with Conditional Random Fields for the Portuguese Language) [in Portuguese]
Daniela O. F. do Amaral | Renata Vieira
Daniela O. F. do Amaral | Renata Vieira
Análise Automática de Coerência Usando o Modelo Grade de Entidades para o Português (Automatic Coherence Analysis Using the Entity-grid Model for Portuguese) [in Portuguese]
Alison R. P. Freitas | Valéria D. Feltrim
Alison R. P. Freitas | Valéria D. Feltrim
Aplicando Pontos de Corte para Listas de Termos Extraídos (Applying Cut-off Points to Lists of Extracted Terms) [in Portuguese]
Lucelene Lopes | Renata Vieira
Lucelene Lopes | Renata Vieira
Geração de Expressões de Referência usando Relações Espaciais (Referring Expression Generation Using Spatial Relations) [in Portuguese]
Diego dos Santos Silva | Ivandré Paraboni
Diego dos Santos Silva | Ivandré Paraboni
Implementação de um Separador Silábico Gratuito Baseado em Regras Linguísticas para o Português Brasileiro (The Implementation of a Free Syllabification Algorithm Based on Linguistic Rules for Brazilian Portuguese) [in Portuguese]
Willian Rocha | Nelson Neto
Willian Rocha | Nelson Neto
Automatic Disambiguation of Homographic Heterophone Pairs Containing Open and Closed Mid Vowels
Christopher Shulby | Gustavo Mendonça | Vanessa Marquiafável
Christopher Shulby | Gustavo Mendonça | Vanessa Marquiafável
Desambiguação Lexical de Sentido com uso de Informação Multidocumento por meio de Redes de Co-ocorrência (Word Sense Disambiguation with the Use of Multi-document Information with Cooccurrence Nets) [in Portuguese]
Fernando Antônio Asevedo Nóbrega | Thiago Alexandre Salgueiro Pardo
Fernando Antônio Asevedo Nóbrega | Thiago Alexandre Salgueiro Pardo
Realização Superficial baseada em Regras (Rule-based Surface Realisation) [in Portuguese]
Douglas F. P. da Silva Junior | Eder M. de Novais | Ivandré Paraboni
Douglas F. P. da Silva Junior | Eder M. de Novais | Ivandré Paraboni
JWN-Br - Uma API Java para a WordNet.Br (JWN-Br - an Java API for Wordnet.Br) [in Portuguese]
Vitor Machado Oliveira | Norton Trevisan Roman
Vitor Machado Oliveira | Norton Trevisan Roman
Geração de features para resolução de correferência: Pessoa, Local e Organização (Feature Generation for Coreference Resolution: Person, Location and Organization) [in Portuguese]
Evandro B. Fonseca | Renata Vieira | Aline A. Vanin
Evandro B. Fonseca | Renata Vieira | Aline A. Vanin
Modalidade no Português Brasileiro: as estruturas condicionais (Modality in Brazilian Portuguese: the Conditional Structures) [in Portuguese]
Priscila Osório Côrtes | Heliana Mello
Priscila Osório Côrtes | Heliana Mello
Um repositório de verbos para a anotação de papéis semânticos disponível na web (A Verb Repository for Semantic Role Labeling Available in the Web) [in Portuguese]
Magali Sanches Duran | Jhonata Pereira Martins | Sandra Maria Aluísio
Magali Sanches Duran | Jhonata Pereira Martins | Sandra Maria Aluísio
Entity-centric Sentiment Analysis on Twitter data for the Potuguese Language
Marlo Souza | Renata Vieira
Marlo Souza | Renata Vieira
Approaches for Helping Brazilian Students Improve their Scientific Writings
Ethel Schuster | Rick Lizotte | Sandra M. Aluísio | Carmen Dayrell
Ethel Schuster | Rick Lizotte | Sandra M. Aluísio | Carmen Dayrell
BrGram: uma gramática computacional de um fragmento do português brasileiro no formalismo da LFG (BrGram: a Computational Grammar for a Fragment of Brazilian Portuguese in the LFG Formalism) [in Portuguese]
Leonel F. de Alencar
Leonel F. de Alencar
Geração de instruções em mundos virtuais: primeiros passos (Generation of Instructions in Virtual Worlds: First Steps) [in Portuguese]
Diego Cardozo Sandrim | Felipe Freire | Ivandré Paraboni
Diego Cardozo Sandrim | Felipe Freire | Ivandré Paraboni
Extração de Vocabulário Multilíngue para Tradução em Domínios Especializados (Multilingual Vocabulary Extraction for Machine Translation in Specialized Domains) [in Portuguese]
Lucas Welter Hilgert | Renata Vieira
Lucas Welter Hilgert | Renata Vieira
Corpus-amostra Coelho Netto: compilação, anotação e ocorrências em textos literários dos séc. XIX e XX (Corpus-sample Coelho Netto: Compilation, Annotation and Occurrences in Literary Texts from XIX and XX Centuries) [in Portuguese]
Francimary Macêdo Martins
Francimary Macêdo Martins
Acoustic, Phonetic and Prosodic Features of Parkinson’s disease Speech
Jorge Proença | Arlindo Veiga | Sara Candeias | Fernando Perdigão
Jorge Proença | Arlindo Veiga | Sara Candeias | Fernando Perdigão
Classificação de Prioridade de Tweets utilizando Máquinas de Vetor de Suporte (Tweet Priority Classification Using Support Vector Machines) [in Portuguese]
Vinícius Pazzini | Tiago Schenkel | Mikael Poetsch | Ricardo Matsumura Araujo
Vinícius Pazzini | Tiago Schenkel | Mikael Poetsch | Ricardo Matsumura Araujo
An Evaluation of the Brazilian Portuguese LIWC Dictionary for Sentiment Analysis
Pedro P. Balage Filho | Thiago Alexandre Salgueiro Pardo | Sandra M. Aluísio
Pedro P. Balage Filho | Thiago Alexandre Salgueiro Pardo | Sandra M. Aluísio
Uma investigação no apoio da avaliação da usabilidade em Sistemas Sociais usando Processamento da Linguagem Natural (An Investigation on the Support of the Usability Evaluation in Social Systems Using Natural Language Processing) [in Portuguese]
Marília S. Mendes | Elizabeth Furtado | Miguel Franklin
Marília S. Mendes | Elizabeth Furtado | Miguel Franklin