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    Alexander F. Gelbukh:
    Computational Linguistics and Intelligent Text Processing, 5th International Conference, CICLing 2004, Seoul, Korea, February 15-21, 2004, Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 2945, Springer 2004, ISBN 3-540-21006-7

Computational Linguistics

Computational Linguistics Formalisms

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    Anette Frank, Katrin Erk:
    Towards an LFG Syntax-Semantics Interface for Frame Semantics Annotation. 1-13
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    Jong-Bok Kim, Jaehyung Yang:
    Projections from Morphology to Syntax in the Korean Resource Grammar: Implementing Typed Feature Structures. 14-25
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    Noriko Ito, Toru Sugimoto, Michio Sugeno:
    A Systemic-Functional Approach to Japanese Text Understanding. 26-37
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    Janna Khegai, Aarne Ranta:
    Building and Using a Russian Resource Grammar in GF. 38-41
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    Li Tang, Dong-Hong Ji, Nie Yu, Lingpeng Yang:
    An Application of a Semantic Framework for the Analysis of Chinese Sentences. 42-45

Semantics and Dialogue

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    Luis Villaseñor Pineda, Manuel Montes-y-Gómez, Jean Caelen:
    A Modal Logic Framework for Human-Computer Spoken Interaction. 46-55
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    Miguel Pérez-Ramírez, Chris Fox:
    Agents Interpreting Imperative Sentences. 56-67
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    Naoko Matsumoto, Akifumi Tokosumi:
    Intention Retrieval with a Socially-Supported Belief System. 68-71
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    Kuei-Kuang Lin, Hsin-Hsi Chen:
    Extracting Domain Knowledge for Dialogue Model Adaptation. 72-80

Sytntax and Parsing

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    Lourdes Araujo:
    A Probabilistic Chart Parser Implemented with an Evolutionary Algorithm. 81-92
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    Yong-Jae Kwak, So-Young Park, Joon-Ho Lim, Hae-Chang Rim:
    Probabilistic Shift-Reduce Parsing Model Using Rich Contextual Information. 93-96
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    So-Young Park, Yong-Jae Kwak, Joon-Ho Lim, Hae-Chang Rim:
    Evaluation of Feature Combination for Effective Structural Disambiguation. 97-101
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    Manuel Vilares Ferro, Victor M. Darriba, Jesús Vilares Ferro:
    Parsing Incomplete Sentences Revisited. 102-111
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    Hoo-Jung Chung, Hae-Chang Rim:
    Unlexicalized Dependency Parser for Variable Word Order Languages Based on Local Contextual Pattern. 112-123
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    Itziar Aduriz, Maxux J. Aranzabe, Jose Maria Arriola, Arantza Díaz de Ilarraza Sánchez, Koldo Gojenola Galletebeitia, Maite Oronoz, Larraitz Uria:
    A Cascaded Syntactic Analyser for Basque. 124-134

Lexical Analysis

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    Carlos Nascimento Silla Jr., Celso A. A. Kaestner:
    An Analysis of Sentence Boundary Detection Systems for English and Portuguese Documents. 135-141
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    Do-Gil Lee, Hae-Chang Rim:
    Towards Language-Independent Sentence Boundary Detection. 142-145
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    Seong-Bae Park, Jeong Ho Chang, Byoung-Tak Zhang:
    Korean Compound Noun Decomposition Using Syllabic Information Only. 146-157

Named Entity Recognition

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    Thamar Solorio, Aurelio López-López:
    Learning Named Entity Classifiers Using Support Vector Machines. 158-167
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    Angelo Dalli:
    An Internet-Based Method for Verification of Extracted Proper Names. 168-171
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    Tomohiro Mitsumori, Sevrani Fation, Masaki Murata, Kouichi Doi, Hirohumi Doi:
    Boundary Correction of Protein Names Adapting Heuristic Rules. 172-175

Word Sense Disambiguation

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    Hee-Cheol Seo, Young-Sook Hwang, Hae-Chang Rim:
    Word Sense Disambiguation Based on Weight Distribution Model with Multiword Expression. 176-187
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    Iulia Nica, Maria Antònia Martí, Andrés Montoyo, Sonia Vázquez:
    Combining EWN and Sense-Untagged Corpus for WSD. 188-200
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    Zheng-Yu Niu, Dong-Hong Ji:
    Feature Selection for Chinese Character Sense Discrimination. 201-208
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    Sonia Vázquez, Estela Saquete, Andrés Montoyo, Patricio Martínez-Barco, Rafael Muñoz:
    The Role of Temporal Expressions in Word Sense Disambiguation. 209-212

Anaphora Resolution

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    Houfeng Wang, Zheng Mei:
    An Empirical Study on Pronoun Resolution in Chinese. 213-216

Lexicon and Corpus

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    Christian Biemann, Stefan Bordag, Gerhard Heyer, Uwe Quasthoff, Christian Wolff:
    Language-Independent Methods for Compiling Monolingual Lexical Data. 217-228
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    Igor A. Bolshakov:
    Getting One's First Million ...Collocations. 229-242
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    Alexander F. Gelbukh, Grigori Sidorov, Sang-Yong Han, Erika Hernández-Rubio:
    Automatic Syntactic Analysis for Detection of Word Combinations. 243-247
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    Igor A. Bolshakov, Sabino Miranda-Jiménez:
    A Small System Storing Spanish Collocations. 248-252
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    Joon-Ho Lim, So-Young Park, Yong-Jae Kwak, Hae-Chang Rim:
    A Semi-automatic Tree Annotating Workbench for Building a Korean Treebank. 253-257
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    Hiram Calvo, Alexander F. Gelbukh:
    Extracting Semantic Categories of Nouns for Syntactic Disambiguation from Human-Oriented Explanatory Dictionaries. 258-261
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    Serguei Levachkine, Adolfo Guzmán-Arenas:
    Hierarchies Measuring Qualitative Variables. 262-274

Bilingual Resources

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    Martin Kay:
    Substring Alignment Using Suffix Trees. 275-282
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    Philip Resnik:
    Exploiting Hidden Meanings: Using Bilingual Text for Monolingual Annotation. 283-299
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    Hiroshi Echizen-ya, Kenji Araki, Yoshio Momouchi, Koji Tochinai:
    Acquisition of Word Translations Using Local Focus-Based Learning in Ainu-Japanese Parallel Corpora. 300-304
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    Arantza Casillas, Idoia Fernández, Raquel Martínez-Unanue:
    Sentence Alignment for Spanish-Basque Bitexts: Word Correspondences vs. Markup Similarity. 305-308
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    Seonho Kim, Juntae Yoon, Dong-Yul Ra:
    Two-Level Alignment by Words and Phrases Based on Syntactic Information. 309-320

Machine Translation

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    Hyun Ah Lee, Juntae Yoon, Gil-Chang Kim:
    Exploiting a Mono-bilingual Dictionary for English-Korean Translation Selection and Sense Disambiguation. 321-333
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    Kyonghee Paik, Kiyonori Ohtake, Francis Bond, Kazuhide Yamamoto:
    Source Language Effect on Translating Korean Honorifics. 334-337
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    Fuji Ren:
    An Algorithm for Determining DingYu Structural Particle Using Grammar Knowledge and Statistical Information. 338-349

Natural Language Generation

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    Gerard Kempen, Karin Harbusch:
    Generating Natural Word Orders in a Semi?free Word Order Language: Treebank-Based Linearization Preferences for German. 350-354
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    Maria del Socorro Bernardos Galindo:
    Guideline for Developing a Software Life Cycle Process in Natural Language Generation Projects. 355-359

Human-Computer Interaction Applications

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    Germán Montoro, Xavier Alamán, Pablo A. Haya:
    A Plug and Play Spoken Dialogue Interface for Smart Environments. 360-370
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    Yasutomo Kimura, Kenji Araki, Koji Tochinai:
    Evaluation of Japanese Dialogue Processing Method Based on Similarity Measure Using tf· AoI. 371-382
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    Toru Sugimoto, Noriko Ito, Shino Iwashita, Michio Sugeno:
    Towards Programming in Everyday Language: A Case for Email Management. 383-394

Speech Recognition and Synthesis

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    Nick Campbell:
    Specifying Affect and Emotion for Expressive Speech Synthesis. 395-406
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    Sehyeong Cho, Sanghun Kim, Jun Park, Youngjik Lee:
    Overcoming the Sparseness Problem of Spoken Language Corpora Using Other Large Corpora of Distinct Characteristics. 407-411
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    Heriberto Cuayáhuitl:
    A Syllabification Algorithm for Spanish. 412-415
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    Luis Villaseñor Pineda, Manuel Montes-y-Gómez, Dominique Vaufreydaz, Jean-François Serignat:
    Experiments on the Construction of a Phonetically Balanced Corpus from the Web. 416-419

Intelligent Text Processing

Indexing

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    Cornelis H. A. Koster:
    Head/Modifier Frames for Information Retrieval. 420-432
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    Bo-Yeong Kang, Hae Jung Kim, Sang-Jo Lee:
    Performance Analysis of Semantic Indexing in Text Retrieval. 433-436
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    Jae-Woo Lee, Doo-Kwon Baik:
    A Model for Extracting Keywords of Document Using Term Frequency and Distribution. 437-440
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    Houfeng Wang, Sujian Li, Shiwen Yu, Byeong Kwu Kang:
    A Combining Approach to Automatic Keyphrases Indexing for Chinese News Documents. 441-444

Information Retrieval

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    Ricardo A. Baeza-Yates:
    Challenges in the Interaction of Information Retrieval and Natural Language Processing. 445-456
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    Tony Veale:
    The Challenge of Creative Information Retrieval. 457-467
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    Joe Carthy, David C. Wilson, Ruichao Wang, John Dunnion, Anne Drummond:
    Using T-Ret System to Improve Incident Report Retrieval. 468-471

Question Answering and Sentence Retrieval

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    Anselmo Peñas, Felisa Verdejo, Jesús Herrera:
    Spanish Question Answering Evaluation. 472-483
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    Kyoung-Soo Han, Hae-Chang Rim:
    Comparative Analysis of Term Distributions in a Sentence and in a Document for Sentence Retrieval. 484-487

Browsing

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    Manuel Montes-y-Gómez, Manuel Alberto Pérez-Coutiño, Luis Villaseñor Pineda, Aurelio López-López:
    Contextual Exploration of Text Collections. 488-497
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    Jungwon Cho, Seungdo Jeong, Byung-Uk Choi:
    Automatic Classification and Skimming of Articles in a News Video Using Korean Closed-Caption. 498-501

Filtering

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    John O'Donovan, John Dunnion:
    A Framework for Evaluation of Information Filtering Techniques in an Adaptive Recommender System. 502-506
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    Joe Carthy:
    Lexical Chains versus Keywords for Topic Tracking. 507-510
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    Jirí Hroza, Jan Zizka, Ales Bourek:
    Filtering Very Similar Text Documents: A Case Study. 511-520

Information Extraction

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    Karl-Michael Schneider:
    Using Information Extraction to Build a Directory of Conference Announcements. 521-532
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    Hong-Woo Chun, Young-Sook Hwang, Hae-Chang Rim:
    Unsupervised Event Extraction from Biomedical Text Based on Event and Pattern Information. 533-536
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    Lalita Narupiyakul, Calvin Thomas, Nick Cercone, Booncharoen Sirinaovakul:
    Thai Syllable-Based Information Extraction Using Hidden Markov Models. 537-546
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    Sanghee Kim, Paul H. Lewis, Kirk Martinez:
    The Impact of Enriched Linguistic Annotation on the Performance of Extracting Relation Triples. 547-558

Text Categorization

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    Gongde Guo, Hui Wang, David A. Bell, Yaxin Bi, Kieran Greer:
    An kNN Model-Based Approach and Its Application in Text Categorization. 559-570
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    Wenliang Chen, Jingbo Zhu, Honglin Wu, Tianshun Yao:
    Automatic Learning Features Using Bootstrapping for Text Categorization. 571-579
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    Sang-Bum Kim, Hae-Chang Rim:
    Recomputation of Class Relevance Scores for Improving Text Classification. 580-583
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    Xue Dejun, Maosong Sun:
    Raising High-Degree Overlapped Character Bigrams into Trigrams for Dimensionality Reduction in Chinese Text Categorization. 584-595
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    Paolo Rosso, Antonio Molina, Ferran Pla, Daniel Jiménez, Vicente Vidal:
    Information Retrieval and Text Categorization with Semantic Indexing. 596-600

Document Clustering

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    Arantza Casillas, Mayte Teresa González de Lena, Raquel Martínez-Unanue:
    Sampling and Feature Selection in a Genetic Algorithm for Document Clustering. 601-612
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    Kwangcheol Shin, Sang-Yong Han:
    A New Efficient Clustering Algorithm for Organizing Dynamic Data Collection. 613-616
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    Cormac Flynn, John Dunnion:
    Domain-Informed Topic Detection. 617-626

Summarization

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    William P. Doran, Nicola Stokes, Joe Carthy, John Dunnion:
    Assessing the Impact of Lexical Chain Scoring Methods and Sentence Extraction Schemes on Summarization. 627-635
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    Young-In Song, Kyoung-Soo Han, Hae-Chang Rim:
    A Term Weighting Method Based on Lexical Chain for Automatic Summarization. 636-639

Language Identification

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    Hidayet Takçi, Ibrahim Sogukpinar:
    Centroid-Based Language Identification Using Letter Feature Set. 640-648

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