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    Alexander F. Gelbukh:
    Computational Linguistics and Intelligent Text Processing, 7th International Conference, CICLing 2006, Mexico City, Mexico, February 19-25, 2006, Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 3878, Springer 2006, ISBN 3-540-32205-1

Computational Linguistics Research

Lexical Resources

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    Namhee Kwon, Eduard H. Hovy:
    Integrating Semantic Frames from Multiple Sources. 1-12
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    Nancy Ide:
    Making Senses: Bootstrapping Sense-Tagged Lists of Semantically-Related Words. 13-27
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    Raquel Amaro, Rui Pedro Chaves, Palmira Marrafa, Sara Mendes:
    Enriching Wordnets with New Relations and with Event and Argument Structures. 28-40
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    Anna Feldman, Jirka Hana, Chris Brew:
    Experiments in Cross-Language Morphological Annotation Transfer. 41-50
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    So-Young Park, Dongha Shin, Ui-Sung Song:
    Sentence Segmentation Model to Improve Tree Annotation Tool. 51-54
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    Jaeyoung Jung, Maki Miyake, Hiroyuki Akama:
    Markov Cluster Shortest Path Founded Upon the Alibi-Breaking Algorithm. 55-58

Corpus-Based Knowledge Acquisition

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    Thiago Alexandre Salgueiro Pardo, Daniel Marcu, Maria das Graças Volpe Nunes:
    Unsupervised Learning of Verb Argument Structures. 59-70
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    Rafael Valencia-García, Dagoberto Castellanos Nieves, Jesualdo Tomás Fernández-Breis, Pedro José Vivancos Vicente:
    A Methodology for Extracting Ontological Knowledge from Spanish Documents. 71-80
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    Afsaneh Fazly, Ryan North, Suzanne Stevenson:
    Automatically Determining Allowable Combinations of a Class of Flexible Multiword Expressions. 81-92
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    Igor A. Bolshakov, Sofía N. Galicia-Haro:
    Web-Based Measurements of Intra-collocational Cohesion in Oxford Collocations Dictionary. 93-96
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    Mohamed Abdel Fattah, Fuji Ren, Shingo Kuroiwa:
    Probabilistic Neural Network Based English-Arabic Sentence Alignment. 97-100

Morphology and Part-of-Speech Tagging

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    Alfonso Medina Urrea:
    Towards the Automatic Lemmatization of 16th Century Mexican Spanish: A Stemming Scheme for the CHEM. 101-104
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    Maosong Sun, Zhengcao Zhang, Benjamin Ka-Yin T'sou, Huaming Lu:
    Word Frequency Approximation for Chinese Without Using Manually-Annotated Corpus. 105-116
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    Chunyu Kit, Xiaoyue Liu, Jonathan J. Webster:
    Abbreviation Recognition with MaxEnt Model. 117-120
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    Chiraz Ben Othmane Zribi, Aroua Torjmen, Mohamed Ben Ahmed:
    An Efficient Multi-agent System Combining POS-Taggers for Arabic Texts. 121-131

Syntax and Parsing

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    Jan Strunk, Carlos Nascimento Silla Jr., Celso A. A. Kaestner:
    A Comparative Evaluation of a New Unsupervised Sentence Boundary Detection Approach on Documents in English and Portuguese. 132-143
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    Yu-Chieh Wu, Chia-Hui Chang, Yue-Shi Lee:
    A General and Multi-lingual Phrase Chunking Model Based on Masking Method. 144-155
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    Guntur Bharadwaja Kumar, Kavi Narayana Murthy:
    UCSG Shallow Parser. 156-167
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    Alex Chengyu Fang:
    Evaluating the Performance of the Survey Parser with the NIST Scheme. 168-179
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    Gabriel G. Infante López, Maarten de Rijke:
    Sequences of Part of Speech Tags vs. Sequences of Phrase Labels: How Do They Help in Parsing? 180-191

Word Sense Disambiguation and Anaphora Resolution

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    Davide Buscaldi, Paolo Rosso, Ferran Pla, Encarna Segarra, Emilio Sanchis Arnal:
    Verb Sense Disambiguation Using Support Vector Machines: Impact of WordNet-Extracted Features. 192-195
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    Chutima Boonthum, Shunichi Toida, Irwin B. Levinstein:
    Preposition Senses: Generalized Disambiguation Model. 196-207
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    Ted Pedersen, Anagha Kulkarni, Roxana Angheluta, Zornitsa Kozareva, Thamar Solorio:
    An Unsupervised Language Independent Method of Name Discrimination Using Second Order Co-occurrence Features. 208-222
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    Danushka Bollegala, Yutaka Matsuo, Mitsuru Ishizuka:
    Extracting Key Phrases to Disambiguate Personal Names on the Web. 223-234
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    Zhimin Wang, Houfeng Wang, Huiming Duan, Shuang Han, Shiwen Yu:
    Chinese Noun Phrase Metaphor Recognition with Maximum Entropy Approach. 235-244
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    Yuzhen Cui, Qinan Hu, Haihua Pan, Jianhua Hu:
    Zero Anaphora Resolution in Chinese Discourse. 245-248

Semantics

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    Rada Mihalcea:
    Random Walks on Text Structures. 249-262
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    Samuel W. K. Chan:
    Shallow Case Role Annotation Using Two-Stage Feature-Enhanced String Matching. 263-274
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    Anselmo Peñas, Álvaro Rodrigo, Felisa Verdejo:
    SPARTE, a Test Suite for Recognising Textual Entailment in Spanish. 275-286
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    Vasile Rus, Philip M. McCarthy, Arthur C. Graesser:
    Analysis of a Textual Entailer. 287-298

Text Generation

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    Ivandré Paraboni, Kees van Deemter:
    Referring Via Document Parts. 299-310
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    María de los Ángeles Alonso-Lavernia, Argelio De-la-Cruz-Rivera, Grigori Sidorov:
    Generation of Natural Language Explanations of Rules in an Expert System. 311-314
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    Kanako Komiya, Yasuhiro Tajima, Nobuo Inui, Yoshiyuki Kotani:
    Generating a Set of Rules to Determine Honorific Expression Using Decision Tree Learning. 315-318

Natural Language Interfaces and Speech Processing

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    Rada Mihalcea, Hugo Liu, Henry Lieberman:
    NLP (Natural Language Processing) for NLP (Natural Language Programming). 319-330
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    Luis Cortés, Hayde Castellanos, Sergio Rafael Coria Olguin, Varinia M. Estrada, Fernanda López, Isabel López, Iván Meza, Iván Moreno, Patricia Pérez, Carlos Rodríguez:
    Balancing Transactions in Practical Dialogues. 331-342
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    Rakesh Gupta, Ken Hennacy:
    Finite State Grammar Transduction from Distributed Collected Knowledge. 343-354
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    Sergio Rafael Coria Olguin, Luis Alberto Pineda Cortés:
    Predicting Dialogue Acts from Prosodic Information. 355-365
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    Youngim Jung, Ae-sun Yoon, Hyuk-Chul Kwon:
    Disambiguation Based on Wordnet for Transliteration of Arabic Numerals for Korean TTS. 366-377

Intelligent Text Processing Applications

Information Retrieval

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    Yunming Ye, Yan Li, Xiaofei Xu, Joshua Zhexue Huang, Xiaojun Chen:
    MFCRank: A Web Ranking Algorithm Based on Correlation of Multiple Features. 378-388
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    Bo-Yeong Kang, Dae-Won Kim:
    On Text Ranking for Information Retrieval Based on Degree of Preference. 389-393
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    Marco Gonzalez, Vera Lúcia Strube de Lima, José Valdeni de Lima:
    Lexical Normalization and Relationship Alternatives for a Term Dependence Model in Information Retrieval. 394-405
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    Bumghi Choi, Ju-Hong Lee, Sun Park, Tae-Su Park:
    Web Search Model for Dynamic and Fuzzy Directory Search. 406-409
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    Michal Fapso, Pavel Smrz, Petr Schwarz, Igor Szöke, Milan Schwarz, Jan Cernocký, Martin Karafiát, Lukás Burget:
    Information Retrieval from Spoken Documents. 410-416
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    Wei Li, Maosong Sun:
    Automatic Image Annotation Based on WordNet and Hierarchical Ensembles. 417-428
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    Andras Csomai, Rada Mihalcea:
    Creating a Testbed for the Evaluation of Automatically Generated Back-of-the-Book Indexes. 429-440

Question Answering

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    Jamileh Yousefi, Leila Kosseim:
    Automatic Acquisition of Semantic-Based Question Reformulations for Question Answering. 441-452
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    Rita M. Aceves-Pérez, Luis Villaseñor Pineda, Manuel Montes-y-Gómez:
    Using N-Gram Models to Combine Query Translations in Cross-Language Question Answering. 453-457
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    Haiqing Hu, Fuji Ren, Shingo Kuroiwa, Shuwu Zhang:
    A Question Answering System on Special Domain and the Implementation of Speech Interface. 458-469

Text Summarization

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    Dexi Liu, Yanxiang He, Dong-Hong Ji, Hua Yang:
    Multi-document Summarization Based on BE-Vector Clustering. 470-479
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    Wei Xu, Wenjie Li, Mingli Wu, Wei Li, Chunfa Yuan:
    Deriving Event Relevance from the Ontology Constructed with Formal Concept Analysis. 480-489
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    Nadjet Bouayad-Agha, Angel Gil, Oriol Valentín, Víctor Pascual:
    A Sentence Compression Module for Machine-Assisted Subtitling. 490-501

Information Extraction and Text Mining

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    Yasuhiro Suzuki, Hiroya Takamura, Manabu Okumura:
    Application of Semi-supervised Learning to Evaluative Expression Classification. 502-513
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    René Arnulfo García-Hernández, José Francisco Martínez Trinidad, Jesús Ariel Carrasco-Ochoa:
    A New Algorithm for Fast Discovery of Maximal Sequential Patterns in a Document Collection. 514-523
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    Sung-Won Jung, Hyuk-Chul Kwon:
    A Machine Learning Based Approach for Separating Head from Body in Web-Tables. 524-535

Text Classification

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    David Pinto Avendaño, Héctor Jiménez-Salazar, Paolo Rosso:
    Clustering Abstracts of Scientific Texts Using the Transition Point Technique. 536-546
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    Davide Buscaldi, Paolo Rosso, Mikhail Alexandrov, Alfons Juan-Císcar:
    Sense Cluster Based Categorization and Clustering of Abstracts. 547-550
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    Teresa Gonçalves, Cassiana Fagundes da Silva, Paulo Quaresma, Renata Vieira:
    Analysing Part-of-Speech for Portuguese Text Classification. 551-562
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    Kwangcheol Shin, Ajith Abraham, Sang-Yong Han:
    Improving kNN Text Categorization by Removing Outliers from Training Set. 563-566

Authoring Tools and Spelling Correction

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    Aurélien Max:
    Writing for Language-Impaired Readers. 567-570
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    NamOh Kang, Sang-Yong Han:
    Document Copy Detection System Based on Plagiarism Patterns. 571-574
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    Manuel Vilares Ferro, Juan Otero Pombo, Víctor Manuel Darriba Bilbao:
    Regional vs. Global Robust Spelling Correction. 575-585

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