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ORCID37th ACL 1999: College Park, Maryland, USA
- Robert Dale, Kenneth Ward Church:
27th Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics, University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland, USA, 20-26 June 1999. ACL 1999, ISBN 1-55860-609-2 - Marti A. Hearst:
Untangling Text Data Mining. 3-10 - Sadaoki Furui:
Automatic Speech Recognition and its Application to Information Extraction. 11-20 - George A. Miller:
The Lexical Component of Natural Language Processing. 21 - Lillian Lee
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Measures of Distributional Similarity. 25-32 - Lillian Lee:
Distributional Similarity Models: Clustering vs. Nearest Neighbors. 33-40 - Bonnie L. Webber, Alistair Knott, Matthew Stone, Aravind K. Joshi:
Discourse Relations: A Structural and Presuppositional Account Using Lexicalised TAG. 41-48 - Claire Garde:
Unifying Parallels. 49-56 - Matthew Berland, Eugene Charniak:
Finding Parts in Very Large Corpora. 57-64 - Eric Brill, Grace Ngai:
Man* vs. Machine: A Case Study in Base Noun Phrase Learning. 65-72 - Rebecca Hwa:
Supervised Grammar Induction using Training Data with Limited Constituent Information. 73-79 - Mark Dras:
A Meta-Level Grammar: Redefining Synchronous TAG for Translation and Paraphrase. 80-87 - William Schuler:
Preserving Semantic Dependencies in Synchronous Tree Adjoining Grammar. 88-95 - Shuly Wintner:
Compositional Semantics for Linguistic Formalisms. 96-103 - Mats Rooth, Stefan Riezler, Detlef Prescher:
Inducing a Semantically Annotated Lexicon via EM-Based Clustering. 104-111 - Eric V. Siegel:
Corpus-Based Linguistic Indicators for Aspectual Classification. 112-119 - Sharon A. Caraballo:
Automatic construction of a hypernym-labeled noun hierarchy from text. 120-126 - John A. Bateman:
Using aggregation for selecting content when generating referring expressions. 127-134 - James Shaw, Vasileios Hatzivassiloglou:
Ordering Among Premodifiers. 135-143 - Yael Dahan Netzer, Michael Elhadad:
Bilingual Hebrew-English Generation of Possessives and Partitives: Raising the Input Abstraction Level. 144-151 - Rada Mihalcea, Dan I. Moldovan:
A Method for Word Sense Disambiguation of Unrestricted Text. 152-158 - Andrei Mikheev:
A Knowledge-free Method for Capitalized Word Disambiguation. 159-166 - Radu Florian, David Yarowsky:
Dynamic Nonlocal Language Modeling via Hierarchical Topic-Based Adaptation. 167-174 - Scott M. Thede, Mary P. Harper:
A Second-Order Hidden Markov Model for Part-of-Speech Tagging. 175-182 - Amanda Stent, John Doweling, Jean Mark Gawron, Elizabeth Owen Bratt, Robert C. Moore:
The CommandTalk Spoken Dialogue System. 183-190 - Alicia Abella, Allen L. Gorin:
Construct Algebra: Analytical Dialog Management. 191-199 - Mikio Nakano, Noboru Miyazaki, Jun-ichi Hirasawa, Kohji Dohsaka, Takeshi Kawabata:
Understanding Unsegmented User Utterances in Real-Time Spoken Dialogue Systems. 200-207 - J. Scott McCarley:
Should we Translate the Documents or the Queries in Cross-language Information Retrieval? 208-214 - Hsin-Hsi Chen, Guo-Wei Bian, Wen-Cheng Lin:
Resolving Translation Ambiguity and Target Polysemy in Cross-Language Information Retrieval. 215-222 - Myung-Gil Jang, Sung-Hyon Myaeng, Se-Young Park:
Using Mutual Information to Resolve Query Translation Ambiguities and Query Term Weighting. 223-229 - Won Seug Choi, Jeong-Mi Cho, Jungyun Seo:
Analysis System of Speech Acts and Discourse Structures Using Maximum Entropy Model. 230-237 - Sherri L. Condon, Claude G. Cech, William R. Edwards:
Measuring Conformity to Discourse Routines in Decision-Making Interactions. 238-245 - Janyce Wiebe, Rebecca F. Bruce, Thomas P. O'Hara:
Development and Use of a Gold-Standard Data Set for Subjectivity Classifications. 246-253 - Kemal Oflazer:
Dependency Parsing with an Extended Finite State Approach. 254-260 - Gábor Prószéky, Balázs Kis:
A Unification-based Approach to Morpho-syntactic Parsing of Agglutinative and Other (Highly) Inflectional Languages. 261-268 - Franz Beil, Glenn Carroll, Detlef Prescher, Stefan Riezler, Mats Rooth:
Inside-Outside Estimation of a Lexicalized PCFG for German. 269-276 - Masaaki Nagata:
A Part of Speech Estimation Method for Japanese Unknown Words using a Statistical Model of Morphology and Context. 277-284 - Antal van den Bosch, Walter Daelemans:
Memory-Based Morphological Analysis. 285-292 - Alistair Willis, Suresh Manandhar:
Two Accounts of Scope Availability and Semantic Underspecification. 293-300 - Mark Steedman:
Alternating Quantifier Scope in CCG. 301-308 - Diane J. Litman, Marilyn A. Walker, Michael S. Kearns:
Automatic Detection of Poor Speech Recognition at the Dialogue Level. 309-316 - Dekang Lin:
Automatic Identification of Non-compositional Phrases. 317-324 - Lynette Hirschman, Marc Light, Eric Breck, John D. Burger:
Deep Read: A Reading Comprehension System. 325-332 - Pascale Fung, Xiaohuo Liu, Chi Shun Cheung:
Mixed Language Query Disambiguation. 333-340 - Christian Jacquemin:
Syntagmatic and Paradigmatic Representations of Term Variation. 341-348 - Simon Corston-Oliver, William B. Dolan:
Less is more: Eliminating index terms from subordinate clauses. 349-356 - Jeffrey C. Reynar:
Statistical Models for Topic Segmentation. 357-364 - Daniel Marcu:
A Decision-Based Approach to Rhetorical Parsing. 365-372 - David L. Bean, Ellen Riloff:
Corpus-Based Identification of Non-Anaphoric Noun Phrases. 373-380 - Hideki Tanaka, Akio Yokoo:
An Efficient Statistical Speech Act Type Tagging System for Speech Translation Systems. 381-388 - Emmanuel Morin:
Projecting Corpus-Based Semantic Links on a Thesaurus. 389-396 - Maria Lapata:
Acquiring Lexical Generalizations from Corpora: A Case Study for Diathesis Alternations. 397-404 - Walter Kasper, Bernd Kiefer, Hans-Ulrich Krieger, C. J. Rupp, Karsten L. Worm:
Charting the Depths of Robust Speech Parsing. 405-412 - Mark G. Core, Lenhart K. Schubert:
A Syntactic Framework for Speech Repairs and Other Disruptions. 413-420 - Brian Roark, Mark Johnson:
Efficient probabilistic top-down and left-corner parsing. 421-428 - Charles D. Yang:
A Selectionist Theory of Language Acquisition. 429-435 - Marielle Lange, Alain Content:
The grapho-phonological system of written French: Statistical analysis and empirical validation. 436-442 - Hwee Tou Ng, Chung Yong Lim, Jessica Li Teng Koo:
Learning to Recognize Tables in Free Text. 443-450 - Alexander Holt, Ewan Klein:
A semantically-derived subset of English for hardware verification. 451-456 - Jason Eisner, Giorgio Satta:
Efficient Parsing for Bilexical Context-Free Grammars and Head Automaton Grammars. 457-464 - Mark Hepple:
An Earley-style Predictive Chart Parsing Method for Lambek Grammars. 465-472 - Bernd Kiefer, Hans-Ulrich Krieger, John Carroll, Rob Malouf:
A Bag of Useful Techniques for Efficient and Robust Parsing. 473-480 - Sadao Kurohashi, Yasuyuki Sakai:
Semantic Analysis of Japanese Noun Phrases - A New Approach to Dictionary-Based Understanding. 481-488 - Hitoshi Isahara, Kyoko Kanzaki:
Lexical Semantics to Disambiguate Polysemous Phenomena of Japanese Adnominal Constituents. 489-496 - Patrick Caudal:
Computational Lexical Semantics, Incrementality, and the So-called Punctuality of Events. 497-504 - Michael Collins, Jan Hajic, Lance A. Ramshaw, Christoph Tillmann:
A Statistical Parser for Czech. 505-512 - Don Blaheta, Eugene Charniak:
Automatic Compensation for Parser Figure-of-Merit Flaws. 513-518 - Reinhard Rapp:
Automatic Identification of Word Translations from Unrelated English and German Corpora. 519-526 - Philip Resnik:
Mining the Web for Bilingual Text. 527-534 - Mark Johnson, Stuart Geman, Stephen Canon, Zhiyi Chi, Stefan Riezler:
Estimators for Stochastic "Unification-Based" Grammars. 535-541 - Steven P. Abney, David A. McAllester, Fernando Pereira:
Relating Probabilistic Grammars and Automata. 542-549 - Regina Barzilay, Kathleen R. McKeown, Michael Elhadad:
Information Fusion in the Context of Multi-Document Summarization. 550-557 - Inderjeet Mani, Barbara Gates, Eric Bloedorn:
Improving Summaries by Revising Them. 558-565 - Kavita Thomas:
Designing a Task-Based Evaluation Methodology for a Spoken Machine Translation System. 569-572 - Edward C. Kaiser:
Robust, Finite-State Parsing for Spoken Language Understanding. 573-578 - Yusuke Miyao:
Packing of Feature Structures for Efficient Unification of Disjunctive Feature Structures. 579-584 - Alexandra Kinyon:
Parsing preferences with Lexicalized Trey Adjoining Grammars exploiting the derivation tree. 585-590 - Stefan Kaufmann:
Cohesion and Collocation: Using Context Vectors in Text Segmentation. 591-595 - Horacio Saggion:
Using Linguistic Knowledge in Automatic Abstracting. 596-601 - Joel R. Tetreault:
Analysis of Syntax-Based Pronoun Resolution Methods. 602-605 - Adrian Corduneanu:
A Pylonic Decision-Tree Language Model- with Optimal Question Selection. 606-609 - Miriam Goldberg:
An Unsupervised Model for Statistically Determining Coordinate Phrase Attachment. 610-614 - Freddy Y. Y. Choi:
A flexible distributed architecture for NLP system development and use. 615-618 - Sergey V. Pakhomov:
Modeling Filled Pauses in Medical Dictations. 619-624
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