Table of Contents

• Chinese Classifier Assignment Using SVMsHui Guo, Huayan Zhong. [doi]
• The Second International Chinese Word Segmentation BakeoffThomas Emerson. [doi]
• Chinese Sketch Engine and the Extraction of Grammatical CollocationsChu-Ren Huang, Adam Kilgarriff, Yi-Ching Wu, Chih Ming Chiu, Simon Smith, Pavel Rychlý, Ming-Hong Bai, Keh-Jiann Chen. [doi]
• Word Meaning Inducing via Character Ontology: A Survey on the Semantic Prediction of Chinese Two-Character WordsShu-Kai Hsieh. [doi]
• Maximal Match Chinese Segmentation Augmented by Resources Generated from a Very Large Dictionary for Post-ProcessingKa-Po Chow, Andy C. Chin, Wing Fu Tsoi. [doi]
• A Conditional Random Field Word Segmenter for Sighan Bakeoff 2005Huihsin Tseng, Pi-Chuan Chang, Galen Andrew, Daniel Jurafsky, Christopher D. Manning. [doi]
• Domain Specific Word Extraction from Hierarchical Web Documents: A First Step Toward Building Lexicon Trees from Web CorporaJing-Shin Chang. [doi]
• Resolving Pronominal References in Chinese with the Hobbs AlgorithmSusan P. Converse. [doi]
• A Hybrid Approach to Chinese Word Segmentation around CRFsJunsheng Zhou, Xin-Yu Dai, Ni Rui-yu, Jiajun Chen. [doi]
• Two-Phase LMR-RC Tagging for Chinese Word SegmentationTak Pang Lau, Irwin King. [doi]
• Towards a Hybrid Model for Chinese Word SegmentationXiaofei Lu. [doi]
• Product Named Entity Recognition Based on Hierarchical Hidden Markov ModelFeifan Liu, Jun Zhao 0001, Bibo Lv, Bo Xu, Hao Yu. [doi]
• Perceptron Learning for Chinese Word SegmentationYaoyong Li, Chuanjiang Miao, Kalina Bontcheva, Hamish Cunningham. [doi]
• Some Studies on Chinese Domain Knowledge Dictionary and Its Application to Text ClassificationJingbo Zhu, Wenliang Chen. [doi]
• Learning a Log-Linear Model with Bilingual Phrase-Pair Features for Statistical Machine TranslationBing Zhao, Alex Waibel. [doi]
• Chinese Word Segmentation Based On Direct Maximum Entropy ModelShi Wuguang. [doi]
• Data-driven Language Independent Word Segmentation Using Character-Level InformationDong-Hee Lim, Seung-Shik Kang. [doi]
• Chinese Deterministic Dependency Analyzer: Examining Effects of Global Features and Root Node FinderYuchang Cheng, Masayuki Asahara, Yuji Matsumoto 0001. [doi]
• A Maximum Entropy Approach to Chinese Word SegmentationJin Kiat Low, Hwee Tou Ng, Wenyuan Guo. [doi]
• Description of the HKU Chinese Word Segmentation System for Sighan Bakeoff 2005Guohong Fu, Kang-Kwong Luke, Percy Ping-Wai Wong. [doi]
• Integrating Collocation Features in Chinese Word Sense DisambiguationWanyin Li, Qin Lu, Wenjie Li. [doi]
• An Example-Based Chinese Word Segmentation System for CWSB-2Chunyu Kit, Xiaoyue Liu. [doi]
• Detecting Segmentation Errors in Chinese Annotated CorpusChengjie Sun, Changning Huang, Xiaolong Wang, Mu Li. [doi]
• Chinese Word Segmentation based on Mixing ModelWei Jiang, Jian Zhao, Yi Guan, Zhiming Xu. [doi]
• Report to BMM-based Chinese Word Segmentor with Context-based Unknown Word Identifier for the Second International Chinese Word Segmentation BakeoffJia-Lin Tsai. [doi]
• Chinese Word Segmentation in FTRD BeijingHeng Li, Yuan Dong, Xinnian Mao, Haila Wang, Wu Liu. [doi]
• Turn-taking in Mandarin Dialogue: Interactions of Tone and IntonationGina-Anne Levow. [doi]
• Using Word-Pair Identifier to Improve Chinese Input SystemJia-Lin Tsai. [doi]
• Combination of Machine Learning Methods for Optimum Chinese Word SegmentationMasayuki Asahara, Kenta Fukuoka, Ai Azuma, Chooi-Ling Goh, Yotaro Watanabe, Yuji Matsumoto 0001, Takashi Tsuzuki. [doi]
• Unigram Language Model for Chinese Word SegmentationAitao Chen, Yiping Zhou, Anne Zhang, Gordon Sun. [doi]
• Chinese Word Segmentation in ICT-NLPShuanglong Li. [doi]
• The Robustness of Domain Lexico-Taxonomy: Expanding Domain Lexicon with CiLinChu-Ren Huang, Xiang-Bing Li, Jia-Fei Hong. [doi]
• Morphological features help POS tagging of unknown words across language varietiesHuihsin Tseng, Daniel Jurafsky, Christopher D. Manning. [doi]
• Chinese Word Segmentation with Multiple Postprocessors in HIT-IRLabHuipeng Zhang, Ting Liu, Jinshan Ma, Xiantao Liao. [doi]
• NIL Is Not Nothing: Recognition of Chinese Network Informal Language ExpressionsYunqing Xia, Kam-Fai Wong, Wei Gao 0001. [doi]