📰 MWE 2024: all accepted papers

27 papers · the most cited first · ← MWE 2024

1. A Universal Dependencies Treebank for Gujarati ↗Mayank Jobanputra, Maitrey Mehta, Çağrı Çöltekin
2. Ad Hoc Compounds for Stance Detection ↗Qi Yu, Fabian Schlotterbeck, Hening Wang et al.
3. Annotation of Multiword Expressions in the SUK 1.0 Training Corpus of Slovene: Lessons Learned and Future Steps ↗Jaka Čibej, Polona Gantar, Mija Bon
4. Assessing BERT's sensitivity to idiomaticity ↗Li Liu, Francois Lareau
5. Automatic Manipulation of Training Corpora to Make Parsers Accept Real-world Text ↗Hiroshi Kanayama, Ran Iwamoto, Masayasu Muraoka et al.
6. BERT-based Idiom Identification using Language Translation and Word Cohesion ↗Arnav Yayavaram, Siddharth Yayavaram, Prajna Upadhyay et al.
7. Combining Grammatical and Relational Approaches. A Hybrid Method for the Identification of Candidate Collocations from Corpora ↗Damiano Perri, Irene Fioravanti, Osvaldo Gervasi et al.
8. Diachronic Analysis of Multi-word Expression Functional Categories in Scientific EnglishDiego Alves, Stefania Degaetano-Ortlieb, Elena Schmidt et al.our summary
9. Domain-Weighted Batch Sampling for Neural Dependency Parsing ↗Jacob Striebel, Daniel Dakota, Sandra Kübler
10. Every Time We Hire an LLM, the Reasoning Performance of the Linguists Goes Up ↗Harish Tayyar Madabushi
11. Fitting Fixed Expressions into the UD Mould: Swedish as a Use CaseLars Ahrenbergour summary
12. Identification and Annotation of Body Part Multiword Expressions in Old Egyptian ↗Roberto Díaz Hernández
13. Lexicons Gain the Upper Hand in Arabic MWE Identification ↗Najet Hadj Mohamed, Agata Savary, Cherifa Ben Khelil et al.
14. Light Verb Constructions in Universal Dependencies for South Asian Languages ↗Abishek Stephen, Daniel Zeman
15. Multiword Expressions between the Corpus and the Lexicon: Universality, Idiosyncrasy, and the Lexicon-Corpus Interface ↗Verginica Barbu Mititelu, Voula Giouli, Kilian Evang et al.
16. Overcoming Early Saturation on Low-Resource Languages in Multilingual Dependency Parsing ↗Jiannan Mao, Chenchen Ding, Hour Kaing et al.
17. Part-of-Speech Tagging for Northern Kurdish ↗Peshmerge Morad, Sina Ahmadi, Lorenzo Gatti
18. Revisiting VMWEs in Hindi: Annotating Layers of Predication ↗Kanishka Jain, Ashwini Vaidya
19. Sign of the Times: Evaluating the use of Large Language Models for Idiomaticity Detection ↗Dylan Phelps, Thomas Pickard, Maggie Mi et al.
20. Strategies for the Annotation of Pronominalised Locatives in Turkic Universal Dependency Treebanks ↗Jonathan Washington, Çağrı Çöltekin, Furkan Akkurt et al.
21. Synthetic-Error Augmented Parsing of Swedish as a Second Language: Experiments with Word Order ↗Arianna Masciolini, Emilie Francis, Maria Irena Szawerna
22. The Vedic Compound Dataset ↗Sven Sellmer, Oliver Hellwig
23. To Leave No Stone Unturned: Annotating Verbal Idioms in the Parallel Meaning Bank ↗Rafael Ehren, Kilian Evang, Laura Kallmeyer
24. Towards the semantic annotation of SR-ELEXIS corpus: Insights into Multiword Expressions and Named Entities ↗Cvetana Krstev, Ranka Stanković, Aleksandra M. Marković et al.
25. Universal Dependencies for SaraikiMeesum Alam, Francis Tyers, Emily Hanink et al.our summary
26. Universal Feature-based Morphological Trees ↗Federica Gamba, Abishek Stephen, Zdeněk Žabokrtský
27. Using Universal Dependencies for testing hypotheses about communicative efficiency ↗Natalia Levshina

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