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Journal for Language Technology and Computational Linguistics, Volume 25

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Volume 25, Number 1, 2010

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Steffen Eger:
Investigating lexical competition - An Empirical Case Study of the German Spelling Reform of 1996/2004/2006. 3-21
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Bryan Jurish:
More than Words: Using Token Context to Improve Canonicalization of Historical German. 23-39
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Yvonne Zajontz, Marc Kuhn, Vanessa Kollmann:
Markteffizienz durch Translation Memory Systeme? Intelligente Übersetzungstechnologien zur Reduktion von Transaktionskosten international agierender Unternehmen. 41-56
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Tim vor der Brück, Hermann Helbig:
Meronymy Extraction Using An Automated Theorem Prover. 57-81
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Frank Richter, Fabienne Fritzinger, Marion Weller:
Who Can See the Forest for the Trees? Extracting Multiword Negative Polarity Items from Dependency-Parsed Text. 83-110

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