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  1. Nothing New Under the Sun? The Study of Biblical Hebrew in the Era of Generative Pre-trained AIA. G. Elrod2023 · 4 citations
  2. OSN-MDAD: Machine Translation Dataset for Arabic Multi-Dialectal Conversations on Online Social MediaFatimah Alzamzami, Abdulmotaleb El Saddik2023 · 4 citations
  3. PreWoMe: Exploiting Presuppositions as Working Memory for Long Form Question AnsweringWookje Han, Jinsol Park, Kyungjae Lee2023 · 4 citations
  4. When to generate hedges in peer-tutoring interactionsAlafate Abulimiti, Chloé Clavel, Justine Cassell2023 · 4 citations
  5. Comparing Open Arabic Named Entity Recognition ToolsAbdullah Aldumaykhi, Saad Otai, Abdulkareem Alsudais2022 · 4 citations
  6. GetSmartMSEC at SemEval-2022 Task 6: Sarcasm Detection using Contextual Word Embedding with Gaussian model for Irony Type IdentificationDiksha Krishnan, Jerin Mahibha C, Thenmozhi Durairaj2022 · 4 citations
  7. Joint Coreference Resolution for Zeros and non-Zeros in ArabicAbdulrahman Aloraini, Sameer Pradhan, Massimo Poesio2022 · 4 citations
  8. Meta-Learning based Deferred Optimisation for Sentiment and Emotion aware Multi-modal Dialogue Act ClassificationTulika Saha, Aditya Prakash Patra, Sriparna Saha, et al.2022 · 4 citations
  9. Parsing Early Modern English for Linguistic SearchSeth Kulick, Neville Ryant, Beatrice Santorini2022 · 4 citations
  10. Pragmatic reasoning and semantic convention: A case study on gradable adjectivesMing Xiang, Christopher Kennedy, Weijie Xu, et al.2022 · 4 citations
  11. Towards the Construction of a WordNet for Old EnglishAnas Fahad Khan, Francisco J. Minaya Gómez, Rafael Cruz González, et al.2022 · 4 citations
  12. UoR-NCL at SemEval-2022 Task 6: Using ensemble loss with BERT for intended sarcasm detectionEmmanuel Osei-Brefo, Huizhi Liang2022 · 4 citations
  13. Utilizing Weak Supervision to Create S3D: A Sarcasm Annotated DatasetJordan Painter, Helen Treharne, Diptesh Kanojia2022 · 4 citations
  14. "Talk to me with left, right, and angles": Lexical entrainment in spoken Hebrew dialogueAndreas Weise, Vered Silber-Varod, Anat Lerner, et al.2021 · 4 citations
  15. Calibrate your listeners! Robust communication-based training for pragmatic speakersRose Wang, Julia White, Jesse Mu, et al.2021 · 4 citations
  16. Does It Happen? Multi-hop Path Structures for Event Factuality Prediction with Graph Transformer NetworksDuong Le, Thien Huu Nguyen2021 · 4 citations
  17. Domain-Aware Dependency Parsing for QuestionsAparna Garimella, Laura Chiticariu, Yunyao Li2021 · 4 citations
  18. Explainable Detection of Sarcasm in Social MediaRamya Akula, Ivan Garibay2021 · 4 citations
  19. FANCY: A Diagnostic Data-Set for NLI ModelsGuido Rocchietti, Flavia Achena, Giuseppe Marziano, et al.2021 · 4 citations
  20. How focus particles and accents affect attachmentKaty Carlson, David Potter2021 · 4 citations
  21. How useful are Enhanced Universal Dependencies for semantic interpretation?Jamie Y. Findlay, Dag T. T. Haug2021 · 4 citations
  22. Intensionalizing Abstract Meaning Representations: Non-Veridicality and ScopeGregor Williamson, Patrick Elliott, Yuxin Ji2021 · 4 citations
  23. Knowledge-driven Natural Language Understanding of English Text and its ApplicationsKinjal Basu, Sarat Varanasi, Farhad Shakerin, et al.2021 · 4 citations
  24. Leveraging English Word Embeddings for Semi-Automatic Semantic Classification in Nêhiyawêwin (Plains Cree)Atticus Harrigan, Antti Arppe2021 · 4 citations
  25. Lotus at SemEval-2021 Task 2: Combination of BERT and Paraphrasing for English Word Sense DisambiguationNiloofar Ranjbar, Hossein Zeinali2021 · 4 citations
  26. Me, myself, and ire: Effects of automatic transcription quality on emotion, sarcasm, and personality detectionJohn Culnan, Seongjin Park, Meghavarshini Krishnaswamy, et al.2021 · 4 citations
  27. Tell Me Everything You Know: A Conversation Update System for the Rational Speech Acts FrameworkCarolyn Jane Anderson2021 · 4 citations
  28. The DCU-EPFL Enhanced Dependency Parser at the IWPT 2021 Shared TaskJames Barry, Alireza Mohammadshahi, Joachim Wagner, et al.2021 · 4 citations
  29. The historical phonology of Old English: a critical reviewArjen Versloot2021 · 4 citations
  30. The Reconstruction of the Proto-Semitic Genitive Ending and a Suggestion on its OriginBenjamin Suchard2021 · 4 citations
  31. The Syriac grammatical tradition as an «extension» of Greek grammar: the parts of speech and the participle (La tradition grammaticale syriaque comme « extension » de la grammaire grecque. Les parties du discours et le participe)Margherita Farina2021 · 4 citations
  32. A Benchmark Arabic Dataset for Commonsense ExplanationSaja AL-Tawalbeh, Mohammad AL-Smadi2020 · 4 citations
  33. A guide to the dataset explosion in QA, NLI, and commonsense reasoningAnna Rogers, Anna Rumshisky2020 · 4 citations
  34. Arabic Speech Rhythm Corpus: Read and Spontaneous Speaking StylesOmnia Ibrahim, Homa Asadi, Eman Kassem, et al.2020 · 4 citations
  35. Automatic Recognition of the General-Purpose Communicative Functions defined by the ISO 24617-2 Standard for Dialog Act AnnotationEugenio Ribeiro; Ricardo Ribeiro;, David Martins de Matos2020 · 4 citations
  36. Contrastive focus reduplication and the modification puzzleFabian Bross, Katherine Fraser2020 · 4 citations
  37. Copying strategies of late Middle English scribes: Hand(s) and language(s) of two 15th-century manuscriptsMaría José Carrillo-Linares2020 · 4 citations
  38. Event Extraction from Unstructured Amharic TextEphrem Tadesse, Rosa Tsegaye, Kuulaa Qaqqabaa2020 · 4 citations
  39. How does Punctuation Affect Neural Models in Natural Language InferenceAdam Ek, Jean-Philippe Bernardy, Stergios Chatzikyriakidis2020 · 4 citations
  40. Is this sentence valid? An Arabic Dataset for Commonsense ValidationSaja Tawalbeh, Mohammad AL-Smadi2020 · 4 citations
  41. Linguistic Complexity across Two Early Modern English Scientific Text TypesJesús Romero-Barranco2020 · 4 citations
  42. Mapping the Dialog Act Annotations of the LEGO Corpus into ISO 24617-2 Communicative FunctionsEugénio Ribeiro, Ricardo Ribeiro, David Martins de Matos2020 · 4 citations
  43. MT syntactic priming effects on L2 English speakersNatália Resende, Benjamin Cowan, Andy Way2020 · 4 citations
  44. On the Specificity of Event Actualization in an English Verb Phrase Headed by a Verb of MovementD. A. Axelrood, M. S. Brodskaya2020 · 4 citations
  45. Parallel Deep Learning-Driven Sarcasm Detection from Pop Culture Text and English Humor LiteratureSourav Das, Anup Kumar Kolya2020 · 4 citations
  46. Punctuation Practice in Early Modern English Scientific Writing: The Case of MS 3009 at the Wellcome Library, LondonMiriam Criado-Peña2020 · 4 citations
  47. Detecting Syntactic Change Using a Neural Part-of-Speech TaggerWilliam Merrill, Gigi Stark, Robert Frank2019 · 4 citations
  48. Dialogue Act Classification in Group Chats with DAG-LSTMsOzan Irsoy, Rakesh Gosangi, Haimin Zhang, et al.2019 · 4 citations
  49. Experimental studies on it-clefts and predicate interpretationAgata Renans, Joseph P. De Veaugh-Geiss2019 · 4 citations
  50. Grammatical Framework: an Interlingual Grammar FormalismAarne Ranta2019 · 4 citations
  51. Is Biblical Hebrew a non-configurational language? Reconsidering the evidence from discontinuous phrasesMarianne Kaajan2019 · 4 citations
  52. Neural Lemmatization of Multiword ExpressionsMarine Schmitt, Mathieu Constant2019 · 4 citations
  53. Rater attitude towards emerging varieties of English: a new rater effect?Tammy Huei-Lien Hsu2019 · 4 citations
  54. ALANIS at SemEval-2018 Task 3: A Feature Engineering Approach to Irony Detection in English TweetsKevin Swanberg, Madiha Mirza, Ted Pedersen, et al.2018 · 4 citations
  55. Birzeit Arabic Dialect Identification System for the 2018 VarDial ChallengeRabee Naser, Abualsoud Hanani2018 · 4 citations
  56. Classifier Ensembles for Dialect and Language Variety IdentificationLiviu P. Dinu, Alina Maria Ciobanu, Marcos Zampieri, et al.2018 · 4 citations
  57. Loss and preservation of case in Germanic non-standard varietiesRaffaela Baechler, Simon Pröll2018 · 4 citations
  58. Neural Surface Realization for ItalianValerio Basile, Alessandro Mazzei2018 · 4 citations
  59. Predicting the Argumenthood of English Prepositional PhrasesNajoung Kim, Kyle Rawlins, Benjamin Van Durme, et al.2018 · 4 citations
  60. SentiArabic: A Sentiment Analyzer for Standard ArabicRamy Eskander2018 · 4 citations
  61. Sprucing up the trees – Error detection in treebanksInes Rehbein, Josef Ruppenhofer2018 · 4 citations
  62. The Evolution of Biblical Hebrew Linguistics in South Africa: The Last 60 YearsJacobus A. Naudé, Cynthia L. Miller-Naudé2018 · 4 citations
  63. To accommodate or to ignore?: The presuppositions of <i>again</i> and <i>continue</i> across contextsHezekiah Akiva Bacovcin, Jeremy Zehr, Florian Schwarz2018 · 4 citations
  64. Fixing the Infix: Unsupervised Discovery of Root-and-Pattern MorphologyTarek Sakakini, Suma Bhat, Pramod Viswanath2017 · 4 citations
  65. On the applicability of the dictionaries of Old English to linguistic researchDarío Metola Rodríguez2017 · 4 citations
  66. Temporal@ODIL project: Adapting ISO-TimeML to syntactic treebanks for the temporal annotation of spoken speechJean-Yves Antoine, Jakub Wasczuk, Anaïs Lefeuvre-Haftermeyer, et al.2017 · 4 citations
  67. What syntactic analyses contribute to automatic mention detection in a corpus of spoken French (Apports des analyses syntaxiques pour la détection automatique de mentions dans un corpus de français oral)Loïc Grobol, Isabelle Tellier, Éric Villemonte de La Clergerie, et al.2017 · 4 citations
  68. Evaluating Inter-Annotator Agreement on Historical Spelling NormalizationMarcel Bollmann, Stefanie Dipper, Florian Petran2016 · 4 citations
  69. Interrogative Slifting: More syntactic, less parentheticalArthur Stepanov, Penka Stateva2016 · 4 citations
  70. The distribution of information content in English sentencesShuiyuan Yu, Jin Cong, Junying Liang, et al.2016 · 4 citations
  71. The material variance of the Dead Sea Scrolls: On texts and artefactsEibert Tigchelaar2016 · 4 citations
  72. Word Segmentation for Akkadian CuneiformTimo Homburg, Christian Chiarcos2016 · 4 citations
  73. A hedging annotation scheme focused on epistemic phrases for informal languageLiliana Mamani Sanchez, Carl Vogel2015 · 4 citations
  74. Pragmatic RejectionJulian J. Schlöder, Raquel Fernández2015 · 4 citations
  75. Probabilistic Modelling of Morphologically Rich LanguagesJan A. Botha2015 · 4 citations
  76. A Conceptual Framework for Inferring ImplicaturesJanyce Wiebe, Lingjia Deng2014 · 4 citations
  77. Azhary: An Arabic Lexical OntologyHossam Ishkewy, Hany Harb, Hassan Farahat2014 · 4 citations
  78. Concordance-Based Data-Driven Learning Activities and Learning English Phrasal Verbs in EFL ClassroomsMohammad Reza Anani Sarab, Amir Kardoust2014 · 4 citations
  79. Tools for Arabic Natural Language Processing: a case study in qalqalah prosodyClaire Brierley, Majdi Sawalha, Eric Atwell2014 · 4 citations
  80. A Morphologically Annotated Hebrew CHILDES CorpusAviad Albert, Brian MacWhinney, Bracha Nir, et al.2012 · 4 citations
  81. Annotation as a New Paradigm in Research ArchivingDirk Roorda, Charles van den Heuvel2012 · 4 citations
  82. Arabic Morphological Analyzer with Agglutinative Affix Morphemes and Fusional Concatenation RulesFadi Zaraket, Jad Makhlouta2012 · 4 citations
  83. Assessing the Productivity of Old English –læcanGema Maíz Villalta2012 · 4 citations
  84. Expanding Arabic Treebank to Speech: Results from Broadcast NewsMohamed Maamouri, Ann Bies, Seth Kulick2012 · 4 citations
  85. Morphological Segmentation and Part of Speech Tagging for Religious ArabicEmad Mohamed2012 · 4 citations
  86. The Use of Parallel and Comparable Data for Analysis of Abstract Anaphora in German and EnglishStefanie Dipper, Melanie Seiss, Heike Zinsmeister2012 · 4 citations
  87. Towards a Semantic Annotation of English Television News - Building and Evaluating a Constraint Grammar FrameNetEckhard Bick2012 · 4 citations
  88. English Prepositions Explained. Revised editionMaija Hirvonen2011 · 4 citations
  89. Experimental Identification of the Use of Hedges in the Simplification of Numerical ExpressionsSusana Bautista, Raquel Hervás, Pablo Gervás, et al.2011 · 4 citations
  90. Weak and Semiweak Phonological Positions in EnglishKatalin Balogné Bérces2011 · 4 citations
  91. A Simple Ensemble Method for Hedge IdentificationFerenc Szidarovszky, Illés Solt, Domonkos Tikk2010 · 4 citations
  92. How Specialized are Specialized Corpora? Behavioral Evaluation of Corpus Representativeness for Maltese.Jerid Francom, Amy LaCross, Adam Ussishkin2010 · 4 citations
  93. Towards a discourse-pragmatic description of left-dislocation in biblical HebrewJosh Westbury2010 · 4 citations
  94. Unsupervised Concept Discovery In Hebrew Using Simple Unsupervised Word Prefix Segmentation for Hebrew and ArabicElad Dinur, Dmitry Davidov, Ari Rappoport2009 · 4 citations
  95. Unsupervised Learning-based Anomalous Arabic Text DetectionNasser Abouzakhar, Ben Allison, Louise Guthrie2008 · 4 citations
  96. A Hebrew Tree Bank Based on Cantillation MarksAndi Wu, Kirk Lowery2006 · 4 citations
  97. Grammatical Framework (GF) for MT in Sublanguage DomainsJanna Khegai2006 · 4 citations
  98. Prolegomena for the Sociolinguistics of Classical HebrewWilliam M. Schniedewind2004 · 4 citations
  99. A Machine Learning Approach to Automatic Functor Assignment in the Prague Dependency TreebankZdeněk Žabokrtský, Petr Sgall, Sašo Džeroski2002 · 4 citations
  100. Creation and Evaluation of Extensible Language Resources for MalteseAngelo Dalli2002 · 4 citations

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