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We report here on our experiments with POST (Part of Speech Tagger) to address problems of ambiguity and of understanding unknown words. Part of speech tagging, per se, is a …...

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Automatic Learning for Semantic Collocation

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Publication: TIPSTER (1992)

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Preserving Semantic Dependencies in Synchronous Tree Adjoining Grammar

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Publication: TIPSTER (1999)

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Generating a Category Set of Words Using a Hierarchical Part-of-Speech System and Tagged Corpus

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A Cheap and Fast Way to Build Useful Translation Lexicons

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Efficient, Correct, Unsupervised Learning for Context-Sensitive Languages

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Summarizing Microblogs Automatically

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Entire Relaxation Path for Maximum Entropy Problems

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Literal and Metaphorical Sense Identification through Concrete and Abstract Context

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English orthography is not “close to optimal”

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Sentiframes: A Resource for Verb-centered German Sentiment Inference

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Aiming to Know You Better Perhaps Makes Me a More Engaging Dialogue Partner

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Bootstrapping Polar-Opposite Emotion Dimensions from Online Reviews

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AbstractSpoken languages are ever-changing, with new words entering them all the time. However, coming up with new words (neologisms) today relies exclusively on human creativity. In this paper we propose …...

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How to Compare Automatically Two Phonological Strings: Application to Intelligibility Measurement in the Case of Atypical Speech

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AbstractAtypical speech productions, regardless of their origins (accents, learning, pathology), need to be assessed with regard to “typical” or “expected” productions. Evaluation is necessarily based on comparisons between linguistic forms …...

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