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728 papers · page 8 of 8 · the most cited first · ← LREC 2018

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  1. Using Discourse Information for Education with a Spanish-Chinese Parallel Corpus ↗Shuyuan Cao, Harritxu Gete
  2. Using English Baits to Catch Serbian Multi-Word Terminology ↗Cvetana Krstev, Branislava Šandrih, Ranka Stanković et al.
  3. Using a Corpus of English and Chinese Political Speeches for Metaphor Analysis ↗Kathleen Ahrens, Huiheng Zeng, Shun-han Rebekah Wong
  4. Utilizing Large Twitter Corpora to Create Sentiment Lexica ↗Valerij Fredriksen, Brage Jahren, Björn Gambäck
  5. VAST: A Corpus of Video Annotation for Speech Technologies ↗Jennifer Tracey, Stephanie Strassel
  6. Very Large-Scale Lexical Resources to Enhance Chinese and Japanese Machine Translation ↗Jack Halpern
  7. Visual Choice of Plausible Alternatives: An Evaluation of Image-based Commonsense Causal Reasoning ↗Jinyoung Yeo, Gyeongbok Lee, Gengyu Wang et al.
  8. Visualization of the occurrence trend of infectious diseases using Twitter ↗Ryusei Matsumoto, Minoru Yoshida, Kazuyuki Matsumoto et al.
  9. Visualizing the “Dictionary of Regionalisms of France” (DRF) ↗Ada Wan
  10. Voice Builder: A Tool for Building Text-To-Speech Voices ↗Pasindu De Silva, Theeraphol Wattanavekin, Tang Hao et al.
  11. WASA: A Web Application for Sequence Annotation ↗Fahad AlGhamdi, Mona Diab
  12. We Are Depleting Our Research Subject as We Are Investigating It: In Language Technology, more Replication and Diversity Are Needed ↗António Branco
  13. Web-based Annotation Tool for Inflectional Language Resources ↗Abdulrahman Alosaimy, Eric Atwell
  14. What Causes the Differences in Communication Styles? A Multicultural Study on Directness and Elaborateness ↗Juliana Miehle, Wolfgang Minker, Stefan Ultes
  15. What's Wrong, Python? – A Visual Differ and Graph Library for NLP in Python ↗Balázs Indig, András Simonyi, Noémi Ligeti-Nagy
  16. When ACE met KBP: End-to-End Evaluation of Knowledge Base Population with Component-level Annotation ↗Bonan Min, Marjorie Freedman, Roger Bock et al.
  17. WikiArt Emotions: An Annotated Dataset of Emotions Evoked by Art ↗Saif Mohammad, Svetlana Kiritchenko
  18. WikiDragon: A Java Framework For Diachronic Content And Network Analysis Of MediaWikis ↗Rüdiger Gleim, Alexander Mehler, Sung Y. Song
  19. Word Affect IntensitiesSaif Mohammadour summary
  20. Word Embedding Approach for Synonym Extraction of Multi-Word Terms ↗Amir Hazem, Béatrice Daille
  21. Word Embedding Evaluation Datasets and Wikipedia Title Embedding for Chinese ↗Chi-Yen Chen, Wei-Yun Ma
  22. WordKit: a Python Package for Orthographic and Phonological Featurization ↗Stéphan Tulkens, Dominiek Sandra, Walter Daelemans
  23. WordNet-Shp: Towards the Building of a Lexical Database for a Peruvian Minority Language ↗Diego Maguiño-Valencia, Arturo Oncevay-Marcos, Marco A. Sobrevilla Cabezudo
  24. World Knowledge for Abstract Meaning Representation Parsing ↗Charles Welch, Jonathan K. Kummerfeld, Song Feng et al.
  25. WorldTree: A Corpus of Explanation Graphs for Elementary Science Questions supporting Multi-hop InferencePeter Jansen, Elizabeth Wainwright, Steven Marmorstein et al.our summary
  26. You Tweet What You Speak: A City-Level Dataset of Arabic Dialects ↗Muhammad Abdul-Mageed, Hassan Alhuzali, Mohamed Elaraby
  27. ZAP: An Open-Source Multilingual Annotation Projection Framework ↗Alan Akbik, Roland Vollgraf
  28. `Aye' or `No'? Speech-level Sentiment Analysis of Hansard UK Parliamentary Debate Transcripts ↗Gavin Abercrombie, Riza Batista-Navarro

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