[Corpora-List] NLP BOOK: RANLP vol. III

[Nicolas Nicolov]

       Recent Advances in Natural Language Processing III
          Current Issues in Linguistic Theory (CILT 260)
      ed. by N.Nicolov, K.Botcheva, G.Angelova and R.Mitkov
            Amsterdam/Philadelphia: John Benjamins


URL: http://www.benjamins.com/cgi-bin/t_bookview.cgi?bookid=CILT%20260


Table of contents

Editors' Foreword  .............................................  ix
 
I. Invited lectures
 
A type-theoretic approach to anaphora and ellipsis resolution
   Chris Fox & Shalom Lappin ...................................   1  

Human dialogue modelling using machine learning
   Yorick Wilks, Nick Webb, Andrea Setzer, Mark Hepple &
   Roberta Catizone ............................................  17  

Learning domain theories
   Stephen G. Pulman & Maria Liakata ...........................  29  

Recent developments in temporal information extraction
   Inderjeet Mani ..............................................  45  

Annotation-based finite state processing in a large-scale
   NLP arhitecture
   Branimir K. Boguraev ........................................  61  


II. Lexical semantics and lexical knowledge acquisition   

Acquiring lexical paraphrases from a single corpus
   Oren Glickman & Ido Dagan ...................................  81  

Multi-word collocation extraction by syntactic composition of
   collocation bigrams
   Violeta Seretan, Luka Nerima & Eric Wehrli ..................  91  

Combining independent modules in lexical multiple-choice problems
   Peter D. Turney, Michael L. Littman, Jeffrey Bigham &
   Victor Shnayder ............................................. 101  

Roget's thesaurus and semantic similarity
   Mario Jarmasz & Stan Szpakowicz ............................. 111  

Clustering WordNet word senses
   Eneko Agirre & Oier Lopez de Lacalle ........................ 121  

Inducing hyperlinking rules in text collections
   Roberto Basili, Maria Teresa Pazienza &
   Fabio Massimo Zanzotto ...................................... 131  

Near-synonym choice in natural language generation
   Diana Zaiu Inkpen & Graeme Hirst ............................ 141  


III. Tagging, parsing and syntax   

Fast and accurate part-of-speech tagging: The SVM approach revisited
   Jesús Giménez & Lluís Màrquez ............................... 153  

Part-of-speech tagging with minimal lexicalization
   Virginia Savova & Leon Peshkin .............................. 163  

Accurate annotation: An efficiency metric
   António Branco & João Silva ................................. 173  

Structured parameter estimation for LFG-DOP
   Mary Hearne & Khalil Sima'an ................................ 183  

Parsing without grammar - Using complete trees instead
   Sandra Kübler ............................................... 193  

Phrase recognition by filtering and ranking with perceptrons
   Xavier Carreras & Lluís Màrquez ............................. 205  

Cascaded finite-state partial parsing: A larger-first approach
   Sebastian van Delden & Fernando Gomez ....................... 217  

A constraint-based bottom-up counterpart to definite clause grammars
   Henning Christiansen ........................................ 227  


IV. Information extraction   

Using parallel texts to improve recall in botany
   Mary McGee Wood, Susannah J. Lydon, Valentin Tablan,
   Diana Maynard & Hamish Cunningham ........................... 237  

Marking atomic events in sets of related texts
   Elena Filatova & Vasileios Hatzivassiloglou ................. 247  

Semantically driven approach for scenario recognition
   in the IE system FRET
   Svetla Boytcheva, Milena Yankova & Albena Strupchanska ...... 257  

A framework for named entity recognition in the open domain
   Richard J. Evans ............................................ 267  


V. TEXT SUMMARISATION AND DOCUMENT PROCESSING   

Latent semantic analysis and the construction of coherent extracts
   Tristan Miller .............................................. 277  

Facilitating email thread access by extractive summary generation
   Ani Nenkova & Amit Bagga .................................... 287  

Towards deeper understanding of the latent semantic analysis
   performance
   Preslav Nakov, Elena Valchanova & Galia Angelova ............ 297  

Automatic linking of similar texts across languages
   Bruno Pouliquen, Ralf Steinberger & Camelia Ignat ........... 307  


VI. OTHER NLP TOPICS   

Verb phrase ellipsis detection using machine learning techniques
   Leif Arda Nielsen ........................................... 317  

HPSG-based annotation scheme for corpora development and
   parsing evaluation
   Kiril Iv. Simov ............................................. 327  

Arabic Morpho-syntax for Text-to-Speech
   Allan Ramsay & Hanady Mansour ............................... 337  

Guessing morphological classes of unknown German nouns
   Preslav Nakov, Yury Bonev, Galia Angelova, Evelyn Gius and
   Walther von Hahn ............................................ 347  

Building sense tagged corpora with volunteer contributions over
   the Web
   Rada Mihalcea and Timothy Chklovski ......................... 357  

Reducing false positives by expert combination in automatic
   keyword indexing
   Anette Hulth ................................................ 367  

Socrates: A question answering prototype for Bulgarian
   Hristo T. Tanev 377  

Unsupervised natural language disambiguation using
   non-ambiguous words
   Rada Mihalcea ............................................... 387  

List of Contributors  .......................................... 397  

Index .......................................................... 399



@BOOK{Nicolov-Bontcheva-Angelova-Mitkov'2004,
   EDITOR    = {Nicolas Nicolov and Kalina Botcheva and
                Galia Angelova and Ruslan Mitkov},
   TITLE     = {{R}ecent {A}dvances in
                {N}atural {L}anguage {P}rocessing {III}},
   PUBLISHER = {John Benjamins},
   ADDRESS   = {Amsterdam/Philadelphia},
   SERIES    = {Current Issues in Linguistic Theory (CILT)},
   VOLUME    = 260,
   PAGES     = 402,
   YEAR      = 2004,
   ISBN      = {1 58811 618 2}
}


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