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LREC 2004: all accepted papers

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  1. A Bayesian Model for Shallow Syntactic Parsing of Natural Language TextsManolis Maragoudakis, Nikos Fakotakis, George Kokkinakis
  2. A Chatbot as a Novel Corpus Visualization ToolBayan Abu Shawar, Eric Atwell
  3. A Comparative Study on Human Communication Behaviors and Linguistic Characteristics for Speech-to-Speech TranslationToshiyuki Takezawa, Genichiro Kikui
  4. A Comparison of Summarisation Methods Based on Term Specificity EstimationConstantin Orăsan, Viktor Pekar, Laura Hasler
  5. A Comparison of Two Variant Corpora: The Same Content with Different SourceKyonghee Paik, Kiyonori Ohtake, Kazuhide Yamamoto
  6. A Complete Understanding Speech System Based on Semantic ConceptsSalma Jamoussi, Kamel Smaïli, Dominique Fohr et al.
  7. A Corpus-based Syntactic Lexicon for AdverbsSanni Nimb
  8. A Critical Survey of the Methodology for IE EvaluationA. Lavelli, M. E. Califf, F. Ciravegna et al.
  9. A Data-driven Adaptation of Prosody in a Multilingual TTSJanez Stergar, Caglayan Erdem, Bogomir Horvat et al.
  10. A Domain-Independent Approach to IE Rule DevelopmentKalliopi Zervanou, John McNaught
  11. A Fine-Grained Evaluation Method for Speech-to-Speech Machine Translation Using Concept AnnotationsRobert S. Belvin, Susanne Riehemann, Kristin Precoda
  12. A Flexible Language Acquisition Tool Kit for Natural Language ProcessingSvetlana Sheremetyeva
  13. A Framework for Data-driven Video-realistic Audio-visual Speech-synthesisChristian Weiss
  14. A Framework for Evaluating the Suitability of Non-English Corpora for Language EngineeringAvik Sarkar, Anne De Roeck
  15. A Framework for Temporal ResolutionGeorgiana Puşcaşu
  16. A Freely Available Automatically Generated Thesaurus of Related WordsReinhard Rapp
  17. A Galician Textual Corpus for Morphosyntactic Tagging with Application to Text-to-Speech SynthesisLorena Seijo Pereiro, Ana Martínez Ínsua, Francisco Méndez Pazó et al.
  18. A General-Purpose, Off-the-shelf Anaphora Resolution Module: Implementation and Preliminary EvaluationMassimo Poesio, Mijail A. Kabadjovour summary
  19. A Global Data Category Registry for Interoperable Language ResourcesSue Ellen Wright
  20. A Grammar and Style Checker Based on Internet SearchesJoaquim Moré, Salvador Climent, Antoni Oliver
  21. A High Quality Partial Parser for Annotating German Text CorporaStefan Klatt
  22. A Hybrid Strategy For Regular Grammar ParsingKiril Simov, Petya Osenova
  23. A Labelled Corpus for Prepositional Phrase AttachmentBrian Mitchell, Robert Gaizauskasour summary
  24. A Language Resources Infrastructure for BulgarianKiril Simov, Petya Osenova, Sia Kolkovska et al.
  25. A Large Metadata Domain of Language ResourcesDaan Broeder, Thierry Declerck, Laurent Romary et al.
  26. A Large-Scale Resource for Storing and Recognizing Technical TerminologyHenk Harkema, Robert Gaizauskas, Mark Hepple et al.
  27. A Lexicon Module for a Grammar Development EnvironmentAnn Copestake, Fabre Lambeau, Benjamin Waldron et al.
  28. A Methodology and Associated Tools for Building Interlingual WordnetsDan Tufis, Eduard Barbu
  29. A Model of Semantic Representations Analysis for Chinese SentencesLi Tang, Donghong Ji, Lingpeng Yang et al.
  30. A Multi-Modal Documentation System for WaraoStefanie Herrmann, Hartmut Keck, Stephan Kepser
  31. A Multilingual Database of IdiomsAline Villavicencio, Timothy Baldwin, Benjamin Waldron
  32. A Multilingual Phonological Resource Toolkit for Ubiquitous Speech TechnologyDaniel Aioanei, Julie Carson-Berndsen, Anja Geumann et al.
  33. A Named Entity Recognizer for DanishEckhard Bick
  34. A Natural Language Approach to Information Management: Tracking Scientific Advances Through the Structure of WordsAndrew Hippisley, Chara Karavasili
  35. A New Approach to the Corpus-based Statistical Investigation of Hungarian Multi-word LexemesBalázs Kis, Begoña Villada, Gosse Bouma et al.
  36. A New ITU-T Recommendation on the Evaluation of Telephone-Based Spoken Dialogue SystemsSebastian Möller
  37. A Pattern Extraction Workbench Combining Multiple Linguistic LevelsMagnus Merkel, Andreas Lange
  38. A Powerful and Versatile XML Format for Representing Role-semantic AnnotationKatrin Erk, Sebastian Padó
  39. A Practical Comparison of Different Filters Used in Automatic Term ExtractionLe An Ha
  40. A Progress Report from the Linguistic Data Consortium: Recent Activities in Resource Creation and Distribution and the Development of Tools and StandardsChristopher Cieri, Mark Liberman
  41. A Public Reference Implementation of the RAP Anaphora Resolution AlgorithmLong Qiu, Min-Yen Kan, Tat-Seng Chuaour summary
  42. A Registry of Standard Data Categories for Linguistic AnnotationNancy Ide, Laurent Romary
  43. A Search Tool for Corpora with Positional Tagsets and AmbiguitiesAdam Przepiórkowski, Zygmunt Krynicki, Łukasz Dębowski et al.
  44. A Similarity Measure for Unsupervised Semantic DisambiguationRoberto Basili, Marco Cammisa, Fabio Massimo Zanzotto
  45. A Spoken Afrikaans Language Resource Designed for Research on Pronunciation VariationsDaan Wissing, Jean-Pierre Martens, Ulrike Janke et al.
  46. A Suite of Tools for Marking Up Textual Data for Temporal Text Mining ScenariosArgyrios Vasilakopoulos, Michele Bersani, William J. Black
  47. A Syntactically Annotated Corpus of TibetanAndreas Wagner, Bettina Zeisler
  48. A Word Alignment System Based on a Translation Equivalence ExtractorAna-Maria Barbu
  49. A XML-Based Term Extraction Tool for BasqueI. Alegria, A. Gurrutxaga, P. Lizaso et al.
  50. A graphical Tool for Handling Rule Grammars in Java Speech Grammar FormatKallirroi Georgila, Nikos Fakotakis, George Kokkinakis
  51. A morphological Analyzer for Standard AlbanianJochen Trommer, Dalina Kallulli
  52. A2Q: An Agent-based Architecure for Multilingual Q&ARoberto Basili, Nicola Lorusso, Maria Teresa Pazienza et al.
  53. ALLES: Integrating NLP in ICALL ApplicationsPaul Schmidt, Sandrine Garnier, Mike Sharwood et al.
  54. AV@CAR: A Spanish Multichannel Multimodal Corpus for In-Vehicle Automatic Audio-Visual Speech RecognitionAlfonso Ortega, Federico Sukno, Eduardo LLeida et al.
  55. Abar-Hitz: An Annotation Tool for the Basque Dependency TreebankArantza Díaz de Ilarraza, Aitzpea Garmendia, Maite Oronoz
  56. Abstracting a Dialog Act Tagset for Meeting ProcessingAndrei Popescu-Belis
  57. Acquiring Bayesian Networks from TextOlivia Sanchez-Graillet, Massimo Poesio
  58. Acquiring Reusable Multilingual Phonotactic ResourcesJulie Carson-Berndsen, Robert Kelly
  59. Acquisition and Annotation of Slovenian Broadcast News DatabaseAndrej Žgank, Tomaž Rotovnik, Mirjam Sepesy Maučec et al.
  60. Adding Syntactic Annotations to Transcripts of Parent-Child DialogsKenji Sagae, Brian MacWhinney, Alon Lavie
  61. Agreement in Human Factoid Annotation for Summarization EvaluationSimone Teufel, Hans van Halteren
  62. An Acoustic Corpus Contemplating Regional Variation for Studies of European Portuguese NasalsAntónio Teixeira, Liliana Ferreira, Lurdes Moutinho et al.
  63. An Analysis of the Relative Difficulty of Reuters-21578 SubsetsFranca Debole, Fabrizio Sebastiani
  64. An Annotated Corpus of Tutorial Dialogs on Mathematical Theorem ProvingMagdalena Wolska, Bao Quoc Vo, Dimitra Tsovaltzi et al.
  65. An Annotated German-Language Medical Text Corpus as Language ResourceJoachim Wermter, Udo Hahn
  66. An Annotation Scheme for Information Status in DialogueMalvina Nissim, Shipra Dingare, Jean Carletta et al.
  67. An Annotation Scheme for a Rhetorical Analysis of Biology ArticlesYoko Mizuta, Nigel Collier
  68. An Argumentative Annotation Schema for Meeting DiscussionsVincenzo Pallotta, Hatem Ghorbel, Patrick Ruch et al.
  69. An Automatic Method for Constructing Domain-Specific Ontology ResourcesMelania Degeratu, Vasileios Hatzivassiloglou
  70. An Efficient Word Confidence Measure Using Likelihood Ratio ScoresArlindo O. Veiga, Fernando S. Perdigão
  71. An Emerging Transcontinental Collaborative Research and Education Agenda in Human Language TechnologiesGregory Ernest Monaco, Abdelhadi Soudi
  72. An Environment for Dialogue Corpora Collection (ENDIACC)Zygmunt Vetulani
  73. An Evaluation Protocol for Text Mining Tools : ALCESTE, SAS Text Miner, SPAD-CRM and Temis Text Mining Solutions TestingYasmina Quatrain, Sylvaine Nugier, Anne Peradotto
  74. An Information Repository Model for Advanced Question Answering SystemsVasco Calais Pedro, Jeongwoo Ko, Eric Nyberg et al.
  75. An XML Representation for Annotated Handwriting Datasets for Online Handwriting RecognitionAjay S. Bhaskarabhatla, Sriganesh Madhvanath
  76. Annotating Multi-media/Multi-modal Resources with ELANHennie Brugman, Albert Russel
  77. Annotating Noun Argument Structure for NomBankAdam Meyers, Ruth Reeves, Catherine Macleod et al.
  78. Annotating a Corpus for Building a Domain-specific Knowledge BaseSabine Bartsch
  79. Annotation Tools for Large-Scale Corpus Development: Using AGTK at the Linguistic Data ConsortiumKazuaki Maeda, Stephanie Strassel
  80. Annotation of Anaphoric Expressions in an Aligned Bilingual CorpusAgnès Tutin, Meriam Haddara, Ruslan Mitkov et al.
  81. Annotation of Coreference Relations Among Linguistic Expressions and Images in Biological ArticlesAi Kawazoe, Asanobu Kitamoto, Nigel Collier
  82. Annotators' Agreement: The Case of Topic-Focus ArticulationKateřina Veselá, Jiří Havelka, Eva Hajičová
  83. Application of the BLEU Method for Evaluating Free-text Answers in an E-learning EnvironmentDiana Pérez, Enrique Alfonseca, Pilar Rodríguez
  84. Applying Computational Linguistic Techniques in a Documentary Project for Q'anjob'al (Mayan, Guatemala)Jonas Kuhn, B'alam Mateo-Toledo
  85. Applying a Part-of-Speech Tagger to Postal Address Detection on the WebNuno Cavalheiro Marques, Sérgio Gonçalves
  86. Architecture for Distributed Language Resource Management and ArchivingPeter Wittenburg, Heidi Johnson, Markus Buchhorn et al.
  87. Augmenting Manual Dictionaries for Statistical Machine Translation SystemsStephan Vogel, Christian Monson
  88. Automated Morphological Segmentation and EvaluationUwe D. Reichel, Karl Weilhammer
  89. Automatic Acquisition of Paradigmatic Relations Using Iterated Co-occurrencesChris Biemann, Stefan Bordag, Uwe Quasthoff
  90. Automatic Acquisition of Sense Examples Using ExRetrieverJuan Fernández, Mauro Castillo, German Rigau et al.
  91. Automatic Audio and Manual Transcripts Alignment, Time-code Transfer and Selection of Exact TranscriptsC. Barras, G. Adda, M. Adda-Decker et al.
  92. Automatic Bilingual Lexicon Acquisition Using Random Indexing of Aligned Bilingual DataMagnus Sahlgren
  93. Automatic Building Gazetteers of Co-referring Named EntitiesDaniel Ferrés, Marc Massot, Muntsa Padró et al.
  94. Automatic Classification of Geographic Named EntitiesDaniel Ferrés, Marc Massot, Muntsa Padró et al.
  95. Automatic Extraction of Hyponyms from Japanese Newspapers. Using Lexico-syntactic PatternsMaya Ando, Satoshi Sekine, Shun Ishizaki
  96. Automatic Extraction of Syntactic Semantic Patterns for Multilingual ResourcesBorja Navarro, Manuel Palomar, Patricio Martínez-Barco
  97. Automatic Generation of Compound Word Lexicon for Hindi Speech SynthesisS.R. Deepa, Kalika Bali, A.G. Ramakrishnan et al.
  98. Automatic Generation of Glosses in the OntoLearn SystemAlessandro Cucchiarelli, Roberto Navigli, Francesca Neri et al.
  99. Automatic Keyword Extraction from Spoken Text. A Comparison of Two Lexical Resources: EDR and WordNetLonneke van der Plas, Vincenzo Pallotta, Martin Rajman et al.
  100. Automatic Language-Independent Induction of Gazetteer ListsDiana Maynard, Kalina Bontcheva, Hamish Cunningham

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