📰 Conference on Language, Data and Knowledge 2023: all accepted papers

73 papers · the most cited first · ← Conference on Language, Data and Knowledge 2023

1. A First Attempt to Detect Misinformation in Russia-Ukraine War News through Text Similarity ↗Nina Khairova, Bogdan Ivasiuk, Fabrizio Lo Scudo et al.
2. A new learner language data set for the study of English for Specific Purposes at universityCyriel Mallart, Nicolas Ballier, Jen-Yu Li et al.our summary
3. A uniform RDF-based Representation of the Interlinking of Wordnets and Sign Language Data ↗Thierry Declerck, Sam Bigeard, Dorians Callus et al.
4. A variationist analysis of two French attitude expressions: je pense and je crois ↗Delin Deng
5. Adopting ISO 24617-8 for Discourse Relations Annotation in Polish:Challenges and Future Directions ↗Sebastian Żurowski, Daniel Ziembicki, Aleksandra Tomaszewska et al.
6. Adopting Linguistic Linked Data Principles: Insights on Users' Experience ↗Verginica Mititelu, Maria Pia Di Buono, Hugo Gonçalo Oliveira et al.
7. An Algorithm for Pythonizing Rhetorical Structures ↗Andrew Potter
8. An Empirical Analysis of Task Relations in the Multi-Task Annotation of an Arabizi CorpusElisa Gugliotta, Marco Dinarelliour summary
9. Assessing Italian News Reliability in the Health Domain through Text Analysis of Headlines ↗Luca Giordano, Maria Pia Di Buono
10. Austrian German – Linguistic, Normative and Political Perspectives ↗Jutta Ransmayr
11. Beyond Concatenative Morphology: Applying OntoLex-Morph to MalteseMaxim Ionov, Mike Rosnerour summary
12. Bridging Corpora: Creating Learner Pathways Across Texts ↗Hugh Paterson, Bret Mulligan, Anna Lacy et al.
13. CURED4NLG: A Dataset for Table-to-Text Generation ↗Nivranshu Pasricha, Mihael Arcan, Paul Buitelaar
14. Challenges and Solutions in Transliterating 19th Century Romanian Texts from the Transitional to the Latin Script ↗Marc Frincu, Simina Frincu, Marius E. Penteliuc
15. Contextual Profiling of Charged Terms in Historical Newspapers ↗Ryan Brate, Marieke Van Erp, Antal Van den Bosch
16. Cross-Lingual Transfer Learning for Misinformation Detection: Investigating Performance Across Multiple Languages ↗Oguzhan Ozcelik, Arda Sarp Yenicesu, Onur Yildirim et al.
17. Crowdsourcing OLiA Annotation Models the Indirect Way ↗Christian Chiarcos
18. Czech Offensive Language: Testing a Simplified Offensive Language Taxonomy ↗Olga Dontcheva-Navrátilová, Renata Povolná
19. DBnary2Vec: Preliminary Study on Lexical Embeddings for Downstream NLP Tasks ↗Nakanyseth Vuth, Gilles Sérasset
20. DRIPPS: a Corpus with Discourse Relations in Perfect Participial Sentences ↗Purificação Silvano, João Cordeiro, António Leal et al.
21. Debunking Disinformation with GADMO: A Topic Modeling Analysis of a Comprehensive Corpus of German-language Fact-Checks ↗Jonas Rieger, Nico Hornig, Jonathan Flossdorf et al.
22. Delivering trusted data via Solid pods ↗Ruben Verborgh
23. Domain-Specific Keyword Extraction using BERT ↗Jill Sammet, Ralf Krestel
24. Exploring Intensities of Hate Speech on Social Media: A Case Study on Explaining Multilingual Models with XAI ↗Raisa Romanov Geleta, Klaus Eckelt, Emilia Parada-Cabaleiro et al.
25. Extracting the Agent-Patient Relation from Corpus With Word Sketches ↗Antonio San Martín, Catherine Trekker, Juan Carlos Díaz-Bautista
26. FinAraT5: A text to text model for financial Arabic text understanding and generationNadhem Zmandar, Mo El-Haj, Paul Raysonour summary
27. Football terminology: compilation and transformation into OntoLex-Lemon resource ↗Jelena Lazarević, Ranka Stanković, Mihailo Škorić et al.
28. Formalizing Translation Equivalence and Lexico-Semantic Relations Among Terms in a Bilingual Terminological Resource ↗Giulia Speranza, Maria Pia Di Buono, Johanna Monti
29. GPT3 as a Portuguese Lexical Knowledge Base? ↗Hugo Gonçalo Oliveira, Ricardo Rodrigues
30. Graph Databases for Diachronic Language Data Modelling ↗Barbara McGillivray, Pierluigi Cassotti, Davide Di Pierro et al.
31. Grumpiness ambivalently relates to negative and positive emotions in ironic Austrian German text data ↗Andreas Baumann, Nicole Bausch, Juliane Benson et al.
32. Human-Machine Collaborative Annotation: A Case Study with GPT-3 ↗Ole Magnus Holter, Basil Ell
33. ISO LMF 24613-6: A Revised Syntax Semantics Module for the Lexical Markup Framework ↗Francesca Frontini, Laurent Romary, Anas Fahad Khan
34. ISO-DR-core Plugs into ISO-dialogue Acts for a Cross-linguistic Taxonomy of Discourse Markers ↗Purificação Silvano, Mariana Damova
35. Improving Graph-to-Text Generation Using Cycle Training ↗Fina Polat, Ilaria Tiddi, Paul Groth et al.
36. Information Extraction of Political Statements at the Passage Level ↗Juan-Francisco Reyes
37. Knowledge Storage Ecosystem: an Open Source Tool for NLP Results Management (Documents and Semantic Information) ↗Julian Moreno-Schneider, Maria Gonzalez Garcia, Georg Rehm
38. Large Vocabulary Continous Speech Recognition for Nepali Language using CNN and Transformer ↗Shishir Paudel, Bal Krishna Bal, Dhiraj Shrestha
39. Leveraging DBnary Data to Enrich Information of Multiword Terms in Wiktionary ↗Gilles Sérasset, Thierry Declerck, Lenka Bajčetić
40. LexExMachinaQA: A framework for the automatic induction ofontology lexica for Question Answering over Linked Data ↗Mohammad Fazleh Elahi, Basil Ell, Philipp Cimiano
41. Lexical Retrieval Hypothesis in Multimodal Context ↗Po-Ya Angela Wang, Pin-Er Chen, Hsin-Yu Chou et al.
42. Lexico-Semantic Mapping of a Historical Dictionary: An Automated Approach with DBpedia ↗Sabine Tittel
43. Linking the Computational Historical Semantics corpus to the LiLa Knowledge Base of Interoperable Linguistic Resources for Latin ↗Giulia Pedonese, Flavio Massimiliano Cecchini, Marco Carlo Passarotti
44. MEAN: Metaphoric Erroneous ANalogies dataset for PTLMs metaphor knowledge probing ↗Lucia Pitarch, Jordi Bernad, Jorge Gracia
45. MG2P: An Empirical Study Of Multilingual Training for Manx G2P ↗Shubhanker Banerjee, Bharathi Raja Chakravarthi, John P. McCrae
46. Making Non-Normalized Content Retrievable – A Tagging Pipeline for a Corpus of Expert–Layperson Texts ↗Christian Lang, Ngoc Duyen Tanja Tu, Laura Zeidler
47. Modeling and Comparison of Narrative Domains with Shallow Ontologies ↗Franziska Pannach, Theresa Blaschke
48. Multi-word Expressions as Discourse Markers in Multilingual TED-ELH Parallel Corpus ↗Giedrė Valūnaitė-Oleškevičienė, Chaya Liebeskind
49. Multimodal Offensive Meme Classification with Natural Language Inference ↗Shardul Suryawanshi, Mihael Arcan, Suzanne Little et al.
50. Open-Source Thesaurus Development for Under-Resourced Languages: a Welsh Case Study ↗Nouran Khallaf, Elin Arfon, Mo El-Haj et al.
51. Orbis Annotator: An Open Source Toolkit for the Efficient Annotation and Refinement of Text ↗Norman Süsstrunk, Andreas Fraefel, Albert Weichselbraun et al.
52. Profiling Linguistic Knowledge Graphs ↗Blerina Spahiu, Renzo Alva Principe, Andrea Maurino
53. Pruning and re-ranking the frequent patterns in knowledge graph profiling using machine learning ↗Gollam Rabby, Farhana Keya, Vojtěch Svátek et al.
54. Refinement of the Classification of Translations – Extension of the vartrans Module in OntoLex-Lemon ↗Frances Gillis-Webber
55. SLIWC, Morality, NarrOnt and Senpy Annotations: four vocabularies to fight radicalization ↗J. Fernando Sánchez-Rada, Oscar Araque, Guillermo García-Grao et al.
56. Sentiment Inference for Gender Profiling ↗Manfred Klenner
57. Sentiment analysis with emojis: a model for Brazilian ↗Vinícius Moitinho da Silva Santos, Raquel Freitag, Julian Tejada et al.
58. Testing the Continuity Hypothesis: A decompositional approach ↗Debopam Das, Markus Egg
59. The Cardamom Workbench for Historical and Under-Resourced Languages ↗Adrian Doyle, Theodorus Fransen, Bernardo Stearns et al.
60. The Importance of Being Interoperable: Theoretical and Practical Implications in Converting TBX to OntoLex-Lemon ↗Andrea Bellandi, Giorgio Maria Di Nunzio, Silvia Piccini et al.
61. The shaping of the narrative on migration: A corpus assisted quantitative discourse analysis of the impact of the divisive media framing of migrants in Korea ↗Clara Delort, Eunkyoung Jo
62. Towards ELTeC-LLOD: European Literary Text Collection Linguistic Linked Open Data ↗Ranka Stanković, Christian Chiarcos, Miloš Utvić et al.
63. Towards Language Acquisition Through Cross-Language Etymological Links in Linked Linguistic Open Data ↗Maxim Dužij, Vojtěch Svátek, Petr Strossa
64. Towards a Conversational Web? A Benchmark for Analysing Semantic Change with Conversational Knowledge Bots and Linked Open Data ↗Florentina Armaselu, Elena-Simona Apostol, Christian Chiarcos et al.
65. Towards a Unified Digital Resource for Tunisian ArabicElisa Gugliotta, Michele Mallia, Livia Panascìour summary
66. Towards an Early Warning System for Online and Offline Violence ↗Diana Maynard
67. Unifying Emotion Analysis Datasets using Valence Arousal Dominance (VAD) ↗Mo El-Haj, Ryutaro Takanami
68. Unlocking the Complexity of English Phrasal Verbs and Polysemes: An Analysis of Semantic Relations Using A-Level Vocabulary Items ↗Kohei Takebayashi, Yukio Tono
69. Validation of Language Agnostic Models for Discourse Marker Detection ↗Mariana Damova, Kostadin Mishev, Giedrė Valūnaitė-Oleškevičienė et al.
70. Validation of the Bigger Analogy Test Set Translation into Croatian, Lithuanian and Slovak ↗Radovan Garabík, Ana Ostroški Anić, Sigita Rackevičienė et al.
71. WIDISBOT: Widget to analyse disinformation and content spread by bots ↗Jose Manuel Camacho, Luis Perez-Miguel, David Arroyo
72. Word in context task for the Slovene language ↗Timotej Knez, Slavko Žitnik
73. Workflow Reversal and Data Wrangling in Multilingual Diachronic Analysis and Linguistic Linked Open Data Modelling ↗Florentina Armaselu, Barbara McGillivray, Chaya Liebeskind et al.

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