ALTA 2003 — accepted papers
ALTA 2003 is the 2003 edition of the Annual Workshop of the Australasian Language Technology Association (ALTA), held in Melbourne, Australia, December 2003 (publisher: Australasian Language Technology Association). The ACL Anthology lists 18 papers of it; our library holds 1 with our summaries. Below: the most cited papers, every accepted paper, and ours with their topics, authors and institutions.
📍 Melbourne, Australia · 🗓 December 2003
All accepted papers (18)
- An empirical study for generating zero pronoun in Korean based on Cost-based centering model ↗Ji-Eun Roh, Jong-Hyeok Lee
- Application of search algorithms to natural language processing ↗Takeshi Matsumoto, David M. W. Powers, Geoff Jarrad
- Conceptual Schema Approach to Natural Language Database Access ↗In-Su Kang, Seung-Hoon Na, Jong-Hyeok Lee
- Document classification in structured military messages ↗Oliver Carr, Dominique Estival
- Encoding and presenting interlinear text using XML technologies ↗Baden Hughes, Steven Bird, Catherine Bow
- Identifying interpersonal distance using systemic features ↗Maria Herke-Couchman, Casey Whitelaw
- Incremental chart parsing with predictive hints ↗Rolf Schwitter
- Resolving Sense Ambiguity of Korean Nouns Based on Concept Co-occurrence Information ↗You-Jin Chung, Jong-Hyeok Lee
- S-clause segmentation for efficient syntactic analysis using decision trees ↗Mi-Young Kim, Jong-Hyeok Lee
- Straight to the point: Discovering themes for summary generation ↗Stephen Wan, Mark Dras, Cecile Paris et al.
- Syntactic disambiguation using presupposition resolutionAlistair Knott, Peter Vlugterour summary
- T-code compression for Arabic computational morphology ↗Jim Yaghi, Mark R. Titchener, Sane Yagi
- The Ins and Outs of Dutch noun countability classification ↗Timothy Baldwin, Leonoor van der Beek
Papers with our summary in our library (1)
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