Computational Linguistics in the Netherlands Journal 2025 — papers
The works of Computational Linguistics in the Netherlands Journal published in 2025 that our library holds: 1 work, listed below with the most cited first; each has a page with our summary, its key points and its references.
All works of the year (22)
- A Knowledge-Based Language Model: Deducing Grammatical Knowledge in a Multi-Agent Language Acquisition Simulation ↗David Shakouri, Crit Cremers, Niels Olaf Schiller
- Assessing Dutch Syllabification Algorithms and Improving Accuracy by Combining Phonetic and Orthographic Information through Deep Learning ↗Lathouwers, Gus, Harmsen, Wieke, Cucchiarini, Catia et al.
- Enriching Historical Records: An OCR and AI-Driven Approach for Database Integration ↗Zahra Abedi, Richard M. K. van Dijk, Gijs Wijnholds et al.
- Evaluating Dutch Speakers and Large Language Models on Standard Dutch: a grammatical Challenge Set based on the Algemene Nederlandse Spraakkunst ↗Julia Pestel, Jelke Bloem, Raquel G. Alhama
- Evaluating Humor Generation in an Improvisational Comedy Setting ↗Winters, Thomas, Van der Stockt, Stijn
- Evaluating LLM-Generated Topic Names via Text Reconstruction ↗Andriy Kosar, Mariia Butynets, Guy De Pauw et al.
- Exploring Cultural Variations in Moral Judgments with Large Language Models ↗Hadi Mohammadi, Ayoub Bagheri
- Exploring the use of pre-trained ASR models for automatic assessment of children’s oral reading ↗Groenhof, Bram, Harmsen, Wieke, Strik, Helmer
- From ‘nijntje’ to ‘konijn’. New methods for analyzing stress pattern acquisition ↗Wessel, Nienke, van Oostendorp, Marc
- Gender Bias and the Role of Context in Human Perception and Machine Translation ↗Janiça Hackenbuchner, Joke Daems, Arda Tezcan
- Generating Simplified Dutch Texts for Pupils Through N-Shot Learning ↗Sinnaeve, Wout, Joni Kruijsbergen, Orphée De Clercq
- Happy or lonely? Investigating mental well-being using remote methods during the COVID-19 pandemic in The Netherlands ↗Marije Kanis, Marijn Schraagen, Shihan Wang et al.
- Intrinsic evaluation of Mono- and Multilingual Dutch Language Models ↗D. Vlantis, Jelke Bloem
- LLMs as chainsaws : evaluating open-weights generative LLMs for extracting fauna and flora from multilingual travelogues ↗Tess Dejaeghere, Els Lefever, Julie M. Birkholz
- Lexical semantic change detection for Ancient Greek: dataset creation and evaluation of a word-embedding-based technique ↗Stopponi, Silvia, Nissim, Malvina, Saskia Peels‐Matthey
- Location-focused translation of flooding events in news articles ↗S. Lejeune, Iris Hendrickx
- On Dialect Typicality and Transitional Dialects ↗Ho Wang Matthew Sung
- Optimising Controllable Sentence Simplification for Dutch ↗Soete, Florelien, Vandeghinste, Vincent
- The Riddle Experiment: two groups are trying to solve a Black Story behind a screen, only one group is alive ↗Nikki Rademaker, Linthe van Rooij, Yanna Elizabeth Smid et al.
- Unlocking Domain Knowledge: Model Adaptation for Non-Normative Dutch ↗Florian Debaene, Aaron Maladry, Pranaydeep Singh et al.
- Using GPT-4 for Conventional Metaphor Detection in English News Texts ↗Jiahui Liang, Aletta G. Dorst, Jelena Prokić et al.
- Word Sense Discrimination with French Transformer Models ↗Stef Accou, Tim Van de Cruys
Works with our summary in our library (1)
- Assessing Dutch Syllabification Algorithms and Improving Accuracy by Combining Phonetic and Orthographic Information through Deep LearningComputational Linguistics in the Netherlands JournalGus Lathouwers, Wieke Harmsen, Catia Cucchiarini, et al.2025
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