Table of Contents

• PaCo2: A Fully Automated tool for gathering Parallel Corpora from the WebIñaki San Vicente, Iker Manterola. 1-6 [doi]
• Terra: a Collection of Translation Error-Annotated CorporaMark Fishel, Ondrej Bojar, Maja Popovic. 7-14 [doi]
• A light way to collect comparable corpora from the WebAhmet Aker, Evangelos Kanoulas, Robert J. Gaizauskas. 15-20 [doi]
• SUMAT: Data Collection and Parallel Corpus Compilation for Machine Translation of SubtitlesVolha Petukhova, Rodrigo Agerri, Mark Fishel, Sergio Penkale, Arantza del Pozo, Mirjam Sepesy Maucec, Andy Way, Panayota Georgakopoulou, Martin Volk. 21-28 [doi]
• The FAUST Corpus of Adequacy Assessments for Real-World Machine Translation OutputDaniele Pighin, Lluís Màrquez, Lluís Formiga. 29-35 [doi]
• The META-SHARE Language Resources Sharing Infrastructure: Principles, Challenges, SolutionsStelios Piperidis. 36-42 [doi]
• The Language Library: supporting community effort for collective resource productionRiccardo Del Gratta, Francesca Frontini, Francesco Rubino, Irene Russo, Nicoletta Calzolari. 43-49 [doi]
• Using the International Standard Language Resource Number: Practical and Technical AspectsKhalid Choukri, Victoria Arranz, Olivier Hamon, Jungyeul Park. 50-54 [doi]
• ELRA in the heart of a cooperative HLT worldValérie Mapelli, Victoria Arranz, Matthieu Carré, Hélène Mazo, Djamel Mostefa, Khalid Choukri. 55-59 [doi]
• Twenty Years of Language Resource Development and Distribution: A Progress Report on LDC ActivitiesChristopher Cieri, Marian Reed, Denise DiPersio, Mark Liberman. 60-65 [doi]
• Polaris: Lymba's Semantic ParserDan I. Moldovan, Eduardo Blanco 0002. 66-72 [doi]
• Automatic classification of German 'an' particle verbsSylvia Springorum, Sabine Schulte im Walde, Antje Roßdeutscher. 73-80 [doi]
• Pragmatic identification of the witness setsLivio Robaldo, Jakub Szymanik. 81-87 [doi]
• Evaluating automatic cross-domain Dutch semantic role annotationOrphée De Clercq, Véronique Hoste, Paola Monachesi. 88-93 [doi]
• Logic Based Methods for Terminological AssessmentBenoît Robichaud. 94-98 [doi]
• KALAKA-2: a TV Broadcast Speech Database for the Recognition of Iberian Languages in Clean and Noisy EnvironmentsLuis Javier Rodríguez-Fuentes, Mikel Peñagarikano, Amparo Varona, Mireia Díez, Germán Bordel. 99-105 [doi]
• The C-ORAL-BRASIL I: Reference Corpus for Spoken Brazilian PortugueseTommaso Raso, Heliana Mello, Maryualê Malvessi Mittmann. 106-113 [doi]
• The ETAPE corpus for the evaluation of speech-based TV content processing in the French languageGuillaume Gravier, Gilles Adda, Niklas Paulsson, Matthieu Carré, Aude Giraudel, Olivier Galibert. 114-118 [doi]
• Automatic Speech Recognition on a Firefighter TETRA Broadcast ChannelDaniel Stein, Bela Usabaev. 119-124 [doi]
• TED-LIUM: an Automatic Speech Recognition dedicated corpusAnthony Rousseau, Paul Deléglise, Yannick Estève. 125-129 [doi]
• QurAna: Corpus of the Quran annotated with Pronominal AnaphoraAbdul-Baquee M. Sharaf, Eric Atwell. 130-137 [doi]
• The Use of Parallel and Comparable Data for Analysis of Abstract Anaphora in German and EnglishStefanie Dipper, Melanie Seiss, Heike Zinsmeister. 138-145 [doi]
• Interplay of Coreference and Discourse Relations: Discourse Connectives with a Referential ComponentLucie Poláková, Pavlína Jínová, Jirí Mírovský. 146-153 [doi]
• A Portuguese-Spanish Corpus Annotated for Subject Realization and ReferentialityLuz Rello, Iria Gayo. 154-157 [doi]
• Coreference in Spoken vs. Written Texts: a Corpus-based AnalysisMarilisa Amoia, Kerstin Kunz, Ekaterina Lapshinova-Koltunski. 158-164 [doi]
• Annotating Near-Identity from Coreference DisagreementsMarta Recasens, Maria Antònia Martí, Constantin Orasan. 165-172 [doi]
• This also affects the context - Errors in extraction based summariesThomas Kaspersson, Christian Smith, Henrik Danielsson, Arne Jönsson. 173-178 [doi]
• Annotation of anaphoric relations and topic continuity in Japanese conversationNatsuko Nakagawa, Yasuharu Den. 179-186 [doi]
• Domain-specific vs. Uniform Modeling for Coreference ResolutionOlga Uryupina, Massimo Poesio. 187-191 [doi]
• Creating a Coreference Resolution System for PolishMateusz Kopec, Maciej Ogrodniczuk. 192-195 [doi]
• Fast Labeling and Transcription with the Speechalyzer ToolkitFelix Burkhardt. 196-200 [doi]
• Automatic annotation of head velocity and acceleration in AnvilBart Jongejan. 201-208 [doi]
• AVATecH - automated annotation through audio and video analysisPrzemyslaw Lenkiewicz, Binyam Gebrekidan Gebre, Oliver Schreer, Stefano Masneri, Daniel Schneider, Sebastian Tschöpel. 209-214 [doi]
• An Oral History Annotation Tool for INTER-VIEWsHenk van den Heuvel, Eric Sanders, Robin Rutten, Stef Scagliola, Paula Witkamp. 215-218 [doi]
• ELAN development, keeping pace with communities' needsHan Sloetjes, Aarthy Somasundaram. 219-223 [doi]
• Inforex - a web-based tool for text corpus management and semantic annotationMichal Marcinczuk, Jan Kocon, Bartosz Broda. 224-230 [doi]
• Towards Automatic Gesture Stroke DetectionBinyam Gebrekidan Gebre, Peter Wittenburg, Przemyslaw Lenkiewicz. 231-235 [doi]
• EXMARaLDA and the FOLK tools - two toolsets for transcribing and annotating spoken languageThomas Schmidt. 236-240 [doi]
• Designing a search interface for a Spanish learner spoken corpus: the end-user's evaluationLeonardo Campillos Llanos. 241-248 [doi]
• Dictionary Look-up with Katakana Variant RecognitionSatoshi Sato. 249-255 [doi]
• The Rocky Road towards a Swedish FrameNet - Creating SweFNKarin Friberg Heppin, Maria Toporowska Gronostaj. 256-261 [doi]
• Capturing syntactico-semantic regularities among terms: An application of the FrameNet methodology to terminologyMarie-Claude L'Homme, Janine Pimentel. 262-268 [doi]
• Developing LMF-XML Bilingual Dictionaries for Colloquial Arabic DialectsDavid Graff, Mohamed Maamouri. 269-274 [doi]
• UBY-LMF - A Uniform Model for Standardizing Heterogeneous Lexical-Semantic Resources in ISO-LMFJudith Eckle-Kohler, Iryna Gurevych, Silvana Hartmann, Michael Matuschek, Christian M. Meyer. 275-282 [doi]
• Legal electronic dictionary for CzechFrantisek Cvrcek, Karel Pala, Pavel Rychlý. 283-287 [doi]
• Adaptive Dictionary for Bilingual Lexicon Extraction from Comparable CorporaAmir Hazem, Emmanuel Morin. 288-292 [doi]
• A New Twitter Verb Lexicon for Natural Language ProcessingJennifer Williams, Graham Katz. 293-298 [doi]
• Challenges in the development of annotated corpora of computer-mediated communication in Indian Languages: A Case of HindiRitesh Kumar. 299-302 [doi]
• Ontologies of Linguistic Annotation: Survey and perspectivesChristian Chiarcos. 303-310 [doi]
• A High-Quality Web Corpus of Czechjohanka Spoustová, Miroslav Spousta. 311-315 [doi]
• WebAnnotator, an Annotation Tool for Web PagesXavier Tannier. 316-319 [doi]
• Development of a Web-Scale Chinese Word N-gram Corpus with Parts of Speech InformationChi-Hsin Yu, Yi-jie Tang, Hsin-Hsi Chen. 320-324 [doi]
• CoALT: A Software for Comparing Automatic Labelling ToolsDominique Fohr, Odile Mella. 325-332 [doi]
• CAT: the CELCT Annotation ToolValentina Bartalesi Lenzi, Giovanni Moretti, Rachele Sprugnoli. 333-338 [doi]
• ROMBAC: The Romanian Balanced Annotated CorpusRadu Ion, Elena Irimia, Dan Stefanescu, Dan Tufis. 339-344 [doi]
• A French Fairy Tale Corpus syntactically and semantically annotatedIsmaïl El Maarouf, Jeanne Villaneau. 345-350 [doi]
• Iula2Standoff: a tool for creating standoff documents for the IULACTCarlos Morell, Jorge Vivaldi, Núria Bel. 351-356 [doi]
• ANALEC: a New Tool for the Dynamic Annotation of Textual DataFrédéric Landragin, Thierry Poibeau, Bernard Victorri. 357-362 [doi]
• The SYNC3 Collaborative Annotation ToolGeorgios Petasis. 363-370 [doi]
• Simplified guidelines for the creation of Large Scale Dialectal Arabic AnnotationsHeba Elfardy, Mona T. Diab. 371-378 [doi]
• Leveraging the Wisdom of the Crowds for the Acquisition of Multilingual Language ResourcesArno Scharl, Marta Sabou, Stefan Gindl, Walter Rafelsberger, Albert Weichselbraun. 379-383 [doi]
• Experiences in Resource Generation for Machine Translation through CrowdsourcingAnoop Kunchukuttan, Shourya Roy, Pratik Patel, Kushal Ladha, Somya Gupta, Mitesh M. Khapra, Pushpak Bhattacharyya. 384-391 [doi]
• Irony and Sarcasm: Corpus Generation and Analysis Using CrowdsourcingElena Filatova. 392-398 [doi]
• Supervised Topical Key Phrase Extraction of News Stories using Crowdsourcing, Light Filtering and Co-reference NormalizationLuís Marujo, Anatole Gershman, Jaime G. Carbonell, Robert E. Frederking, João P. Neto. 399-403 [doi]
• Constructive Interaction for Talking about Interesting TopicsKristiina Jokinen, Graham Wilcock. 404-410 [doi]
• Using multimodal resources for explanation approaches in intelligent systemsFlorian Nothdurft, Wolfgang Minker. 411-415 [doi]
• Multimodal Corpus of Multi-party Conversations in Second LanguageShota Yamasaki, Hirohisa Furukawa, Masafumi Nishida, Kristiina Jokinen, Seiichi Yamamoto. 416-421 [doi]
• The REX corpora: A collection of multimodal corpora of referring expressions in collaborative problem solving dialoguesTakenobu Tokunaga, Ryu Iida, Asuka Terai, Naoko Kuriyama. 422-429 [doi]
• ISO 24617-2: A semantically-based standard for dialogue annotationHarry Bunt, Jan Alexandersson, Jae-Woong Choe, Alex Chengyu Fang, Kôiti Hasida, Volha Petukhova, Andrei Popescu-Belis, David R. Traum. 430-437 [doi]
• Collecting and Using Comparable Corpora for Statistical Machine TranslationInguna Skadina, Ahmet Aker, Nikos Mastropavlos, Fangzhong Su, Dan Tufis, Mateja Verlic, Andrejs Vasiljevs, Bogdan Babych, Paul Clough, Robert J. Gaizauskas, Nikos Glaros, Monica Lestari Paramita, Marcis Pinnis. 438-445 [doi]
• Suffix Trees as Language ModelsCasey Redd Kennington, Martin Kay, Annemarie Friedrich. 446-453 [doi]
• DGT-TM: A freely available Translation Memory in 22 languagesRalf Steinberger, Andreas Eisele, Szymon Klocek, Spyridon Pilos, Patrick Schlüter. 454-459 [doi]
• Identifying Word Translations from Comparable Documents Without a Seed LexiconReinhard Rapp, Serge Sharoff, Bogdan Babych. 460-466 [doi]
• Large aligned treebanks for syntax-based machine translationGideon Kotzé, Vincent Vandeghinste, Scott Martens, Jörg Tiedemann. 467-473 [doi]
• Korp - the corpus infrastructure of SpräkbankenLars Borin, Markus Forsberg, Johan Roxendal. 474-478 [doi]
• Annotation Trees: LDC's customizable, extensible, scalable, annotation infrastructureJonathan Wright, Kira Griffitt, Joe Ellis, Stephanie Strassel, Brendan Callahan. 479-485 [doi]
• Building Large Corpora from the Web Using a New Efficient Tool ChainRoland Schäfer, Felix Bildhauer. 486-493 [doi]
• Annotated Bibliographical Reference Corpora in Digital HumanitiesYoung-Min Kim, Patrice Bellot, Elodie Faath, Marin Dacos. 494-501 [doi]
• Building a 70 billion word corpus of English from ClueWebJan Pomikálek, Milos Jakubícek, Pavel Rychlý. 502-506 [doi]
• A Gold Standard for Relation Extraction in the Food DomainMichael Wiegand, Benjamin Roth, Eva Lasarcyk, Stephanie Köser, Dietrich Klakow. 507-514 [doi]
• Textual Characteristics for Language EngineeringMathias Bank, Robert Remus, Martin Schierle. 515-519 [doi]
• Automatically Extracting Procedural Knowledge from Instructional Texts using Natural Language ProcessingZiqi Zhang, Philip Webster, Victoria S. Uren, Andrea Varga, Fabio Ciravegna. 520-527 [doi]
• Evolution of Event Designation in Media: Preliminary StudyXavier Tannier, Véronique Moriceau, Béatrice Arnulphy, Ruixin He. 528-531 [doi]
• CLTC: A Chinese-English Cross-lingual Topic CorpusYunqing Xia, Guoyu Tang, Peng Jin, Xia Yang. 532-537 [doi]
• A Resource-light Approach to Phrase Extraction for English and German Documents from the Patent Domain and User Generated ContentJulia Maria Schulz, Daniela Becks, Christa Womser-Hacker, Thomas Mandl. 538-543 [doi]
• An Evaluation of the Effect of Automatic Preprocessing on Syntactic Parsing for Biomedical Relation ExtractionMd. Faisal Mahbub Chowdhury, Alberto Lavelli. 544-551 [doi]
• Evaluation of Unsupervised Information ExtractionWei Wang, Romaric Besançon, Olivier Ferret, Brigitte Grau. 552-558 [doi]
• Extraction of unmarked quotations in NewspapersStéphanie Weiser, Patrick Watrin. 559-562 [doi]
• NgramQuery - Smart Information Extraction from Google N-gram using External ResourcesMartin Aleksandrov, Carlo Strapparava. 563-568 [doi]
• A voting scheme to detect semantic underspecificationHéctor Martínez Alonso, Núria Bel, Bolette Sandford Pedersen. 569-575 [doi]
• A Comparative Evaluation of Word Sense Disambiguation Algorithms for GermanVerena Henrich, Erhard W. Hinrichs. 576-583 [doi]
• DutchSemCor: Targeting the ideal sense-tagged corpusPiek Vossen, Attila Görög, Rubén Izquierdo, Antal van den Bosch. 584-589 [doi]
• Mapping WordNet synsets to Wikipedia articlesSamuel Fernando, Mark Stevenson. 590-596 [doi]
• A new semantically annotated corpus with syntactic-semantic and cross-lingual sensesMyriam Rakho, Éric Laporte, Matthieu Constant. 597-600 [doi]
• Detection of Peculiar Word Sense by Distance Metric Learning with Labeled ExamplesMinoru Sasaki, Hiroyuki Shinnou. 601-604 [doi]
• Using semi-experts to derive judgments on word sense alignment: a pilot studySoojeong Eom, Markus Dickinson, Graham Katz. 605-611 [doi]
• ATLIS: Identifying Locational Information in Text AutomaticallyJohn Vogel, Marc Verhagen, James Pustejovsky. 612-616 [doi]
• Semi-Supervised Technical Term Tagging With Minimal User FeedbackBehrang QasemiZadeh, Paul Buitelaar, TianQi Chen, Georgeta Bordea. 617-621 [doi]
• Linguistic knowledge for specialized text productionMiriam Buendía-Castro, Beatriz Sánchez-Cárdenas. 622-626 [doi]
• In the same boat and other idiomatic seafaring expressionsRita Marinelli, Laura Cignoni. 627-631 [doi]
• Association Norms of German Noun CompoundsSabine Schulte im Walde, Susanne Borgwaldt, Ronny Jauch. 632-639 [doi]
• Medical Term Extraction in an Arabic Medical CorpusDoaa Samy, Antonio Moreno-Sandoval, Conchi Bueno-Díaz, Marta Garrote Salazar, José María Guirao. 640-645 [doi]
• Evaluating the Impact of External Lexical Resources into a CRF-based Multiword Segmenter and Part-of-Speech TaggerMatthieu Constant, Isabelle Tellier. 646-650 [doi]
• Adapting and evaluating a generic term extraction toolAnita Gojun, Ulrich Heid, Bernd Weißbach, Carola Loth, Insa Mingers. 651-656 [doi]
• Evaluation of Classification Algorithms and Features for Collocation Extraction in CroatianMladen Karan, Jan Snajder, Bojana Dalbelo Basic. 657-662 [doi]
• The Quaero Evaluation Initiative on Term ExtractionThibault Mondary, Adeline Nazarenko, Haïfa Zargayouna, Sabine Barreaux. 663-669 [doi]
• Using Noun Similarity to Adapt an Acceptability Measure for Persian Light Verb ConstructionsShiva Taslimipoor, Afsaneh Fazly, Ali Hamzeh. 670-673 [doi]
• Identifying bilingual Multi-Word Expressions for Statistical Machine TranslationDhouha Bouamor, Nasredine Semmar, Pierre Zweigenbaum. 674-679 [doi]
• Building a database of French frozen adverbial phrasesAude Grezka, Céline Poudat. 685-692 [doi]
• German Verb Patterns and Their Implementation in an Electronic DictionaryMarc Luder. 693-697 [doi]
• Risk Analysis and Prevention: LELIE, a Tool dedicated to Procedure and Requirement AuthoringFlore Barcellini, Camille Albert, Corinne Grosse, Patrick Saint-Dizier. 698-705 [doi]
• A Framework for Spelling Correction in Persian Language Using Noisy Channel ModelMohammad Hoseyn Sheykholeslam, Behrouz Minaei-Bidgoli, Hossein Juzi. 706-710 [doi]
• Conventional Orthography for Dialectal ArabicNizar Habash, Mona T. Diab, Owen Rambow. 711-718 [doi]
• Arabic Word Generation and Modelling for Spell CheckingKhaled F. Shaalan, Mohammed Attia, Pavel Pecina, Younes Samih, Josef van Genabith. 719-725 [doi]
• Similarity Ranking as Attribute for Machine Learning Approach to Authorship IdentificationJan Rygl, Ales Horák. 726-729 [doi]
• Spell Checking for ChineseShaohua Yang, Hai Zhao, Xiaolin Wang, Bao-Liang Lu. 730-736 [doi]
• Spell Checking in Spanish: The Case of Diacritic AccentsJordi Atserias, María Fuentes Fort, Rogelio Nazar, Irene Renau. 737-742 [doi]
• Incorporating an Error Corpus into a Spellchecker for MalteseMichael Rosner, Albert Gatt, Andrew Attard, Jan Joachimsen. 743-750 [doi]
• A Rule-based Morphological Analyzer for Murrinh-PathaMelanie Seiss. 751-758 [doi]
• Building Large Monolingual Dictionaries at the Leipzig Corpora Collection: From 100 to 200 LanguagesDirk Goldhahn, Thomas Eckart, Uwe Quasthoff. 759-765 [doi]
• "Rendering Endangered Lexicons Interoperable through Standards Harmonization": the RELISH projectHelen Aristar-Dry, Sebastian Drude, Menzo Windhouwer, Jost Gippert, Irina Nevskaya. 766-770 [doi]
• Measuring the Divergence of Dependency Structures Cross-Linguistically to Improve Syntactic Projection AlgorithmsRyan Georgi, Fei Xia, William D. Lewis. 771-778 [doi]
• Measuring Interlanguage: Native Language Identification with L1-influence MetricsJulian Brooke, Graeme Hirst. 779-784 [doi]
• Distractorless Authorship VerificationJohn Noecker Jr., Michael Ryan. 785-789 [doi]
• Correlation between Similarity Measures for Inter-Language Linked Wikipedia ArticlesMonica Lestari Paramita, Paul Clough, Ahmet Aker, Robert J. Gaizauskas. 790-797 [doi]
• JRC Eurovoc Indexer JEX - A freely available multi-label categorisation toolRalf Steinberger, Mohamed Ebrahim, Marco Turchi. 798-805 [doi]
• Annotations for Power Relations on Email ThreadsVinodkumar Prabhakaran, Huzaifa Neralwala, Owen Rambow, Mona T. Diab. 806-811 [doi]
• A Corpus for Research on Deliberation and DebateMarilyn A. Walker, Jean E. Fox Tree, Pranav Anand, Rob Abbott, Joseph King. 812-817 [doi]
• Annotating Agreement and Disagreement in Threaded DiscussionJacob Andreas, Sara Rosenthal, Kathleen McKeown. 818-822 [doi]
• Evaluation of Discourse Relation Annotation in the Hindi Discourse Relation BankSudheer Kolachina, Rashmi Prasad, Dipti Misra Sharma, Aravind K. Joshi. 823-828 [doi]
• Using Verb Subcategorization for Word Sense DisambiguationWill Roberts, Valia Kordoni. 829-832 [doi]
• Applying cross-lingual WSD to wordnet developmentMarianna Apidianaki, Benoît Sagot. 833-840 [doi]
• Discovering Missing Wikipedia Inter-language Links by means of Cross-lingual Word Sense DisambiguationEls Lefever, Véronique Hoste, Martine De Cock. 841-846 [doi]
• Unsupervised Word Sense Disambiguation with Multilingual RepresentationsErwin Fernandez-Ordonez, Rada Mihalcea, Samer Hassan. 847-851 [doi]
• First Steps towards the Semi-automatic Development of a Wordformation-based Lexicon of LatinMarco Passarotti, Francesco Mambrini. 852-859 [doi]
• PoliMorf: a (not so) new open morphological dictionary for PolishMarcin Wolinski, Marcin Milkowski, Maciej Ogrodniczuk, Adam Przepiórkowski. 860-864 [doi]
• Unsupervised acquisition of concatenative morphologyLionel Nicolas, Jacques Farré, Cécile Darme. 865-872 [doi]
• Annotating and Learning Morphological Segmentation of Egyptian Colloquial ArabicEmad Mohamed, Behrang Mohit, Kemal Oflazer. 873-877 [doi]
• First Results in a Study Evaluating Pre-annotation and Correction Propagation for Machine-Assisted Syriac Morphological AnalysisPaul Felt, Eric K. Ringger, Kevin D. Seppi, Kristian Heal, Robbie Haertel, Deryle Lonsdale. 878-885 [doi]
• Evaluating Hebbian Self-Organizing Memories for Lexical Representation and AccessClaudia Marzi, Marcello Ferro, Claudia Caudai, Vito Pirrelli. 886-893 [doi]
• A Morphological Analyzer For Wolof Using Finite-State TechniquesCheikh M. Bamba Dione. 894-901 [doi]
• IDENTIC Corpus: Morphologically Enriched Indonesian-English Parallel CorpusSeptina Dian Larasati. 902-906 [doi]
• The Romanian Neuter Examined Through A Two-Gender N-Gram Classification SystemLiviu P. Dinu, Vlad Niculae, Octavia-Maria Sulea. 907-910 [doi]
• UniDic for Early Middle Japanese: a Dictionary for Morphological Analysis of Classical JapaneseToshinobu Ogiso, Mamoru Komachi, Yasuharu Den, Yuji Matsumoto. 911-915 [doi]
• Recognition of Polish Derivational Relations Based on Supervised Learning SchemeMaciej Piasecki, Radoslaw Ramocki, Marek Maziarz. 916-922 [doi]
• Reconstructing the Diachronic Morphology of Romanian from Dictionary CitationsDan Cristea, Radu Simionescu, Gabriela Haja. 923-927 [doi]
• Generation of Verbal Stems in Derivationally Rich LanguageKresimir Sojat, Nives Mikelic Preradovic, Marko Tadic. 928-933 [doi]
• A finite-state morphological transducer for KyrgyzJonathan Washington, Mirlan Ipasov, Francis M. Tyers. 934-940 [doi]
• AnIta: a powerful morphological analyser for ItalianFabio Tamburini, Matias Melandri. 941-947 [doi]
• A topologic view of Topic and Focus marking in ItalianGloria Gagliardi, Edoardo Lombardi Vallauri, Fabio Tamburini. 948-955 [doi]
• Comparison between two models of language for the automatic phonetic labeling of an undocumented language of the South-Asia: the case of Mo PiuGeneviève Caelen-Haumont, Sethserey Sam. 956-962 [doi]
• MISTRAL+: A Melody Intonation Speaker Tonal Range semi-automatic Analysis using variable LevelsBenoît Weber, Geneviève Caelen-Haumont, Binh Hai Pham, Do Dat Tran. 963-968 [doi]
• Comparing performance of different set-covering strategies for linguistic content optimization in speech corporaNelly Barbot, Olivier Boëffard, Arnaud Delhay. 969-974 [doi]
• Towards Fully Automatic Annotation of Audio Books for TTSOlivier Boëffard, Laure Charonnat, Sébastien Le Maguer, Damien Lolive. 975-980 [doi]
• Statistical Evaluation of Pronunciation EncodingIris Merkus, Florian Schiel. 981-985 [doi]
• Annotating a corpus of human interaction with prosodic profiles - focusing on Mandarin repair/disfluencyHelen Kai-Yun Chen. 986-990 [doi]
• Prediction of Non-Linguistic Information of Spontaneous Speech from the Prosodic Annotation: Evaluation of the X-JToBI systemKikuo Maekawa. 991-996 [doi]
• Prosomarker: a prosodic analysis tool based on optimal pitch stylization and automatic syllabi ficationAntonio Origlia, Iolanda Alfano. 997-1002 [doi]
• Designing French Tale Corpora for Entertaining Text To Speech SynthesisDavid Doukhan, Sophie Rosset, Albert Rilliard, Christophe d'Alessandro, Martine Adda-Decker. 1003-1010 [doi]
• Open-Source Boundary-Annotated Corpus for Arabic Speech and Language ProcessingClaire Brierley, Majdi Sawalha, Eric Atwell. 1011-1016 [doi]
• A Phonemic Corpus of Polish Child-Directed SpeechLuc Boruta, Justyna Jastrzebska. 1017-1020 [doi]
• Smooth Sailing for STEVINPeter Spyns, Elisabeth D'Halleweyn. 1021-1028 [doi]
• Semantic metadata mapping in practice: the Virtual Language ObservatoryDieter Van Uytvanck, Herman Stehouwer, Lari Lampen. 1029-1034 [doi]
• Aspects of a Legal Framework for Language Resource ManagementAditi Sharma Grover, Annamart Nieman, Gerhard B. Van Huyssteen, Justus Roux. 1035-1039 [doi]
• Introducing the Swedish Kelly-list, a new lexical e-resource for SwedishElena Volodina, Sofie Johansson Kokkinakis. 1040-1046 [doi]
• Texto4Science: a Quebec French Database of Annotated Short Text MessagesPhilippe Langlais, Patrick Drouin, Amélie Paulus, Eugénie Rompré Brodeur, Florent Cottin. 1047-1054 [doi]
• Recent Developments in CLARIN-NLJan Odijk. 1055-1060 [doi]
• A Metadata Editor to Support the Description of Linguistic ResourcesEmanuel Dima, Christina Hoppermann, Erhard W. Hinrichs, Thorsten Trippel, Claus Zinn. 1061-1066 [doi]
• Fivehundredmillionandone Tokens. Loading the AAC Container with Text Resources for Text StudiesHanno Biber, Evelyn Breiteneder. 1067-1070 [doi]
• The Common Orthographic Vocabulary of the Portuguese Language: a set of open lexical resources for a pluricentric languageJosé Pedro Ferreira, Maarten Janssen, Gladis Barcellos de Oliveira, Margarita Correia, Gilvan Müller de Oliveira. 1071-1075 [doi]
• Creation of an Open Shared Language Resource Repository in the Nordic and Baltic CountriesAndrejs Vasiljevs, Markus Forsberg, Tatiana Gornostay, Dorte Haltrup Hansen, Kristín Jóhannsdóttir, Gunn Lyse, Krister Lindén, Lene Offersgaard, Sussi Olsen, Bolette S. Pedersen, Eiríkur Rögnvaldsson, Inguna Skadina, Koenraad De Smedt, Ville Oksanen, Roberts Rozis. 1076-1083 [doi]
• The LRE Map. Harmonising Community Descriptions of ResourcesNicoletta Calzolari, Riccardo Del Gratta, Gil Francopoulo, Joseph Mariani, Francesco Rubino, Irene Russo, Claudia Soria. 1084-1089 [doi]
• The META-SHARE Metadata Schema for the Description of Language ResourcesMaria Gavrilidou, Penny Labropoulou, Elina Desipri, Stelios Piperidis, Harris Papageorgiou, Monica Monachini, Francesca Frontini, Thierry Declerck, Gil Francopoulo, Victoria Arranz, Valérie Mapelli. 1090-1097 [doi]
• Towards automation in using multi-modal language resources: compatibility and interoperability for multi-modal features in KachakoYoshinobu Kano. 1098-1101 [doi]
• The REPERE Corpus : a multimodal corpus for person recognitionAude Giraudel, Matthieu Carré, Valérie Mapelli, Juliette Kahn, Olivier Galibert, Ludovic Quintard. 1102-1107 [doi]
• Polish Multimodal Corpus - a collection of referential gesturesMagdalena Lis. 1108-1113 [doi]
• An audiovisual political speech analysis incorporating eye-tracking and perception dataStefan Scherer, Georg Layher, John Kane, Heiko Neumann, Nick Campbell. 1114-1120 [doi]
• Eye Tracking as a Tool for Machine Translation Error AnalysisSara Stymne, Henrik Danielsson, Sofia Bremin, Hongzhan Hu, Johanna Karlsson, Anna Prytz Lillkull, Martin Wester. 1121-1126 [doi]
• Involving Language Professionals in the Evaluation of Machine TranslationEleftherios Avramidis, Aljoscha Burchardt, Christian Federmann, Maja Popovic, Cindy Tscherwinka, David Vilar. 1127-1130 [doi]
• An Analysis (and an Annotated Corpus) of User Responses to Machine Translation OutputDaniele Pighin, Lluís Màrquez, Jonathan May. 1131-1136 [doi]
• Challenges in the Knowledge Base Population Slot Filling TaskBonan Min, Ralph Grishman. 1137-1142 [doi]
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• Building Text-to-Speech Systems for Resource Poor LanguagesNur-Hana Samsudin, Mark G. Lee. 3327-3334 [doi]
• Evaluating expressive speech synthesis from audiobook corpora for conversational phrasesÉva Székely, João P. Cabral, Mohamed Abou-Zleikha, Peter Cahill, Julie Carson-Berndsen. 3335-3339 [doi]
• Body-conductive acoustic sensors in human-robot communicationPanikos Heracleous, Carlos Toshinori Ishi, Takahiro Miyashita, Norihiro Hagita. 3340-3344 [doi]
• Balanced data repository of spontaneous spoken CzechLucie Válková, Martina Waclawicová, Michal Kren. 3345-3349 [doi]
• NKI-CCRT Corpus - Speech Intelligibility Before and After Advanced Head and Neck Cancer Treated with Concomitant ChemoradiotherapyRenee Peje Clapham, Lisette van der Molen, R. J. J. H. van Son, Michiel van den Brekel, Frans J. M. Hilgers. 3350-3355 [doi]
• Sense Meets Nonsense - Sense Meets Nonsense - a dual-layer Danish speech corpus for perception studiesThomas Ulrich Christiansen, Peter Juel Henrichsen. 3356-3361 [doi]
• SMALLWorlds - Multilingual Content-Controlled MonologuesPeter Juel Henrichsen, Marcus Uneson. 3362-3368 [doi]
• A Parameterized and Annotated Spoken Dialog Corpus of the CMU Let's Go Bus Information SystemAlexander Schmitt, Stefan Ultes, Wolfgang Minker. 3369-3373 [doi]
• Speech and Language Resources for LVCSR of RussianSergey Zablotskiy, Alexander Shvets, Maxim Sidorov, Eugene Semenkin, Wolfgang Minker. 3374-3377 [doi]
• Dysarthric Speech Database for Development of QoLT Software TechnologyDae-Lim Choi, Bong-Wan Kim, Yeon-Whoa Kim, Yong-Ju Lee, Yongnam Um, Minhwa Chung. 3378-3381 [doi]
• The annotation of the C-ORAL-BRASIL oral through the implementation of the Palavras ParserEckhard Bick, Heliana Mello, Alessandro Panunzi, Tommaso Raso. 3382-3386 [doi]
• The Nordic Dialect CorpusJanne Bondi Johannessen, Joel Priestley, Kristin Hagen, Anders Nøklestad, André Lynum. 3387-3391 [doi]
• ULex: new data models and a mobile environment for corpus enrichmentDafydd Gibbon. 3392-3398 [doi]
• Developing Partially-Transcribed Speech Corpus from Edited TranscriptionsKengo Ohta, Masatoshi Tsuchiya, Seiichi Nakagawa. 3399-3404 [doi]
• LDC Forced AlignerXiaoyi Ma. 3405-3408 [doi]
• The KIT Lecture Corpus for Speech TranslationSebastian Stüker, Florian Kraft, Christian Mohr, Teresa Herrmann, Eunah Cho, Alex Waibel. 3409-3414 [doi]
• Development of Text and Speech database for Hindi and Indian English specific to Mobile Communication environmentShyam Agrawal, Shweta Sinha, Pooja Singh, Jesper Ø. Olsen. 3415-3421 [doi]
• Source-Language Dictionaries Help Non-Expert Users to Enlarge Target-Language Dictionaries for Machine TranslationVíctor M. Sánchez-Cartagena, Miquel Esplà-Gomis, Juan Antonio Pérez-Ortiz. 3422-3429 [doi]
• The ML4HMT Workshop on Optimising the Division of Labour in Hybrid Machine TranslationChristian Federmann, Eleftherios Avramidis, Marta R. Costa-Jussà, Josef van Genabith, Maite Melero, Pavel Pecina. 3430-3435 [doi]
• Alignment-based reordering for SMTMaria Holmqvist, Sara Stymne, Lars Ahrenberg, Magnus Merkel. 3436-3440 [doi]
• Same domain different discourse style - A case study on Language Resources for data-driven Machine TranslationMonica Gavrila, Walther von Hahn, Cristina Vertan. 3441-3446 [doi]
• Automatic Translation of Scholarly Terms into Patent Terms Using Synonym Extraction TechniquesHidetsugu Nanba, Toshiyuki Takezawa, Kiyoko Uchiyama, Akiko Aizawa. 3447-3451 [doi]
• Towards a richer wordnet representation of propertiesSanni Nimb, Bolette Sandford Pedersen. 3452-3456 [doi]
• A proposal for improving WordNet DomainsAitor Gonzalez-Agirre, Mauro Castillo, German Rigau. 3457-3462 [doi]
• Corpus+WordNet thesaurus generation for ontology enrichingFernando M. B. M. de Castilho, Roger Granada, Breno Meneghetti, Leonardo Carvalho, Renata Vieira. 3463-3467 [doi]
• Cleaning noisy wordnetsBenoît Sagot, Darja Fiser. 3468-3472 [doi]
• Wordnet extension made simple: A multilingual lexicon-based approach using wiki resourcesValérie Hanoka, Benoît Sagot. 3473-3478 [doi]
• A Survey of Text Mining Architectures and the UIMA StandardMathias Bank, Martin Schierle. 3479-3486 [doi]
• Large Scale Semantic Annotation, Indexing and Search at The National ArchivesDiana Maynard, Mark A. Greenwood. 3487-3494 [doi]
• Expertise Mining for Enterprise Content ManagementGeorgeta Bordea, Sabrina Kirrane, Paul Buitelaar, Bianca O. Pereira. 3495-3498 [doi]
• SemSim: Resources for Normalized Semantic Similarity Computation Using Lexical NetworksElias Iosif, Alexandros Potamianos. 3499-3504 [doi]
• Identification of Manner in Bio-EventsRaheel Nawaz, Paul Thompson, Sophia Ananiadou. 3505-3510 [doi]
• Cross-lingual studies of ASR errors: paradigms for perceptual evaluationsIoana Vasilescu, Martine Adda-Decker, Lori Lamel. 3511-3518 [doi]
• Practical Evaluation of Human and Synthesized Speech for Virtual Human Dialogue SystemsKallirroi Georgila, Alan Black, Kenji Sagae, David R. Traum. 3519-3526 [doi]
• Designing an Evaluation Framework for Spoken Term Detection and Spoken Document Retrieval at the NTCIR-9 SpokenDoc TaskTomoyosi Akiba, Hiromitsu Nishizaki, Kiyoaki Aikawa, Tatsuya Kawahara, Tomoko Matsui. 3527-3534 [doi]
• Evaluation of the KomParse Conversational Non-Player Characters in a Commercial Virtual WorldTina Klüwer, Feiyu Xu, Peter Adolphs, Hans Uszkoreit. 3535-3542 [doi]
• The IWSLT 2011 Evaluation Campaign on Automatic Talk TranslationMarcello Federico, Sebastian Stüker, Luisa Bentivogli, Michael Paul, Mauro Cettolo, Teresa Herrmann, Jan Niehues, Giovanni Moretti. 3543-3550 [doi]
• MLSA - A Multi-layered Reference Corpus for German Sentiment AnalysisSimon Clematide, Stefan Gindl, Manfred Klenner, Stefanos Petrakis, Robert Remus, Josef Ruppenhofer, Ulli Waltinger, Michael Wiegand. 3551-3556 [doi]
• A Classification of Adjectives for Polarity Lexicons EnhancementSilvia Vázquez, Núria Bel. 3557-3561 [doi]
• SentiSense: An easily scalable concept-based affective lexicon for sentiment analysisJorge Carrillo-de-Albornoz, Laura Plaza, Pablo Gervás. 3562-3567 [doi]
• "Vreselijk mooi!" (terribly beautiful): A Subjectivity Lexicon for Dutch AdjectivesTom De Smedt, Walter Daelemans. 3568-3572 [doi]
• Visualizing Sentiment Analysis on a User ForumRasmus Sundberg, Anders Eriksson, Johan Bini, Pierre Nugues. 3573-3579 [doi]
• Affective Common Sense Knowledge Acquisition for Sentiment AnalysisErik Cambria, Yunqing Xia, Amir Hussain. 3580-3585 [doi]
• A Repository for the Sustainable Management of Research DataEmanuel Dima, Verena Henrich, Erhard W. Hinrichs, Marie Hinrichs, Christina Hoppermann, Thorsten Trippel, Thomas Zastrow, Claus Zinn. 3586-3592 [doi]
• Towards a comprehensive open repository of Polish language resourcesMaciej Ogrodniczuk, Piotr Pezik, Adam Przepiórkowski. 3593-3597 [doi]
• The open lexical infrastructure of SpräkbankenLars Borin, Markus Forsberg, Leif-Jöran Olsson, Jonatan Uppström. 3598-3602 [doi]
• The Open Linguistics Working GroupChristian Chiarcos, Sebastian Hellmann, Sebastian Nordhoff, Steven Moran, Richard Littauer, Judith Eckle-Kohler, Iryna Gurevych, Silvana Hartmann, Michael Matuschek, Christian M. Meyer. 3603-3610 [doi]
• GATEtoGerManC: A GATE-based Annotation Pipeline for Historical GermanSilke Scheible, Richard J. Whitt, Martin Durrell, Paul Bennett. 3611-3617 [doi]
• Tackling interoperability issues within UIMA work flowsNicolas Hernandez. 3618-3625 [doi]
• Knowledge-Rich Context Extraction and Ranking with KnowPipeAnne-Kathrin Schumann. 3626-3630 [doi]
• Application of a Semantic Search Algorithm to Semi-Automatic GUI GenerationMaria Teresa Pazienza, Noemi Scarpato, Armando Stellato. 3631-3638 [doi]
• The KnowledgeStore: an Entity-Based Storage SystemRoldano Cattoni, Francesco Corcoglioniti, Christian Girardi, Bernardo Magnini, Luciano Serafini, Roberto Zanoli. 3639-3646 [doi]
• Tools for plWordNet Development. Presentation and PerspectivesBartosz Broda, Marek Maziarz, Maciej Piasecki. 3647-3652 [doi]
• Combining Formal Concept Analysis and semantic information for building ontological structures from texts : an exploratory studySilvia Moraes, Vera Lima. 3653-3660 [doi]
• RELcat: a Relation Registry for ISOcat data categoriesMenzo Windhouwer. 3661-3664 [doi]
• A disambiguation resource extracted from Wikipedia for semantic annotationEric Charton, Michel Gagnon. 3665-3671 [doi]
• NLP Challenges for Eunomos a Tool to Build and Manage Legal KnowledgeGuido Boella, Luigi Di Caro, Llio Humphreys, Livio Robaldo, Leon van der Torre. 3672-3678 [doi]
• Representing General Relational Knowledge in ConceptNet 5Robert Speer, Catherine Havasi. 3679-3686 [doi]
• A new dynamic approach for lexical networks evaluationAlain Joubert, Mathieu Lafourcade. 3687-3691 [doi]
• LIE: Leadership, Influence and ExpertiseRoberta Catizone, Louise Guthrie, Arthur J. Thomas, Yorick Wilks. 3692-3696 [doi]
• Semantic Role Labeling with the Swedish FrameNetRichard Johansson, Karin Friberg Heppin, Dimitrios Kokkinakis. 3697-3700 [doi]
• Extending a wordnet framework for simplicity and scalabilityPedro Fialho, Sérgio Curto, Ana Cristina Mendes, Luísa Coheur. 3701-3705 [doi]
• German 'nach'-Particle Verbs in Semantic Theory and Corpus DataBoris Haselbach, Wolfgang Seeker, Kerstin Eckart. 3706-3711 [doi]
• LexIt: A Computational Resource on Italian Argument StructureAlessandro Lenci, Gabriella Lapesa, Giulia Bonansinga. 3712-3718 [doi]
• Enriching the ISST-TANL Corpus with Semantic FramesAlessandro Lenci, Simonetta Montemagni, Giulia Venturi, Maria Grazia Cutrullà. 3719-3726 [doi]
• TimeBankPT: A TimeML Annotated Corpus of PortugueseFrancisco Costa, António Branco. 3727-3734 [doi]
• SUTime: A library for recognizing and normalizing time expressionsAngel X. Chang, Christopher Manning. 3735-3740 [doi]
• Temporal Annotation: A Proposal for Guidelines and an Experiment with Inter-annotator AgreementAndré Bittar, Caroline Hagège, Véronique Moriceau, Xavier Tannier, Charles Teissèdre. 3741-3745 [doi]
• Temporal Tagging on Different Domains: Challenges, Strategies, and Gold StandardsJannik Strötgen, Michael Gertz. 3746-3753 [doi]
• Massively Increasing TIMEX3 Resources: A Transduction ApproachLeon Derczynski, Hector Llorens, Estela Saquete. 3754-3761 [doi]
• Romanian TimeBank: An Annotated Parallel Corpus for Temporal InformationCorina Forascu, Dan Tufis. 3762-3766 [doi]
• Detecting Reduplication in Videos of American Sign LanguageZoya Gavrilov, Stan Sclaroff, Carol Neidle, Sven J. Dickinson. 3767-3773 [doi]
• BiBiKit - A Bilingual Bimodal Reading and Writing Tool for Sign Language UsersNedelina Ivanova, Olle Eriksen. 3774-3778 [doi]
• Resource production of written forms of Sign Languages by a user-centered editor, SWift (SignWriting improved fast transcriber)Fabrizio Borgia, Claudia S. Bianchini, Patrice Dalle, Maria De Marsico. 3779-3784 [doi]
• RWTH-PHOENIX-Weather: A Large Vocabulary Sign Language Recognition and Translation CorpusJens Forster, Christoph Schmidt, Thomas Hoyoux, Oscar Koller, Uwe Zelle, Justus H. Piater, Hermann Ney. 3785-3789 [doi]
• Two Database Resources for Processing Social Media English TextEleanor Clark, Kenji Araki. 3790-3793 [doi]
• Holaaa!! writin like u talk is kewl but kinda hard 4 NLPMaite Melero, Marta R. Costa-Jussà, Judith Domingo, Montse Marquina, Martí Quixal. 3794-3800 [doi]
• EmpaTweet: Annotating and Detecting Emotions on TwitterKirk Robert