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Italian Conference on Computational Linguistics 2019: all accepted papers

79 papers · the most cited first · ← Italian Conference on Computational Linguistics 2019

  1. A Comparative Study of Models for Answer Sentence SelectionFederico Rossetto, Alessio Gravina, Silvia Severini et al.
  2. A Comparison of Representation Models in a Non-Conventional Semantic Similarity ScenarioAndrea Amelio Ravelli, Oier Lopez de Lacalle, Eneko Agirre
  3. A Dataset of Real Dialogues for Conversational Recommender SystemsAndrea Iovine, Fedelucio Narducci, Marco de Gemmis
  4. A Novel Integrated Industrial Approach with Cobots in the Age of Industry 4.0 through Conversational Interaction and Computer VisionAndrea Pazienza, Nicola Macchiarulo, Felice Vitulano et al.
  5. AlBERTo: Italian BERT Language Understanding Model for NLP Challenging Tasks Based on TweetsMarco Polignano, Pierpaolo Basile, Marco de Gemmis et al.our summary
  6. Almawave-SLU: A New Dataset for SLU in ItalianValentina Bellomaria, Giuseppe Castellucci, Andrea Favalli et al.
  7. An Empirical Analysis of Linguistic, Typographic, and Structural Features in Simplified German TextsAlessia Battisti, Sarah Ebling, Martin Volk
  8. An Italian Question Answering System for Structured Data based on Controlled Natural LanguagesLucia Siciliani, Pierpaolo Basile, Giovanni Semeraro et al.
  9. An Open Science System for Text MiningGianpaolo Coro, Giancarlo Panichi, Pasquale Pagano
  10. Analyses of Literary Texts by Using Statistical Inference MethodsMehmet Can Yavuz
  11. Annotating Hate Speech: Three Schemes at ComparisonFabio Poletto, Valerio Basile, Cristina Bosco et al.
  12. Annotating Shakespeare's Sonnets with Appraisal Theory to Detect IronyNicolò Busetto, Rodolfo Delmonteour summary
  13. Annotation and Analysis of the PoliModal Corpus of Political InterviewsDaniela Trotta, Sara Tonelli, Alessio Palmero Aprosio et al.
  14. Applying Psychology of Persuasion to Conversational Agents through Reinforcement Learning: an Exploratory StudyFrancesca Di Massimo, Valentina Carfora, Patrizia Catellani et al.
  15. Are Subtitling Corpora really Subtitle-like?Alina Karakanta, Matteo Negri, Marco Turchi
  16. Asymmetries in Extraction From Nominal Copular Sentences: a Challenging Case Study for NLP ToolsPaolo Lorusso, Matteo Greco, Cristiano Chesi et al.
  17. Automated Short Answer Grading: A Simple Solution for a Difficult TaskStefano Menini, Sara Tonelli, Giovanni De Gasperis et al.
  18. Building an Italian Written-Spoken Parallel Corpus: a Pilot StudyElisa Dominutti, Lucia Pifferi, Felice Dell'Orletta et al.
  19. BullyFrame: Cyberbullying Meets FrameNetSilvia Brambilla, Alessio Palmero Aprosio, Stefano Menini
  20. CROATPAS: A Resource of Corpus-derived Typed Predicate Argument Structures for CroatianCostanza Marini, Elisabetta Jezek
  21. CULTURE as a `Liquid' Modern Word. Evidence from Synchronic and Diachronic Language ResourcesMaristella Gatto
  22. Computational Linguistics Against Hate: Hate Speech Detection and Visualization on Social Media in the “Contro L'Odio” ProjectArthur T. E. Capozzi, Mirko Lai, Valerio Basile et al.
  23. Creating a Multilingual Terminological Resource using Linked Data: the case of Archaeological Domain in the Italian languageGiulia Speranza, Carola Carlino, Sina Ahmadi
  24. Cross-Platform Evaluation for Italian Hate Speech DetectionMichele Corazza, Stefano Menini, Elena Cabrio et al.
  25. Deep Bidirectional Transformers for Italian Question AnsweringDanilo Croce, Giorgio Brandi, Roberto Basili
  26. Defining Action Types: on the roles of Thematic Structures and Argument AlternationsMassimo Moneglia, Alessandro Panunzi, Rossella Varvara
  27. Detecting Irony in Shakespeare's Sonnets with SPARSARRodolfo Delmonte, Nicolò Busettoour summary
  28. Embeddings Shifts as Proxies for Different Word Use in Italian NewspapersMichele Cafagna, Lorenzo De Mattei, Malvina Nissim
  29. Enhancing a Text Summarization System with ELMoClaudio Mastronardo, Fabio Tamburini
  30. Enriching Open Multilingual Wordnets with Morphological FeaturesStefania Racioppa, Thierry Declerck
  31. Error Analysis in a Hate Speech Detection Task: The Case of HaSpeeDe-TW at EVALITA 2018Chiara Francesconi, Cristina Bosco, Fabio Poletto et al.
  32. Evaluating Speech Synthesis on Mathematical SentencesAlessandro Mazzei, Michele Monticone, Cristian Bernareggi
  33. Evaluating the MuMe Dialogue System with the IDIAL protocolAureliano Porporato, Alessandro Mazzei, Daniele P. Radicioni et al.
  34. Fixing Comma Splices in Italian with BERTDaniele Puccinelli, Silvia Demartini, Renée E. D'Aoust
  35. From Sartre to Frege in Three Steps: A* Search for Enriching Semantic Text Similarity MeasuresDavide Colla, Marco Leontino, Enrico Mensa et al.
  36. Games for Learning Old and Special Alphabets – The Case Study of Gamifying MrežnikJosip Mihaljević
  37. Gender Detection and Stylistic Differences and Similarities between Males and Females in a Dream Tales BlogRaffaele Manna, Antonio Pascucci, Johanna Monti
  38. HateChecker: a Tool to Automatically Detect Hater Users in Online Social NetworksCataldo Musto, Angelo Sansonetti, Marco Polignano et al.
  39. How Much Competence Is There in Performance? Assessing the Distributional Hypothesis in Word BigramsJohann Seltmann, Luca Ducceschi, Aurélie Herbelot
  40. How do Physiotherapists and Patients talk? Developing and annotating RiMotivAzione dialogue corpus.Andrea Bolioli, Francesca Alloatti, Mariafrancesca Guadalupi et al.
  41. Impossible Languages and the Architecture of Human GrammarsAndrea Moro
  42. Iride: an Industrial Perspective on Production Grade End to End Dialog SystemCristina Giannone, Valentina Bellomaria, Andrea Favalli et al.
  43. Is This an Effective Way to Annotate Irony Activators?Alessandra Teresa Cignarella, Manuela Sanguinetti, Cristina Bosco et al.
  44. Is “manovra” Really “del popolo”? Linguistic Insights into Twitter Reactions to the Annual Italian Budget LawClaudia Roberta Combei
  45. Italian and English Sentence Simplification: How Many Differences?Martina Fieromonte, Dominique Brunato, Felice Dell'Orletta et al.
  46. Jointly Learning to See, Ask, Decide when to Stop, and then GuessWhatRavi Shekhar, Alberto Testoni, Raquel Fernández et al.
  47. KIParla Corpus: A New Resource for Spoken ItalianCaterina Mauri, Silvia Ballarè, Eugenio Goria et al.
  48. Kronos-it: a Dataset for the Italian Semantic Change Detection TaskPierpaolo Basile, Giovanni Semeraro, Annalina Caputo
  49. Lost in Text. A Cross-Genre Analysis of Linguistic Phenomena within TextChiara Buongiovanni, Francesco Gracci, Dominique Brunato et al.
  50. Mining Italian Short Argumentative TextsIvan Namor, Pietro Totis, Samuele Garda et al.
  51. Multi-task Learning Applied to Biomedical Named Entity Recognition TaskTahir Mehmood, Alfonso Gerevini, Alberto Lavelli et al.
  52. Neural Semantic Role Labeling using Verb Sense DisambiguationDomenico Alfano, Roberto Abbruzzese, Donato Cappetta
  53. Nove Anni di jTEI: What's New?(Nine Years of jTEI: What's New?)Federico Boschetti, Gabriella Pardelli, Giulia Venturi
  54. Nunc Est Aestimandum: Towards an Evaluation of the Latin WordNetGreta Franzini, Andrea Peverelli, Paolo Ruffolo et al.
  55. Objective Frequency Values of Canonical and Syntactically Modified Idioms: Preliminary Normative DataAzzurra Mancuso, Alessandro Laudanna
  56. PESInet: Automatic Recognition of Italian Statements, Questions, and Exclamations With Neural NetworksSonia Cenceschi, Roberto Tedesco, Licia Sbattella et al.
  57. PrefaceRaffaella Bernardi, Roberto Navigli, Giovanni Semeraro
  58. Prendo la Parola in Questo Consesso Mondiale: A Multi-Genre 20th Century Corpus in the Political DomainSara Tonelli, Rachele Sprugnoli, Giovanni Moretti
  59. Prerequisite or Not Prerequisite? That's the Problem! An NLP-based Approach for Concept Prerequisite LearningChiara Alzetta, Alessio Miaschi, Giovanni Adorni et al.
  60. Quanti anni hai? Age Identification for ItalianAleksandra Maslennikova, Paolo Labruna, Andrea Cimino et al.
  61. Recognizing and Reducing Bias in NLP ApplicationsDirk Hovy
  62. Reflexives, Impersonals and Their Kin: a Classification ProblemKledia Topciu, Cristiano Chesi
  63. Robospierre, an Artificial Intelligence to Solve “La Ghigliottina”Nicola Cirillo, Chiara Pericolo, Pasquale Tufano
  64. Standardizing Language with Word Embeddings and Language Modeling in Reports of Near Misses in Seveso IndustriesSimone Bruno, Silvia Maria Ansaldi, Patrizia Agnello et al.
  65. Suitable Doesn't Mean Attractive. Human-Based Evaluation of Automatically Generated HeadlinesMichele Cafagna, Lorenzo De Mattei, Davide Bacciu et al.
  66. Supporting Journalism by Combining Neural Language Generation and Knowledge GraphsMarco Cremaschi, Federico Bianchi, Andrea Maurino et al.
  67. Text Frame Detector: Slot Filling Based On Domain Knowledge BasesMartina Miliani, Lucia C. Passaro, Alessandro Lenci
  68. The Contribution of Embeddings to Sentiment Analysis on YouTubeMoniek Nieuwenhuis, Malvina Nissim
  69. The Impact of Self-Interaction Attention on the Extraction of Drug-Drug InteractionsLuca Putelli, Alfonso Emilio Gerevini, Alberto Lavelli et al.
  70. The Tenuousness of Lemmatization in Lexicon-based Sentiment AnalysisMarco Vassallo, Giuliano Gabrieli, Valerio Basile et al.
  71. There and Back Again: Cross-Lingual Transfer Learning for Event DetectionTommaso Caselli, Ahmet Üstün
  72. To be Fair: a Case for Cognitively-Inspired Models of MeaningSimon Preissner, Aurélie Herbelot
  73. Towards an Italian Learner Treebank in Universal DependenciesElisa Di Nuovo, Cristina Bosco, Alessandro Mazzei et al.
  74. Valutazione umana di Google Traduttore e DeepL per le traduzioni di testi giornalistici dall'inglese verso l'italiano(Human evaluation of Google Translator and DeepL for translations of journalistic texts from English into Italian)Mirko Tavosanis
  75. Vir is to Moderatus as Mulier is to Intemperans - Lemma Embeddings for LatinRachele Sprugnoli, Marco Passarotti, Giovanni Moretti
  76. Visually-Grounded Dialogue Models: Past, Present, and FutureRaquel Fernández
  77. WebIsAGraph: A Very Large Hypernymy Graph from a Web CorpusStefano Faralli, Irene Finocchi, Simone Paolo Ponzetto et al.
  78. What Makes a Review helpful? Predicting the Helpfulness of Italian TripAdvisor ReviewsGiulia Chiriatti, Dominique Brunato, Felice Dell'Orletta et al.
  79. When Lexicon-Grammar Meets Open Information Extraction: a Computational Experiment for Italian SentencesRaffaele Guarasci, Emanuele Damiano, Aniello Minutolo et al.

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