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  1. Weisfeiler-Leman in the Bamboo: Novel AMR Graph Metrics and a Benchmark for AMR Graph SimilarityJuri Opitz, Angel Daza, Anette Frank2021 · 47 citations
  2. Metaphor Understanding Challenge Dataset for LLMsXiaoyu Tong, Rochelle Choenni, Martha Lewis, et al.2024 · 47 citations
  3. Linguistic realisation as machine translation: Comparing different MT models for AMR-to-text generationThiago Castro Ferreira, Iacer Calixto, Sander Wubben, et al.2017 · 46 citations
  4. Choosing an Optimal Architecture for Segmentation and POS-Tagging of Modern HebrewRoy Bar-Haim, Khalil Sima'an, Yoad Winter2005 · 46 citations
  5. Interpretable Word Sense Representations via Definition Generation: The Case of Semantic Change AnalysisMario Giulianelli, Iris Luden, Raquel Fernandez, et al.2023 · 40 citations
  6. Findings of the Second WMT Shared Task on Sign Language Translation (WMT-SLT23)Mathias Müller, Malihe Alikhani, Eleftherios Avramidis, et al.2023 · 39 citations
  7. Discourse particles in early English: Clause structure, pragmatics and discourse managementAns van Kemenade, Meta Links2020 · 37 citations
  8. Dependency-based paraphrasing for recognizing textual entailmentErwin Marsi, Emiel Krahmer, Wauter Bosma2007 · 35 citations
  9. Smoothing a Lexicon-based POS Tagger for Arabic and HebrewSaib Manour, Khalil Sima'an, Yoad Winter2007 · 34 citations
  10. Semantic Relations between Events and their Time, Locations and Participants for Event Coreference ResolutionAgata Cybulska, Piek Vossen2013 · 33 citations
  11. Memory-Based Morphological Analysis Generation and Part-of-Speech Tagging of ArabicErwin Marsi, Antal van den Bosch, Abdelhadi Soudi2005 · 33 citations
  12. Token-based Chunking of Turn-internal Dialogue Act SequencesPiroska Lendvai, Jeroen Geertzen2007 · 32 citations
  13. From Raw Text to Enhanced Universal Dependencies: The Parsing Shared Task at IWPT 2021Gosse Bouma, Djamé Seddah, Daniel Zeman2021 · 30 citations
  14. A Quantitative Model of Word Order and Movement in English, Dutch and German Complement ConstructionsKarin Harbusch, Gerard Kempen2002 · 30 citations
  15. Factors Influencing the Implicitation of Discourse Relations across LanguagesJet Hoek, Sandrine Zufferey2015 · 30 citations
  16. Reciprocal expressions and the Maximal Typicality HypothesisEva B. Poortman, Marijn E. Struiksma, Nir Kerem, et al.2018 · 30 citations
  17. The ISO Standard for Dialogue Act Annotation, Second EditionHarry Bunt, Volha Petukhova, Emer Gilmartin, et al.2020 · 29 citations
  18. Categories of coherence relations in discourse annotationMerel C.J. Scholman, Jacqueline Evers-Vermeul, Ted J.M. Sanders2016 · 29 citations
  19. Sound Changes in the (Pre-)Masoretic Reading Tradition and the Original Pronunciation of Biblical AramaicBenjamin D. Suchard2019 · 28 citations
  20. Becoming Linguistically Mature: Modeling English and German Children's Writing Development Across School GradesElma Kerz, Yu Qiao, Daniel Wiechmann, et al.2020 · 27 citations
  21. The Role of Expectedness in the Implicitation and Explicitation of Discourse RelationsJet Hoek, Jacqueline Evers-Vermeul, Ted J.M. Sanders2015 · 25 citations
  22. Towards Generating Text from Discourse Representation StructuresValerio Basile, Johan Bos2011 · 23 citations
  23. Dating ancient manuscripts using radiocarbon and AI-based writing style analysisMladen Popovic, Maruf A. Dhali, Lambert Schomaker, et al.2024 · 23 citations
  24. Word-Based or Morpheme-Based? Annotation Strategies for Modern Hebrew CliticsReut Tsarfaty, Yoav Goldberg2008 · 23 citations
  25. Revisiting the ISO standard for dialogue act annotationHarry Bunt, Volha Petukhova, Alex Chengyu Fang2017 · 21 citations
  26. A Benchmark of Rule-Based and Neural Coreference Resolution in Dutch Novels and NewsCorbèn Poot, Andreas van Cranenburgh2020 · 21 citations
  27. Is Stance Detection Topic-Independent and Cross-topic Generalizable? - A Reproduction StudyMyrthe Reuver, Suzan Verberne, Roser Morante, et al.2021 · 21 citations
  28. Modeling Morphosyntactic Agreement in Constituency-Based Parsing of Modern HebrewReut Tsarfaty, Khalil Sima'an2010 · 21 citations
  29. The Qumran Scrolls of the Book of Judges: Literary Formation, Textual Criticism, and Historical LinguisticsRobert Rezetko2013 · 20 citations
  30. The Denoised Web Treebank: Evaluating Dependency Parsing under Noisy Input ConditionsJoachim Daiber, Rob van der Goot2016 · 19 citations
  31. Design Choices for Crowdsourcing Implicit Discourse Relations: Revealing the Biases Introduced by Task DesignValentina Pyatkin, Frances Yung, Merel C. J. Scholman, et al.2023 · 19 citations
  32. The First Shared Task on Discourse Representation Structure ParsingLasha Abzianidze, Rik van Noord, Hessel Haagsma, et al.2019 · 16 citations
  33. TurBLiMP: A Turkish Benchmark of Linguistic Minimal PairsEzgi Başar, Francesca Padovani, Jaap Jumelet, et al.2025 · 14 citations
  34. Idioms in the Rosetta Machine Translation SystemAndre Schenk1986 · 14 citations
  35. Evaluating Text Generation from Discourse Representation StructuresChunliu Wang, Rik van Noord, Arianna Bisazza, et al.2021 · 14 citations
  36. Towards Pragmatic Production Strategies for Natural Language Generation TasksMario Giulianelli2022 · 12 citations
  37. What can we learn from Semantic Tagging?Mostafa Abdou, Artur Kulmizev, Vinit Ravishankar, et al.2018 · 11 citations
  38. DRS at MRP 2020: Dressing up Discourse Representation Structures as GraphsLasha Abzianidze, Johan Bos, Stephan Oepen2020 · 11 citations
  39. A Compositional Approach to the Translation of Temporal Expressions in the Rosetta SystemLisette Appelo1986 · 11 citations
  40. DiBiMT: A Gold Evaluation Benchmark for Studying Lexical Ambiguity in Machine TranslationFederico Martelli, Stefano Perrella, Niccolò Campolungo, et al.2025 · 11 citations
  41. The Hebrew Bible as Data: Laboratory – Sharing – ExperiencesDirk Roorda2015 · 11 citations
  42. WN-Salience: A Corpus of News Articles with Entity Salience AnnotationsChuan Wu, Evangelos Kanoulas, Maarten de Rijke, et al.2020 · 11 citations
  43. The Gricean Maxims in NLP — A SurveyLea Krause, Piek T.J.M. Vossen2024 · 10 citations
  44. Cross-linguistic Attribute Selection for REG: Comparing Dutch and EnglishMariët Theune, Ruud Koolen, Emiel Krahmer2010 · 10 citations
  45. Deep Aramaic: Towards a Synthetic Data Paradigm Enabling Machine Learning in EpigraphyAndrei C. Aioanei, Regine Hunziker-Rodewald, Konstantin Klein, et al.2023 · 8 citations
  46. A Closer Look into the Robustness of Neural Dependency Parsers Using Better Adversarial ExamplesYuxuan Wang, Wanxiang Che, Ivan Titov, et al.2021 · 8 citations
  47. Investigating Explicitation of Discourse Connectives in Translation using Automatic AnnotationsFrances Yung, Merel Scholman, Ekaterina Lapshinova-Koltunski, et al.2023 · 8 citations
  48. The Parallel Meaning Bank: A Framework for Semantically Annotating Multiple LanguagesLasha Abzianidze, Rik van Noord, Chunliu Wang, et al.2020 · 7 citations
  49. A Probabilistic Approach to Syntactic Variation in Biblical HebrewEtienne P. van de Bijl, Cody Kingham, Wido van Peursen, et al.2019 · 7 citations
  50. Production of Demonstratives in Dutch, English and Portuguese DialoguesSaturnino Luz, Ielka van der Sluis2011 · 7 citations
  51. LAF-Fabric: a data analysis tool for Linguistic Annotation Framework with an application to the Hebrew BibleDirk Roorda, Gino Kalkman, Martijn Naaijer, et al.2014 · 7 citations
  52. Many systems, one strategy: Acquiring ordinals in Dutch and EnglishCaitlin Meyer, Sjef Barbiers, Fred Weerman2020 · 6 citations
  53. Parallel Texts in the Hebrew Bible, New Methods and VisualizationsMartijn Naaijer, Dirk Roorda2016 · 6 citations
  54. The Ashkar-Gilson Manuscript: Remnant of a Proto-Masoretic Model Scroll of the TorahPaul Sanders2014 · 6 citations
  55. Tracing Text Types in Biblical HebrewWido van Peursen2020 · 5 citations
  56. Linguistic Productivity: the Case of Determiners in EnglishRaquel G. Alhama, Ruthe Foushee, Daniel Byrne, et al.2023 · 4 citations
  57. Nothing New Under the Sun? The Study of Biblical Hebrew in the Era of Generative Pre-trained AIA. G. Elrod2023 · 4 citations
  58. Is Biblical Hebrew a non-configurational language? Reconsidering the evidence from discontinuous phrasesMarianne Kaajan2019 · 4 citations
  59. Towards the Construction of a WordNet for Old EnglishAnas Fahad Khan, Francisco J. Minaya Gómez, Rafael Cruz González, et al.2022 · 4 citations
  60. Annotation as a New Paradigm in Research ArchivingDirk Roorda, Charles van den Heuvel2012 · 4 citations
  61. The Reconstruction of the Proto-Semitic Genitive Ending and a Suggestion on its OriginBenjamin Suchard2021 · 4 citations
  62. How to Establish a Verbal Paradigm on the Basis of Ancient Syriac Manuscriptsvan Peursen, Wido2009 · 3 citations
  63. Approaching the mountain of Exodus 19: thou shalt explore syntax firstEep Talstra2016 · 3 citations
  64. Semantic mapping of participants in legal discourseChristian Canu Højgaard2019 · 2 citations
  65. Syntactic Variation in Masoretic Hebrew: The Object Clause ReconsideredMartijn Naaijer, Dirk Roorda2016 · 2 citations
  66. Changes of Syntactic Patterns in the Textual Tradition of the Book of Isaiah: A Corpus-Linguistic ApproachReinoud Oosting2017 · 2 citations
  67. Text-Fabric: handling Biblical data with IKEA logisticsDirk Roorda2019 · 2 citations
  68. Clustering Biblical Texts Using Recurrent Neural NetworksYanniek van der Schans, David Ruhe, Wido van Peursen, et al.2020 · 2 citations
  69. Prepositions and the Grammaticalization of Ancient Hebrew Bipartite Reciprocal MarkersCamil Staps2019 · 2 citations
  70. Remedy-R: Generative Reasoning for Machine Translation Evaluation without Error AnnotationsShaomu Tan, Ryosuke Mitani, Ritvik Choudhary, et al.2026 · 2 citations
  71. Interpreting past epistemic modals in English, Dutch, and FrenchAnouk Dieuleveut, Annemarie van Dooren2025 · 1 citation
  72. Plan-Guided Text Simplification with Extended ContextsPascal Mathas, Jan Bakker, Jaap Kamps2026 · 1 citation
  73. A framework for annotating and modelling intentions behind metaphor useGianluca Michelli, Xiaoyu Tong, Ekaterina Shutova2026 · 1 citation
  74. SimLex-999 for Modern GreekLeonidas Mylonadis, Jelke Bloem2026 · 1 citation
  75. A Corpus of Joint EEG and Self-Paced Reading of Natural Dutch TextsSara Møller Østergaard, Lenneke Doris Lichtenberg, Laura Boon, et al.2026 · 1 citation
  76. An Alternative Approach to the Lexicon of Late Biblical HebrewRobert Rezetko, Martijn Naaijer2016 · 1 citation
  77. Transparent Semantic Change Detection with Dependency-Based ProfilesBach Phan Tat, Kris Heylen, Dirk Geeraerts, et al.2026 · 1 citation
  78. Human-like Fleeting Memory Improves Language Learning but Impairs Reading Time Prediction in Transformer Language ModelsAbishek Thamma, Micha Heilbron2026 · 1 citation
  79. The Corpus as Tutor: Data-driven Persuasive Language LearningNicolai Winther-Nielsen2017 · 1 citation
  80. The System of Masoretic Accentuation: Some Introductory IssuesRaymond de Hoop, Paul Sanders2022
  81. Analysis of Participants in the Second Major Division of NumbersGyusang Jin2022
  82. Breaking the Script: Do Role-Playing Agents Maintain Goal Alignment under Distraction?Dongxu Lu, Albert Gatt, Johan Jeuring2026
  83. AraMIP: Extending MIPVU Towards Metaphor Identification in ArabicMandar Marathe, Manar Ali, Sara Nabhani, et al.2026
  84. Compositional Meaning Representations in LLMs: a Critical Review of Probing StudiesRémy Marro2026
  85. What do children do with do? Superfluous do in child EnglishFabienne Martin, Ivona Ilic, Gert-Jan Schoenmakers, et al.2025
  86. Assessing Small Language Models as Text Simplification EvaluatorsDavid Carranza Navarrete, Jan Bakker, Jaap Kamps2026
  87. Modeling semantic association in self-paced reading with language model embeddingsSara Møller Østergaard, Kenneth Enevoldsen, Afra Alishahi, et al.2026
  88. CAIT: A Syntactic Parsing Toolkit for Child–Adult InTeractionsFrancesca Padovani, Xiulin Yang, Bastian Bunzeck, et al.2026
  89. Currents in the Historical Linguistics and Linguistic Dating of the Hebrew Bible: Report on the State of Research as Reflected in Recent Major PublicationsRobert Rezetko, Ian Young2019
  90. Examining Algebraic Recombination for Compositional GeneralisationJoaquin Cardona Ruiz, Antske Fokkens, Lucia Donatelli2026
  91. Rediscovered Fragments Shed New Light on a Proto-Masoretic Torah ScrollPaul Sanders2023
  92. Is Cross-Lingual Transfer in Bilingual Models Human-Like? A Study with Overlapping Word Forms in Dutch and EnglishIza Škrjanec, Irene Elisabeth Winther, Vera Demberg, et al.2026
  93. Lip̄nē 'in the face of': A Locative Preposition with a Threatening ConnotationCamil Staps2022
  94. Large Language Models and Biblical Hebrew: Limitations, pitfalls, opportunitiesCamil Staps2024
  95. Smarter edits? Post-editing with error highlights and translation suggestionsFleur V.J. van Tellingen, Gautam Ranka, Dora Žugčić, et al.2026
  96. Mimicking Neural Machine Translation History for Pedagogic ReasonsVincent Vandeghinste2026
  97. Top Notch Participant Tracking in the Hebrew BibleNicolai Winther-Nielsen2016
  98. Corpus-driven visualization, learning and linguisticsNicolai Winther-Nielsen2017
  99. Historical linguistics and linguistic dating of the Hebrew Bible 2015–2018: The Rezetko and Young assessment of the status quaestionisNicolai Winther-Nielsen2019
  100. Statistics on text demarcations and language learners driven by a database of the Hebrew BibleNicolai Winther-Nielsen2022

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