📰 International Conference on Dependency Linguistics 2013: all accepted papers

33 papers · the most cited first · ← International Conference on Dependency Linguistics 2013

1. A Deterministic Dependency Parser with Dynamic Programming for Sanskrit ↗Amba Kulkarni
2. A Look at Tesnière's \textitÉléments through the Lens of Modern Syntactic Theory ↗Timothy Osborne
3. A Method to Generate Simplified Systemic Functional Parses from Dependency Parses ↗Eugeniu Costetchi
4. An Empirical Study of Differences between Conversion Schemes and Annotation GuidelinesAnders Søgaardour summary
5. AnCora-UPF: A Multi-Level Annotation of Spanish ↗Simon Mille, Alicia Burga, Leo Wanner
6. Annotators' Certainty and Disagreements in Coreference and Bridging Annotation in Prague Dependency Treebank ↗Anna Nedoluzhko, Jiří Mírovský
7. Collaborative Dependency Annotation ↗Kim Gerdes
8. Dependency Distance and Bilingual Language Use: Evidence from German/English and Chinese/English Data ↗Eva M. Duran Eppler
9. Dependency Network Syntax: From Dependency Treebanks to a Classification of Chinese Function Words ↗Xinying Chen
10. Dependency and Constituency in Translation Shift Analysis ↗Manuela Sanguinetti, Cristina Bosco, Leonardo Lesmo
11. Divergences in English-Hindi Parallel Dependency Treebanks ↗Himani Chaudhry, Himanshu Sharma, Dipti Misra Sharma
12. Exploring Morphosyntactic Annotation over a Spanish Corpus for Dependency Parsing ↗Miguel Ballesteros, Simon Mille, Alicia Burga
13. Grammatical Markers and Grammatical Relations in the Simple Clause in Old French ↗Nicolas Mazziotta
14. How Dependency Trees and Tectogrammatics Help Annotating Coreference and Bridging Relations in Prague Dependency Treebank ↗Anna Nedoluzhko, Jiří Mírovský
15. Invited talk: Dependency Representations, Grammars, Folded Structures, among Other Things! ↗Aravind K. Joshi
16. Invited talk: Dependency Structure and Cognition ↗Richard Hudson
17. Managing a Multilingual Treebank Project ↗Milan Souček, Timo Järvinen, Adam LaMontagne
18. More Constructions, More Genres: Extending Stanford DependenciesMarie-Catherine de Marneffe, Miriam Connor, Natalia Silveira et al.our summary
19. Non-Projectivity in the Ancient Greek Dependency Treebank ↗Francesco Mambrini, Marco Passarotti
20. Pragmatic Structures in Aymara ↗Petr Homola, Matt Coler
21. Predicative Adjunction in a Modular Dependency Grammar ↗Sylvain Kahane
22. Predicting Conjunct Propagation and Other Extended Stanford DependenciesJenna Nyblom, Samuel Kohonen, Katri Haverinen et al.our summary
23. Reasoning with Dependency Structures and Lexicographic Definitions Using Unit Graphs ↗Maxime Lefrançois, Fabien Gandon
24. Rule-Based Extraction of English Verb Collocates from a Dependency-Parsed Corpus ↗Silvie Cinková, Martin Holub, Ema Krejčová et al.
25. Subordinators with Elaborative Meanings in Czech and English ↗Pavlína Jínová, Lucie Poláková, Jiří Mírovský
26. The Distribution of Floating Quantifiers: A Dependency Grammar Analysis ↗Timothy Osborne
27. The Representation of Czech Light Verb Constructions in a Valency Lexicon ↗Václava Kettnerová, Markéta Lopatková
28. The Syntax of Hungarian Auxiliaries: A Dependency Grammar Account ↗András Imrényi
29. Towards Building Parallel Dependency Treebanks: Intra-Chunk Expansion and Alignment for English Dependency Treebank ↗Debanka Nandi, Maaz Nomani, Himanshu Sharma et al.
30. Towards Joint Morphological Analysis and Dependency Parsing of Turkish ↗Özlem Çetinoğlu, Jonas Kuhn
31. Towards a Psycholinguistically Motivated Dependency Grammar for Hindi ↗Samar Husain, Rajesh Bhatt, Shravan Vasishth
32. Verb Cluster, Non-Projectivity, and Syntax-Topology Interface in Korean ↗Jihye Chun
33. Why So Many Nodes? ↗Dan Maxwell

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