📰 PACLIC 2012: all accepted papers

70 papers · the most cited first · ← PACLIC 2012

1. A CRF Sequence Labeling Approach to Chinese Punctuation PredictionYanqing Zhao, Chaoyue Wang, Guohong Fu
2. A Model of Vietnamese Person Named Entity Question Answering SystemMai-Vu Tran, Duc-Trong Le, Xuan Tu Tran et al.
3. A Reranking Approach for Dependency Parsing with Variable-sized Subtree FeaturesMo Shen, Daisuke Kawahara, Sadao Kurohashi
4. Accuracy and robustness in measuring the lexical similarity of semantic role fillers for automatic semantic MT evaluationAnand Karthik Tumuluru, Chi-kiu Lo, Dekai Wu
5. An Adaptive Method for Organization Name Disambiguation with Feature ReinforcingShu Zhang, Jianwei Wu, Dequan Zheng et al.
6. Analysis of Social and Expressive Factors of Requests by Methods of Text MiningDaša Munková, Michal Munk, Zuzana Fráterová et al.
7. Anaphora Annotation in Hindi Dependency TreeBankPraveen Dakwale, Himanshu Sharma, Dipti M Sharma
8. Annotation Scheme for Constructing Sentiment Corpus in KoreanHyopil Shin, Munhyong Kim, Hayeon Jang et al.
9. Answering Questions Requiring Cross-passage EvidenceKisuh Ahn, Hee-Rahk Chae
10. Applying Statistical Post-Editing to English-to-Korean Rule-based Machine Translation SystemKi-Young Lee, Young-Gil Kim
11. Automatic Detection of Gender and Number Agreement Errors in Spanish Texts Written by Japanese LearnersMaria del Pilar Valverde Ibanez, Akira Ohtani
12. Automatic Domain Adaptation for Word Sense Disambiguation Based on Comparison of Multiple ClassifiersKanako Komiya, Manabu Okumura
13. Automatic Tripartite Classification of Intransitive VerbsNitesh Surtani, Soma Paul
14. Building a Diverse Document Leads Corpus Annotated with Semantic RelationsMasatsugu Hangyo, Daisuke Kawahara, Sadao Kurohashi
15. Calculating Selectional Preferences of Transitive Verbs in KoreanSanghoun Song, Jae-Woong Choe
16. Can Word Segmentation be Considered Harmful for Statistical Machine Translation Tasks between Japanese and Chinese?Jing Sun, Yves Lepage
17. Chinese Sentiments on the Clouds: A Preliminary Experiment on Corpus Processing and Exploration on Cloud ServiceShu-Kai Hsieh, Yu-Yun Chang, Meng-Xian Shih
18. Classifying Dialogue Acts in Multi-party Live ChatsSu Nam Kim, Lawrence Cavedon, Timothy Baldwinour summary
19. Combining Social Cognitive Theories with Linguistic Features for Multi-genre Sentiment AnalysisHao Li, Yu Chen, Heng Ji et al.
20. Comparing Classifier use in Chinese and JapaneseYue Hui Ting, Francis Bond
21. Compositional Mechanisms of Japanese Numeral ClassifiersMiho Mano
22. Compositionality of NN Compounds: A Case Study on [N1+Artifactual-Type Event Nouns]Shan Wang, Chu-Ren Huang, Hongzhi Xu
23. Cross-Lingual Topic Alignment in Time Series Japanese / Chinese NewsShuo Hu, Yusuke Takahashi, Liyi Zheng et al.
24. Deep Lexical Acquisition of Type Properties in Low-resource Languages: A Case Study in WambayaJeremy Nicholson, Rachel Nordlinger, Timothy Baldwin
25. Developing a Deep Grammar of Indonesian within the ParGram Framework: Theoretical and Implementational ChallengesI Wayan Arka
26. Emotion Estimation from Sentence Using Relation between Japanese Slangs and Emotion ExpressionsKazuyuki Matsumoto, Kenji Kita, Fuji Ren
27. Emotional Tendency Identification for Micro-blog Topics Based on Multiple CharacteristicsQuanchao Liu, Chong Feng, Heyan Huang
28. Entity Set Expansion using Interactive Topic InformationKugatsu Sadamitsu, Kuniko Saito, Kenji Imamura et al.
29. Event Coercion of Mandarin Chinese Temporal Connective hou `after'Zuoyan Song
30. Extracting Keywords from Multi-party Live ChatsSu Nam Kim, Timothy Baldwin
31. Extracting Networks of People and Places from Literary TextsJohn Lee, Chak Yan Yeung
32. Extracting and Visualizing Semantic Relationships from Chinese Biomedical TextQingliang Miao, Shu Zhang, Bo Zhang et al.
33. From All Possible Worlds to Small Worlds: A Story of How We Started and Where We Will Go Doing SemanticsKiyong Lee
34. Gap in “Gapless” Relative Clauses in Korean and Other Asian LanguagesJeong-Shik Lee, Chungmin Lee
35. Handling Indonesian Clitics: A Dataset Comparison for an Indonesian-English Statistical Machine Translation SystemSeptina Dian Larasati
36. Hybrid Approach for the Interpretation of Nominal Compounds using OntologySruti Rallapalli, Soma Paul
37. Idiomaticity and Classical Traditions in Some East Asian LanguagesBenjamin K Tsou
38. Improved Constituent Context Model with FeaturesYun Huang, Min Zhang, Chew Lim Tan
39. Improving Chinese-to-Japanese Patent Translation Using English as Pivot LanguageXianhua Li, Yao Meng, Hao Yu
40. Improving Statistical Machine Translation with Processing Shallow ParsingHoai-Thu Vuong, Vinh Van Nguyen, Viet Hong Tran et al.
41. Indonesian Dependency Treebank: Annotation and ParsingNathan Green, Septina Dian Larasati, Zdenek Zabokrtsky
42. Introduction of a Probabilistic Language Model to Non-Factoid Question Answering Using Example Q&A PairsKyosuke Yoshida, Taro Ueda, Madoka Ishioroshi et al.
43. Japanese Pseudo-NPI Dare-mo as an “Unrestricted” Universal QuantifierKatsuhiko Yabushita
44. Language Independent Sentence-Level Subjectivity Analysis with Feature SelectionAditya Mogadala, Vasudeva Varma
45. Lexical Gaps and Lexicalization: Implications for Word Segmentation Systems for Chinese NLPChan-Chia Hsu
46. Nominative-marked Phrases in Japanese Tough ConstructionsAkira Ohtani, Maria del Pilar Valverde Ibanez
47. On Interpretation of Resultative Phrases in JapaneseTsuneko Nakazawa
48. On the Alleged Condition on the Base Verb of the Indirect Passive in JapaneseTomokazu Takehisa
49. Pattern Matching Refinements to Dictionary-Based Code-Switching Point DetectionNathaniel Oco, Rachel Edita Roxas
50. Pre- vs. Post-verbal Asymmetries and the Syntax of Korean RDCDaeho Chung
51. Predicting Answer Location Using Shallow Semantic Analogical Reasoning in a Factoid Question Answering SystemHapnes Toba, Mirna Adriani, Hisar Maruli Manurung
52. Product Name Classification for Product Instance DistinctionHye-Jin Min, Jong C. Park
53. Psych-Predicates: How They Are DifferentChungmin Lee
54. Psycholinguistics, Lexicography, and Word Sense DisambiguationOi Yee Kwong
55. Semantic Distributions of the Color Terms, Black and White in Taiwanese LanguagesHuei-ling Lai, Shu-chen Lu
56. Set Expansion using Sibling Relations between Semantic CategoriesSho Takase, Naoaki Okazaki, Kentaro Inui
57. Social Media: Friend or Foe of Natural Language Processing?Timothy Baldwin
58. Syntax-semantics mapping of locative argumentsSeungho Nam
59. Text Readability Classification of Textbooks of a Low-Resource LanguageZahurul Islam, Alexander Mehler, Rashedur Rahman
60. Thai Sentence Paraphrasing from the Lexical ResourceKrittaporn Phucharasupa, Ponrudee Netisopakul
61. The Headedness of Mandarin Chinese Serial Verb Constructions: A Corpus-Based StudyJingxia Lin, Chu-Ren Huang, Huarui Zhang et al.
62. The Role of Qualia Structure in Mandarin Children Acquiring Noun-modifying ConstructionsZhaojing Liu, Angel Wing-shan Chan
63. The Transliteration from Alphabet Queries to Japanese Product NamesRieko Tsuji, Yoshinori Nemoto, Wimvipa Luangpiensamut et al.
64. Things between Lexicon and GrammarYuji Matsumoto
65. Thought De se, first person indexicals and Chinese reflexive zijiYingying Wang, Haihua Pan
66. To Construct the Interpretation Templates for the Chinese Noun Compounds Based on Semantic Classes and Qualia StructuresXue Wei, Yulin Yuan
67. Towards a Semantic Annotation of English Television News - Building and Evaluating a Constraint Grammar FrameNetEckhard Bickour summary
68. Towards a Semantic Annotation of English Television News - Building and Evaluating a Constraint Grammar FrameNetShaohua Yang, Hai Zhao, Bao-liang Luour summary
69. Two Types of Nominalization in Japanese as an Outcome of Semantic Tree GrowthTohru Seraku
70. Type Construction of Event Nouns in Mandarin ChineseShan Wang, Chu-Ren Huang

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