📰 ACL Student Research Workshop 2005: all accepted papers

26 papers · the most cited first · ← ACL Student Research Workshop 2005

1. A Corpus-Based Approach to Topic in Danish dialog ↗Philip Diderichsen, Jakob Elming
2. A Domain-Specific Statistical Surface Realizer ↗Jeffrey Russell
3. American Sign Language Generation: Multimodal NLG with Multiple Linguistic Channels ↗Matt Huenerfauth
4. An Extensive Empirical Study of Collocation Extraction Methods ↗Pavel Pecina
5. An Unsupervised System for Identifying English Inclusions in German Text ↗Beatrice Alex
6. Automatic Discovery of Intentions in Text and its Application to Question Answering ↗Marta Tatu
7. Automatic Induction of a CCG Grammar for Turkish ↗Ruken Çakıcı
8. Centrality Measures in Text Mining: Prediction of Noun Phrases that Appear in Abstracts ↗Zhuli Xie
9. Corpus-Oriented Development of Japanese HPSG Parsers ↗Kazuhiro Yoshida
10. Dependency-Based Statistical Machine Translation ↗Heidi Fox
11. Dialogue Act Tagging for Instant Messaging Chat SessionsEdward Ivanovicour summary
12. Exploiting Named Entity Taggers in a Second Language ↗Thamar Solorio
13. Hybrid Methods for POS Guessing of Chinese Unknown Words ↗Xiaofei Lu
14. Jointly Labeling Multiple Sequences: A Factorial HMM Approach ↗Kevin Duh
15. Learning Information Structure in the Prague Treebank ↗Oana Postolache
16. Learning Meronyms from Biomedical Text ↗Angus Roberts
17. Learning Strategies for Open-Domain Natural Language Question Answering ↗Eugene Grois
18. Minimalist Parsing of Subjects Displaced from Embedded Clauses in Free Word Order Languages ↗Asad B. Sayeed
19. Phrase Linguistic Classification and Generalization for Improving Statistical Machine Translation ↗Adrià de Gispert
20. Speech Recognition of Czech–-Inclusion of Rare Words Helps ↗Petr Podveský, Pavel Machek
21. Towards an Optimal Lexicalization in a Natural-Sounding Portable Natural Language Generator for Dialog Systems ↗Inge M. R. De Bleecker
22. Understanding the Thematic Structure of the Qur'an: An Exploratory Multivariate Approach ↗Naglaa Thabet
23. Unsupervised Discrimination and Labeling of Ambiguous Names ↗Anagha Kulkarni
24. Using Bilingual Dependencies to Align Words in English/French Parallel Corpora ↗Sylwia Ozdowska
25. Using Emoticons to Reduce Dependency in Machine Learning Techniques for Sentiment Classification ↗Jonathon Read
26. Using Readers to Identify Lexical Cohesive Structures in Texts ↗Beata Beigman Klebanov

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