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COLING 2002: all accepted papers

198 papers · page 1 of 2 · the most cited first · ← COLING 2002

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  1. (Semi-)Automatic Detection of Errors in PoS-Tagged CorporaPavel Kvĕtoň, Karel Oliva
  2. A Chart-Parsing Algorithm for Efficient Semantic AnalysisPascal Vaillant
  3. A Cheap and Fast Way to Build Useful Translation LexiconsDan Tufis
  4. A Comparative Evaluation of Data-driven Models in Translation Selection of Machine TranslationYu-Seop Kim, Jeong-Ho Chang, Byoung-Tak Zhang
  5. A Complete Integrated NLG System Using AI and NLU ToolsLaurence Danlos, Adil El Ghali
  6. A Corpus-based Analysis for the Ordering of Clause Aggregation OperatorsJames Shaw
  7. A DAML+OIL-Compliant Chinese Lexical OntologyYu-Sheng Lai, Ren-Jr Wang, Wei-Tek Hsu
  8. A Generative Probability Model for Unification-Based GrammarsHelmut Schmid
  9. A Graph Model for Unsupervised Lexical AcquisitionDominic Widdows, Beate Dorowour summary
  10. A Linguistic Discovery Program that Verbalizes its DiscoveriesVladimir Pericliev
  11. A Maximum Entropy-based Word Sense Disambiguation SystemArmando Suárez, Manuel Palomar
  12. A Measure of Term Representativeness Based on the Number of Co-occurring Salient WordsToru Hisamitsu, Yoshiki Niwa
  13. A Method of Cluster-Based Indexing of Textual DataAkiko Aizawa
  14. A Methodology for Terminology-based Knowledge Acquisition and IntegrationHideki Mima, Sophia Ananiadou, Goran Nenadic et al.
  15. A New Probabilistic Model for Title GenerationRong Jin, Alexander G. Hauptmann
  16. A Novel Disambiguation Method for Unification-Based Grammars Using Probabilistic Context-Free ApproximationsBernd Kiefer, Hans-Ulrich Krieger, Detlef Prescher
  17. A Pattern-based Analyzer for French in the Context of Spoken Language Translation: First Prototype and EvaluationHervé Blanchon
  18. A Probabilistic Method for Analyzing Japanese Anaphora Integrating Zero Pronoun Detection and ResolutionKazuhiro Seki, Atsushi Fujii, Tetsuya Ishikawaour summary
  19. A Quantitative Model of Word Order and Movement in English, Dutch and German Complement ConstructionsKarin Harbusch, Gerard Kempenour summary
  20. A Reliable Approach to Automatic Assessment of Short Answer Free ResponsesLyle F. Bachman, Nathan Carr, Greg Kamei et al.
  21. A Robust Cross-Style Bilingual Sentences Alignment ModelTz-Liang Kueng, Keh-Yih Su
  22. A Stochastic Parser Based on an SLM with Arboreal Context TreesShinsuke Mori
  23. A Stochastic Topological Parser for GermanMarkus Becker, Anette Frank
  24. A Transitive Model for Extracting Translation Equivalents of Web Queries through Anchor Text MiningWen-Hsiang Lu, Lee-Feng Chien, Hsi-Jian Lee
  25. An Agent-based Approach to Chinese Named Entity RecognitionShiren Ye, Tat-Seng Chua, Jimin Liu
  26. An Annotation System for Enhancing Quality of Natural Language ProcessingHideo Watanabe, Katashi Nagao, Michael C. McCord et al.
  27. An Approach Based on Multilingual Thesauri and Model Combination for Bilingual Lexicon ExtractionHervé Déjean, Éric Gaussier, Fatiha Sadat
  28. An Automatic Evaluation Method for Localization Oriented Lexicalised EBMT SystemJianmin Yao, Ming Zhou, Tiejun Zhao et al.
  29. An English-Korean Transliteration Model Using Pronunciation and Contextual RulesJong-Hoon Oh, Key-Sun Choi
  30. An Indexing Scheme for Typed Feature StructuresTakashi Ninomiya, Takaki Makino, Jun-Ichi Tsujii
  31. An Inference-based Approach to Dialogue System DesignJohan Bos, Tetsushi Oka
  32. An Unsupervised Learning Method for Associative Relationships between Verb PhrasesKentaro Torisawa
  33. An XML-based Document SuiteDietmar Rösner, Manuela Kunze
  34. Analysis of Titles and Readers for Title Generation Centered on the ReadersYasuko Senda, Yaushi Shinohara
  35. Annotating Topological Fields and Chunks - and Revising POS Tags at the Same TimeFrank Henrik Müller, Tylman Ule
  36. Annotation-Based Multimedia Summarization and TranslationKatashi Nagao, Shigeki Ohira, Mitsuhiro Yoneoka
  37. Answering it with Charts: Dialogue in Natural Language and ChartsTsuneaki Kato, Mitsunori Matsushita, Eisaku Maeda
  38. Antonymy and Conceptual VectorsDidier Schwab, Mathieu Lafourcade, Violaine Prince
  39. Applying an NVEF Word-Pair Identifier to the Chinese Syllable-to-Word Conversion ProblemJia-Lin Tsai, Wen-Lian Hsu
  40. Augmenting Noun Taxonomies by Combining Lexical Similarity MetricsMark Stevenson
  41. Automatic Glossary Extraction: Beyond Terminology IdentificationYoungja Park, Roy J. Byrd, Branimir K. Boguraev
  42. Automatic Linguistic Analysis for Language Teachers: The Case of ZerosMitsuko Yamura-Takei, Miho Fujiwara, Makoto Yoshie et al.
  43. Automatic Semantic Grouping in a Spoken Language User Interface ToolkitHassan Alam, Hua Cheng, Rachmat Hartono et al.
  44. Automatic Text Categorization using the Importance of SentencesYoungjoong Ko, Jinwoo Park, Jungyun Seo
  45. Base Noun Phrase Translation Using Web Data and the EM AlgorithmYunbo Cao, Hang Li
  46. Best Analysis Selection in Inflectional LanguagesAleš Horák, Pavel Smrž
  47. Bidirectional Decoding for Statistical Machine TranslationTaro Watanabe, Eiichiro Sumita
  48. Bootstrapping Bilingual Data using Consensus Translation for a Multilingual Instant Messaging SystemSrinivas Bangalore, Vanessa Murdock, Giuseppe Riccardi
  49. Bringing the Dictionary to the User: The FOKS SystemSlaven Bilac, Timothy Baldwin, Hozumi Tanaka
  50. Building a Bilingual WordNet-Like Lexicon: The New Approach and AlgorithmsYang Liu, Shiwen Yu, Jiangsheng Yu
  51. Building a Large-Scale Annotated Chinese CorpusNianwen Xue, Fu-Dong Chiou, Martha Palmerour summary
  52. Can Subcategorization Help a Statistical Dependency Parser?Daniel Zeman
  53. Chinese Named Entity Identification Using Class-based Language ModelJian Sun, Jianfeng Gao, Lei Zhang et al.
  54. Chinese Syntactic Parsing Based on Extended GLR Parsing Algorithm with PCFG*Yan Zhang, Bo Xu, Chengqing Zong
  55. Combining Unsupervised and Supervised Methods for PP Attachment DisambiguationMartin Volkour summary
  56. Compilation of Unification Grammars with Compositional Semantics to Speech Recognition PackagesJohan Bos
  57. Complexity of Event Structure in IE ScenariosSilja Huttunen, Roman Yangarber, Ralph Grishman
  58. Computation of Modifier Scope in NP by a Language-neutral MethodRichard Campbell
  59. Concept Discovery from TextDekang Lin, Patrick Pantel
  60. Considerations of Linking WordNet with MRDChanghua Yang, Sue J. Ker
  61. Context-Sensitive Electronic DictionariesGábor Prószéky, Balázs Kis
  62. Contextual Natural Language Processing and DAML for Understanding Software Requirements SpecificationsBeum-Seuk Lee, Barrett R. Bryant
  63. Corpus-based Generation of Numeral Classifier using Phrase AlignmentMichael Paul, Eiichiro Sumita, Seiichi Yamamoto
  64. Covering Ambiguity Resolution in Chinese Word Segmentation Based on Contextual InformationXiao Luo, Maosong Sun, Benjamin K. Tsou
  65. Creating a Finite-State Parser with Application SemanticsOwen Rambow, Srinivas Bangalore, Tahir Butt et al.
  66. Cross Linguistic Phoneme CorrespondencesLynne Cahill, Carole Tiberius
  67. Crosslinguistic Transfer in Automatic Verb ClassificationVivian Tsang, Suzanne Stevenson, Paola Merlo
  68. Data-driven Classification of Linguistic Styles in Spoken DialoguesThomas Portele
  69. Decision Trees as Explicit Domain Term DefinitionsRoberto Basili, Maria Teresa Pazienza, Fabio Massimo Zanzotto
  70. Detecting Errors in Corpora Using Support Vector MachinesTetsuji Nakagawa, Yuji Matsumoto
  71. Detecting Shifts in News Stories for Paragraph ExtractionFumiyo Fukumoto, Yoshimi Suzuki
  72. Determining Recurrent Sound Correspondences by Inducing Translation ModelsGrzegorz Kondrak
  73. Disambiguation of Finite-State TransducersN. Smaili, P. Cardinal, G. Boulianne et al.
  74. Dynamic Lexical Acquisition in Chinese Sentence AnalysisAndi Wu, Joseph Pentheroudakis, Zixin Jiang
  75. Effective Structural Inference for Large XML DocumentsJason Sankey, Raymond K. Wong
  76. Efficient Dialogue Strategy to Find Users' Intended Items from Information Query ResultsKazunori Komatani, Tatsuya Kawahara, Ryosuke Ito et al.
  77. Efficient Support Vector Classifiers for Named Entity RecognitionHideki Isozaki, Hideto Kazawa
  78. Entering Text with a Four-Button DeviceKumiko Tanaka-Ishii, Yusuke Inutsuka, Masato Takeichi
  79. Example-based Speech Intention Understanding and Its Application to In-Car Spoken Dialogue SystemShigeki Matsubara, Shinichi Kimura, Nobuo Kawaguchi et al.
  80. Experiments in German Noun ChunkingMichael Schiehlen
  81. Extending a Broad-Coverage Parser for a General NLP ToolkitHassan Alam, Hua Cheng, Rachmat Hartono et al.
  82. Extension of Zipf's Law to Words and PhrasesLe Quan Ha, E. I. Sicilia-Garcia, Ji Ming et al.
  83. Extracting Important Sentences with Support Vector MachinesTsutomu Hirao, Hideki Isozaki, Eisaku Maeda et al.
  84. Extracting Word Sequence Correspondences with Support Vector MachinesKengo Sato, Hiroaki Saito
  85. Extraposition: A Case Study in German Sentence RealizationMichael Gamon, Eric Ringger, Zhu Zhang et al.
  86. Fertilization of Case Frame Dictionary for Robust Japanese Case AnalysisDaisuke Kawahara, Sadao Kurohashi
  87. Fine Grained Classification of Named EntitiesMichael Fleischman, Eduard Hovy
  88. Fluency and Completeness in Instance-based Natural Language GenerationSebastian Varges
  89. From Shallow to Deep Parsing Using Constraint SatisfactionJean-Marie Balfourier, Philippe Blache, Tristan van Rullen
  90. From Trees to Predicate-argument StructuresMaria Liakata, Stephen Pulman
  91. Generating the XTAG English Grammar Using MetarulesCarlos A. Prolo
  92. Guaranteeing Parsing Termination of Unification GrammarsEfrat Jaeger, Nissim Francez, Shuly Wintner
  93. Hierarchical Orderings of Textual UnitsAlexander Mehler
  94. High Precision Extraction of Grammatical RelationsJohn Carroll, Ted Briscoe
  95. Identifying Anaphoric and Non-Anaphoric Noun Phrases to Improve Coreference ResolutionVincent Ng, Claire Cardie
  96. Identifying Concepts Across Languages: A First Step towards a Corpus-based Approach to Automatic Ontology AlignmentGrace Ngai, Marine Carpuat, Pascale Fung
  97. Implicit Ambiguity Resolution Using Incremental Clustering in Korean-to-English Cross-Language Information RetrievalKyung-Soon Lee, Kyo Kageura, Key-Sun Choi
  98. Improved Iterative Scaling Can Yield Multiple Globally Optimal Models with Radically Differing Performance LevelsIain Bancarz, Miles Osborne
  99. Improving Alignment Quality in Statistical Machine Translation Using Context-dependent Maximum Entropy ModelsIsmael García Varea, Franz J. Och, Hermann Ney et al.
  100. Inducing Information Extraction Systems for New Languages via Cross-language ProjectionEllen Riloff, Charles Schafer, David Yarowsky

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