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- Parsing and Real-World ApplicationsJohn Carroll. 3-5 [doi]
- Knowledge for Everyman - (Extended Abstract)Christiane Fellbaum. 6-9 [doi]
- Evolution of the ASR Decoder DesignMiroslav Novak. 10-17 [doi]
- Encoding Event and Argument Structures in WordnetsRaquel Amaro, Sara Mendes, Palmira Marrafa. 21-28 [doi]
- Lexical-Conceptual Relations as Qualia Role EncodersRaquel Amaro, Sara Mendes, Palmira Marrafa. 29-36 [doi]
- Towards Disambiguation of Word SketchesVít Baisa. 37-42 [doi]
- Towards an N-Version Dependency ParserMiguel Ballesteros, Jesús Herrera, Virginia Francisco, Pablo Gervás. 43-50 [doi]
- Advanced Searching in the Valency Lexicons Using PML-TQ Search EngineEduard Bejcek, Václava Kettnerová, Markéta Lopatková. 51-58 [doi]
- These Nouns That Hide Events: An Initial DetectionAmaria Adila Bouabdallah, Tassadit Amghar, Bernard Levrat. 59-66 [doi]
- Can Corpus Pattern Analysis Be Used in NLP?Silvie Cinková, Martin Holub, Pavel Rychlý, Lenka Smejkalová, Jana Sindlerová. 67-74 [doi]
- Extracting Human Spanish NounsSofía N. Galicia-Haro, Alexander F. Gelbukh. 75-83 [doi]
- Semantic Duplicate Identification with Parsing and Machine LearningSven Hartrumpf, Tim vor der Brück, Christian Eichhorn. 84-92 [doi]
- Comparison of Different Lemmatization Approaches through the Means of Information Retrieval PerformanceJakub Kanis, Lucie Skorkovská. 93-100 [doi]
- Evaluation of a Sentence Ranker for Text Summarization Based on Roget s ThesaurusAlistair Kennedy, Stan Szpakowicz. 101-108 [doi]
- Real Anaphora Resolution Is Hard - The Case of GermanManfred Klenner, Angela Fahrni, Rico Sennrich. 109-116 [doi]
- Event-Time Relation Identification Using Machine Learning and RulesAnup Kumar Kolya, Asif Ekbal, Sivaji Bandyopadhyay. 117-124 [doi]
- Question Answering for Not Yet Semantic WebMiloslav Konopík, Ondrej Rohlík. 125-132 [doi]
- Automatic Acquisition of Wordnet Relations by Distributionally Supported Morphological Patterns Extracted from Polish CorporaRoman Kurc, Maciej Piasecki, Stan Szpakowicz. 133-141 [doi]
- Study on Named Entity Recognition for Polish Based on Hidden Markov ModelsMichal Marcinczuk, Maciej Piasecki. 142-149 [doi]
- Semantic Role Patterns and Verb Classes in Verb Valency LexiconZuzana Neverilová. 150-156 [doi]
- Opinion Mining by Transformation-Based Domain AdaptationRóbert Ormándi, István Hegedüs, Richárd Farkas. 157-164 [doi]
- Improving Automatic Image Captioning Using Text Summarization TechniquesLaura Plaza, Elena Lloret, Ahmet Aker. 165-172 [doi]
- Perplexity of n-Gram and Dependency Language ModelsMartin Popel, David Marecek. 173-180 [doi]
- Analysis of Czech Web 1T 5-Gram Corpus and Its Comparison with Czech National Corpus DataVáclav Procházka, Petr Pollák. 181-188 [doi]
- Borda-Based Voting Schemes for Semantic Role LabelingVladimir Robles, Antonio Molina, Paolo Rosso. 189-196 [doi]
- Towards a Bank of Constituent Parse Trees for PolishMarek Swidzinski, Marcin Wolinski. 197-204 [doi]
- Coverage-Based Methods for Distributional Stopword Selection in Text SegmentationJoe Vasak, Fei Song. 205-215 [doi]
- Using TectoMT as a Preprocessing Tool for Phrase-Based Statistical Machine TranslationDaniel Zeman. 216-223 [doi]
- Automatic Sentiment Analysis Using the Textual Pattern Content Similarity in Natural LanguageJan Zizka, Frantisek Darena. 224-231 [doi]
- Correlation Features and a Linear Transform Specific Reproducing KernelAndreas Beschorner, Dietrich Klakow. 235-242 [doi]
- Automatic Detection and Evaluation of Edentulous Speakers with Insufficient DenturesTobias Bocklet, Florian Hönig, Tino Haderlein, Florian Stelzle, Christian Knipfer, Elmar Nöth. 243-250 [doi]
- Diagnostics for Debugging Speech Recognition SystemsMilos Cernak. 251-258 [doi]
- Automatic Lip Reading in the Dutch Language Using Active Appearance Models on High Speed RecordingsAlin Gavril Chitu, Karin Driel, Léon J. M. Rothkrantz. 259-266 [doi]
- Towards the Optimal Minimization of a Pronunciation Dictionary ModelSimon Dobrisek, Janez Zibert, France Mihelic. 267-274 [doi]
- Multimodal Emotion Recognition Based on the Decoupling of Emotion and Speaker InformationRok Gajsek, Vitomir Struc, France Mihelic. 275-282 [doi]
- Listening-Test-Based Annotation of Communicative Functions for Expressive Speech SynthesisMartin Gruber, Jindrich Matousek. 283-290 [doi]
- Czech HMM-Based Speech SynthesisZdenek Hanzlícek. 291-298 [doi]
- Using Syllables as Acoustic Units for Spontaneous Speech RecognitionJan Hejtmánek. 299-305 [doi]
- Embedded Speech Recognition in UPnP (DLNA) EnvironmentJozef Ivanecký, Radek Hampl. 306-313 [doi]
- Estonian: Some Findings for Modelling Speech Rhythmicity and Perception of Speech RateMari-Liis Kalvik, Meelis Mihkla, Indrek Kiissel, Indrek Hein. 314-321 [doi]
- Using Gradient Descent Optimization for Acoustics Training from Heterogeneous DataMartin Karafiát, Igor Szöke, Jan Cernocký. 322-329 [doi]
- Recovery of Rare Words in Lecture SpeechStefan Kombrink, Mirko Hannemann, Lukas Burget, Hynek Hermansky. 330-337 [doi]
- Enhancing Emotion Recognition from Speech through Feature SelectionTheodoros Kostoulas, Todor Ganchev, Alexandros Lazaridis, Nikos Fakotakis. 338-344 [doi]
- Collection and Analysis of Data for Evaluation of Concatenation Cost FunctionsMilan Legát, Jindrich Matousek. 345-352 [doi]
- Emotion Recognition from Speech by Combining Databases and Fusion of ClassifiersIulia Lefter, Léon J. M. Rothkrantz, Pascal Wiggers, David A. van Leeuwen. 353-360 [doi]
- Emologus - A Compositional Model of Emotion Detection Based on the Propositional Content of Spoken UtterancesMarc Le Tallec, Jeanne Villaneau, Jean-Yves Antoine, Agata Savary, Arielle Syssau. 361-368 [doi]
- Automatic Segmentation of Parasitic Sounds in Speech Corpora for TTS SynthesisJindrich Matousek. 369-376 [doi]
- Adapting Lexical and Language Models for Transcription of Highly Spontaneous Spoken CzechJan Nouza, Jan Silovský. 377-384 [doi]
- Fast Phonetic/Lexical Searching in the Archives of the Czech Holocaust Testimonies: Advancing Towards the MALACH Project VisionsJosef Psutka, Jan Svec, Josef V. Psutka, Jan Vanek, Ales Prazák, Lubos Smídl. 385-391 [doi]
- CORPRES - Corpus of Russian Professionally Read SpeechPavel A. Skrelin, Nina B. Volskaya, Daniil Kocharov, Karina Evgrafova, Olga Glotova, Vera Evdokimova. 392-399 [doi]
- Hybrid HMM/BLSTM-RNN for Robust Speech RecognitionYang Sun, Louis ten Bosch, Lou Boves. 400-407 [doi]
- Some Aspects of ASR Transcription Based Unsupervised Speaker Adaptation for HMM Speech SynthesisBálint Tóth, Tibor Fegyó, Géza Németh. 408-415 [doi]
- Online TV Captioning of Czech Parliamentary SessionsJan Trmal, Ales Prazák, Zdenek Loose, Josef Psutka. 416-422 [doi]
- Adaptation of a Feedforward Artificial Neural Network Using a Linear TransformJan Trmal, Jan Zelinka, Ludek Müller. 423-430 [doi]
- Gender-Dependent Acoustic Models Fusion Developed for Automatic Subtitling of Parliament Meetings Broadcasted by the Czech TVJan Vanek, Josef V. Psutka. 431-438 [doi]
- Parallel Training of Neural Networks for Speech RecognitionKarel Veselý, Lukas Burget, Frantisek Grézl. 439-446 [doi]
- Design and Implementation of a Bayesian Network Speech RecognizerPascal Wiggers, Léon J. M. Rothkrantz, Rob van de Lisdonk. 447-454 [doi]
- Special Speech Synthesis for Social Network WebsitesCsaba Zainkó, Tamás Gábor Csapó, Géza Németh. 455-463 [doi]
- Robust Statistic Estimates for Adaptation in the Task of Speech RecognitionZbynek Zajíc, Lukás Machlica, Ludek Müller. 464-471 [doi]
- A Priori and A Posteriori Machine Learning and Nonlinear Artificial Neural NetworksJan Zelinka, Jan Romportl, Ludek Müller. 472-479 [doi]
- Posterior Estimates and Transforms for Speech RecognitionJan Zelinka, Lubos Smídl, Jan Trmal, Ludek Müller. 480-487 [doi]
- A Multimodal Dialogue System for an Ambient Intelligent Application in Home EnvironmentsNieves Ábalos, Gonzalo Espejo, Ramón López-Cózar, Zoraida Callejas, David Griol. 491-498 [doi]
- Integrating Aggregation Strategies in an In-Home Domain Dialogue SystemPablo Gervás, Gabriel Amores Carredano, Raquel Hervás, Guillermo Pérez, Susana Bautista, Virginia Francisco, Pilar Manchón Portillo. 499-506 [doi]
- A Methodology for Learning Optimal Dialog StrategiesDavid Griol, Michael F. McTear, Zoraida Callejas, Ramón López-Cózar, Nieves Ábalos, Gonzalo Espejo. 507-514 [doi]
- The Structure of a Discontinuous Dialogue Formed by Internet CommentsTiit Hennoste, Olga Gerassimenko, Riina Kasterpalu, Mare Koit, Kirsi Laanesoo, Anni Oja, Andriela Rääbis, Krista Strandson. 515-522 [doi]
- Using Knowledge about Misunderstandings to Increase the Robustness of Spoken Dialogue SystemsRamón López-Cózar, Zoraida Callejas, Nieves Ábalos, Gonzalo Espejo, David Griol. 523-530 [doi]
- Linguistic Adaptation in Semi-natural Dialogues: Age ComparisonMarie Nilsenová, Palesa Nolting. 531-538 [doi]
- Automatic Speech Recognition Based on Multiple Level Units in Spoken Dialogue System for In-Vehicle AppliancesMasafumi Nishida, Yasuo Horiuchi, Shingo Kuroiwa, Akira Ichikawa. 539-546 [doi]
- Dialogue System Based on EDECÁN ArchitectureJavier Mikel Olaso, M. Inés Torres. 547-551 [doi]
- Integration of Speech and Text Processing Modules into a Real-Time Dialogue SystemJan Ptácek, Pavel Ircing, Miroslav Spousta, Jan Romportl, Zdenek Loose, Silvie Cinková, José Relaño-Gil, Raúl Santos. 552-559 [doi]
- Client and Speech Detection System for Intelligent InfokioskAndrey Ronzhin, Alexey Karpov, Irina S. Kipyatkova, Milos Zelezný. 560-567 [doi]
- Prototype of Czech Spoken Dialog System with Mixed Initiative for Railway Information ServiceJan Svec, Lubos Smídl. 568-575 [doi]
- An NLP-Oriented Analysis of the Instant Messaging DiscourseJustyna Walkowska. 576-583 [doi]
- Expressive Gibberish Speech Synthesis for Affective Human-Computer InteractionSelma Yilmazyildiz, Lukas Latacz, Wesley Mattheyses, Werner Verhelst. 584-590 [doi]