Table of Contents

• Delivering trusted data via Solid podsRuben Verborgh. [doi]
• Towards an Early Warning System for Online and Offline ViolenceDiana Maynard. [doi]
• Austrian German - Linguistic, Normative and Political PerspectivesJutta Ransmayr. [doi]
• Refinement of the Classification of Translations - Extension of the vartrans Module in OntoLex-LemonFrances Gillis-Webber. 37-48 [doi]
• Leveraging DBnary Data to Enrich Information of Multiword Terms in WiktionaryGilles Sérasset, Thierry Declerck, Lenka Bajcetic. 49-60 [doi]
• Lexico-Semantic Mapping of a Historical Dictionary: An Automated Approach with DBpediaSabine Tittel. 61-72 [doi]
• Linking the Computational Historical Semantics corpus to the LiLa Knowledge Base of Interoperable Linguistic Resources for LatinGiulia Pedonese, Flavio Massimiliano Cecchini, Marco Carlo Passarotti. 74-85 [doi]
• Graph Databases for Diachronic Language Data ModellingBarbara McGillivray, Pierluigi Cassotti, Davide Di Pierro, Paola Marongiu, Anas Fahad Khan, Stefano Ferilli, Pierpaolo Basile. 86-96 [doi]
• Contextual Profiling of Charged Terms in Historical NewspapersRyan Brate, Marieke van Erp, Antal van den Bosch. 97-108 [doi]
• The Cardamom Workbench for Historical and Under-Resourced LanguagesAdrian Doyle, Theodorus Fransen, Bernardo Stearns, John P. McCrae, Oksana Dereza, Priya Rani. 109-120 [doi]
• Sentiment Inference for Gender ProfilingManfred Klenner. 122-133 [doi]
• Multimodal Offensive Meme Classification with Natural Language InferenceShardul Suryawanshi, Mihael Arcan, Suzanne Little, Paul Buitelaar. 134-145 [doi]
• MEAN: Metaphoric Erroneous ANalogies dataset for PTLMs metaphor knowledge probingLucia Pitarch, Jordi Bernad, Jorge Gracia. 147-152 [doi]
• An Empirical Analysis of Task Relations in the Multi-Task Annotation of an Arabizi CorpusElisa Gugliotta, Marco Dinarelli. 154-165 [doi]
• Crowdsourcing OLiA Annotation Models the Indirect WayChristian Chiarcos. 166-179 [doi]
• Towards ELTeC-LLOD: European Literary Text Collection Linguistic Linked Open DataRanka Stankovic, Christian Chiarcos, Milos Utvic, Olivera Kitanovic. 180-191 [doi]
• Human-Machine Collaborative Annotation: A Case Study with GPT-3Ole Magnus Holter, Basil Ell. 193-206 [doi]
• LexExMachinaQA: A framework for the automatic induction ofontology lexica for Question Answering over Linked DataMohammad Fazleh Elahi, Basil Ell, Philipp Cimiano. 207-218 [doi]
• Unifying Emotion Analysis Datasets using Valence Arousal Dominance (VAD)Mo El-Haj, Ryutaro Takanami. 220-225 [doi]
• Challenges and Solutions in Transliterating 19th Century Romanian Texts from the Transitional to the Latin ScriptMarc E. Frîncu, Simina Frîncu, Marius E. Penteliuc. 226-231 [doi]
• A variationist analysis of two French attitude expressions: je pense and je croisDelin Deng. 232-238 [doi]
• Making Non-Normalized Content Retrievable - A Tagging Pipeline for a Corpus of Expert-Layperson TextsChristian Lang, Ngoc Duyen Tanja Tu, Laura Zeidler. 239-244 [doi]
• MG2P: An Empirical Study Of Multilingual Training for Manx G2PShubhanker Banerjee, Bharathi Raja Chakravarthi, John P. McCrae. 246-255 [doi]
• Improving Graph-to-Text Generation Using Cycle TrainingFina Polat, Ilaria Tiddi, Paul Groth, Piek Vossen. 256-261 [doi]
• FinAraT5: A text to text model for financial Arabic text understanding and generationNadhem Zmandar, Mo El-Haj, Paul Rayson. 262-273 [doi]
• Modeling and Comparison of Narrative Domains with Shallow OntologiesFranziska Pannach, Theresa Blaschke. 274-280 [doi]
• A new learner language data set for the study of English for Specific Purposes at universityCyriel Mallart, Nicolas Ballier, Jen-Yu Li, Andrew J. Simpkin, Bernardo Stearns, Rémi Venant, Thomas Gaillat. 281-287 [doi]
• Grumpiness ambivalently relates to negative and positive emotions in ironic Austrian German text dataAndreas Baumann, Nicole Bausch, Juliane Benson, Sarah Bloos, Nikoletta Jablonczay, Thomas Kirchmair, Emilie Sitter. 288-293 [doi]
• Orbis Annotator: An Open Source Toolkit for the Efficient Annotation and Refinement of TextNorman Süsstrunk, Andreas Fraefel, Albert Weichselbraun, Adrian M. P. Brasoveanu. 294-305 [doi]
• Open-Source Thesaurus Development for Under-Resourced Languages: a Welsh Case StudyNouran Khallaf, Elin Arfon, Mo El-Haj, Jonathan Morris, Dawn Knight, Paul Rayson, Tymaa Hasanain Hammouda, Mustafa Jarrar. 306-315 [doi]
• ISO LMF 24613-6: A Revised Syntax Semantics Module for the Lexical Markup FrameworkFrancesca Frontini, Laurent Romary, Anas Fahad Khan. 316-321 [doi]
• Word in context task for the Slovene languageTimotej Knez, Slavko Zitnik. 322-327 [doi]
• Large Vocabulary Continous Speech Recognition for Nepali Language using CNN and TransformerShishir Paudel, Bal Krishna Bal, Dhiraj Shrestha. 328-333 [doi]
• Knowledge Storage Ecosystem: an Open Source Tool for NLP Results Management (Documents and Semantic Information)Julián Moreno Schneider, María González-García, Georg Rehm. 334-339 [doi]
• Towards a Conversational Web? A Benchmark for Analysing Semantic Change with Conversational Knowledge Bots and Linked Open DataFlorentina Armaselu, Elena Simona Apostol, Christian Chiarcos, Anas Fahad Khan, Chaya Liebeskind, Barbara McGillivray, Ciprian-Octavian Truica, Andrius Utka, Giedre Valunaite Oleskeviciene. 340-346 [doi]
• Adopting Linguistic Linked Data Principles: Insights on Users' ExperienceVerginica Barbu Mititelu, Maria Pia di Buono, Hugo Gonçalo Oliveira, Blerina Spahiu, Giedre Valunaite Oleskeviciene. 347-357 [doi]
• GPT3 as a Portuguese Lexical Knowledge Base?Hugo Gonçalo Oliveira, Ricardo Rodrigues 0001. 358-363 [doi]
• A uniform RDF-based Representation of the Interlinking of Wordnets and Sign Language DataThierry Declerck, Sam Bigeard, Dorians Callus, Benjamin Matthews, Sussi Olsen, Loran Ripard Xuereb. 364-373 [doi]
• CURED4NLG: A Dataset for Table-to-Text GenerationNivranshu Pasricha, Mihael Arcan, Paul Buitelaar. 374-384 [doi]
• Beyond Concatenative Morphology: Applying OntoLex-Morph to MalteseMaxim Ionov, Mike Rosner. 385-391 [doi]
• Towards Language Acquisition Through Cross-Language Etymological Links in Linked Linguistic Open DataMaxim Duzij, Vojtech Svátek, Petr Strossa. 392-397 [doi]
• Validation of the Bigger Analogy Test Set Translation into Croatian, Lithuanian and SlovakRadovan Garabík, Ana Ostroski Anic, Sigita Rackeviciene, Giedre Valunaite Oleskeviciene, Linas Selmistraitis, Andrius Utka. 402-409 [doi]
• Workflow Reversal and Data Wrangling in Multilingual Diachronic Analysis and Linguistic Linked Open Data ModellingFlorentina Armaselu, Barbara McGillivray, Chaya Liebeskind, Giedre Valunaite Oleskeviciene, Andrius Utka, Daniela Gifu, Anas Fahad Khan, Elena Simona Apostol, Ciprian-Octavian Truica. 410-416 [doi]
• DBnary2Vec: Preliminary Study on Lexical Embeddings for Downstream NLP TasksNakanyseth Vuth, Gilles Sérasset. 417-427 [doi]
• Information Extraction of Political Statements at the Passage LevelJuan-Francisco Reyes. 428-432 [doi]
• Validation of Language Agnostic Models for Discourse Marker DetectionMariana Damova, Kostadin Mishev, Giedre Valunaite Oleskeviciene, Chaya Liebeskind, Purificação Silvano, Dimitar Trajanov, Ciprian-Octavian Truica, Elena Simona Apostol, Christian Chiarcos, Anna Baczkowska. 434-439 [doi]
• ISO-DR-core Plugs into ISO-dialogue Acts for a Cross-linguistic Taxonomy of Discourse MarkersPurificação Silvano, Mariana Damova. 440-448 [doi]
• Testing the Continuity Hypothesis: A decompositional approachDebopam Das, Markus Egg. 449-454 [doi]
• Lexical Retrieval Hypothesis in Multimodal ContextPo-Ya Angela Wang, Pin-Er Chen, Hsin-Yu Chou, Yu-Hsiang Tseng, Shu-Kai Hsieh. 455-465 [doi]
• Multi-word Expressions as Discourse Markers in Multilingual TED-ELH Parallel CorpusGiedre Valunaite Oleskeviciene, Chaya Liebeskind. 466-469 [doi]
• DRIPPS: a Corpus with Discourse Relations in Perfect Participial SentencesPurificação Silvano, João Cordeiro, Antonio Leal, Sebastião Pais. 470-481 [doi]
• Adopting ISO 24617-8 for Discourse Relations Annotation in Polish:Challenges and Future DirectionsSebastian Zurowski, Daniel Ziembicki, Aleksandra Tomaszewska, Maciej Ogrodniczuk, Agata Drozd. 482-492 [doi]
• An Algorithm for Pythonizing Rhetorical StructuresAndrew Potter. 493-503 [doi]
• The shaping of the narrative on migration: A corpus assisted quantitative discourse analysis of the impact of the divisive media framing of migrants in KoreaClara Delort, Eunkyoung Jo. 504-512 [doi]
• WIDISBOT: Widget to analyse disinformation and content spread by botsJosé Manuel Camacho, Luis Perez-Miguel, David Arroio. 514-519 [doi]
• Debunking Disinformation with GADMO: A Topic Modeling Analysis of a Comprehensive Corpus of German-language Fact-ChecksJonas Rieger, Nico Hornig, Jonathan Flossdorf, Henrik Müller, Stephan Mündges, Carsten Jentsch, Jörg Rahnenführer, Christina Elmer. 520-531 [doi]
• Exploring Intensities of Hate Speech on Social Media: A Case Study on Explaining Multilingual Models with XAIRaisa Romanov Geleta, Klaus Eckelt, Emilia Parada-Cabaleiro, Markus Schedl. 532-537 [doi]
• Assessing Italian News Reliability in the Health Domain through Text Analysis of HeadlinesLuca Giordano, Maria Pia di Buono. 538-548 [doi]
• Cross-Lingual Transfer Learning for Misinformation Detection: Investigating Performance Across Multiple LanguagesOguzhan Ozcelik, Arda Sarp Yenicesu, Onur Yildirim, Dilruba Sultan Haliloglu, Erdem Ege Eroglu, Fazli Can. 549-558 [doi]
• A First Attempt to Detect Misinformation in Russia-Ukraine War News through Text SimilarityNina Khairova, Bogdan Ivasiuk, Fabrizio Lo Scudo, Carmela Comito, Andrea Galassi. 559-564 [doi]
• Unlocking the Complexity of English Phrasal Verbs and Polysemes: An Analysis of Semantic Relations Using A-Level Vocabulary ItemsKohei Takebayashi, Yukio Tono. 566-578 [doi]
• Towards a Unified Digital Resource for Tunisian ArabicElisa Gugliotta, Michele Mallia, Livia Panascì. 579-590 [doi]
• Bridging Corpora: Creating Learner Pathways Across TextsHugh Paterson, Bret Mulligan, Anna Lacy, Patricia Guardiola. 591-596 [doi]
• Profiling Linguistic Knowledge GraphsBlerina Spahiu, Renzo Arturo Alva Principe, Andrea Maurino. 598-606 [doi]
• Pruning and re-ranking the frequent patterns in knowledge graph profiling using machine learningGollam Rabby, Farhana Keya, Vojtech Svátek, Blerina Spahiu. 607-611 [doi]
• Sentiment analysis with emojis: a model for BrazilianVinícius Moitinho da Silva Santos, Raquel Freitag, Julian Tejada, Ayla Santana Florêncio, Pedro Paulo Oliveira Barros Souza, Túlio Sousa Gois. 613-616 [doi]
• SLIWC, Morality, NarrOnt and Senpy Annotations: four vocabularies to fight radicalizationJ. Fernando Sánchez-Rada, Oscar Araque, Guillermo García-Grao, Carlos Angel Iglesias. 617-626 [doi]
• Czech Offensive Language: Testing a Simplified Offensive Language TaxonomyOlga Dontcheva-Navratilova, Renata Povolná. 627-632 [doi]
• Football terminology: compilation and transformation into OntoLex-Lemon resourceJelena Lazarevic, Ranka Stankovic, Mihailo Skoric, Biljana Rujevic. 634-645 [doi]
• The Importance of Being Interoperable: Theoretical and Practical Implications in Converting TBX to OntoLex-LemonAndrea Bellandi, Giorgio Maria Di Nunzio, Silvia Piccini, Federica Vezzani. 646-651 [doi]
• Formalizing Translation Equivalence and Lexico-Semantic Relations Among Terms in a Bilingual Terminological ResourceGiulia Speranza, Maria Pia di Buono, Johanna Monti. 652-658 [doi]
• Domain-Specific Keyword Extraction using BERTJill Sammet, Ralf Krestel. 659-665 [doi]
• Extracting the Agent-Patient Relation from Corpus With Word SketchesAntonio San Martín, Catherine Trekker, Juan Carlos Díaz-Bautista. 666-675 [doi]