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    Minghui Dong, Jingxia Lin, Xuri Tang:
    Chinese Lexical Semantics - 17th Workshop, CLSW 2016, Singapore, Singapore, May 20-22, 2016, Revised Selected Papers. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 10085, Springer 2016, ISBN 978-3-319-49507-1

Lexicon and Morphology

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    Jia-Fei Hong:
    Emotion Lexicon and Its Application: A Study Based on Written Texts. 3-17
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    Xiao Wang, Shiyong Kang, Baorong He, Dian Zhang:
    A Study on Semantic Word-Formation Rules of Chinese Nouns from the Perspective of Generative Lexicon Theory - - - A Case Study of Undirected Disyllable Compounds. 18-30
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    Jing Wang, Zhiying Liu, Honfei Jiang:
    Polysemous Words Definition in the Dictionary and Word Sense Annotation. 31-39
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    Jinghan Zeng, Yulin Yuan:
    The Motivated Topicalization and Referentiality of the Compound Noun in Chinese. 40-50
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    Haixia Feng, Wanjing Meng:
    An Analysis of Definitions of Poly-meaning Sports' Entries Based on Generative Lexicon Theory. 51-57
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    Fei Qi:
    A Finer-Grained Classification of the Morpheme ke in the "ke+X" Adjectives. 58-64
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    Xuelian Yuan, Jingxia Lin:
    Classifiers in Singapore Mandarin Chinese: A Corpus-based Study. 65-75
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    Yaxi Jin:
    The "v + n" compound nouns in Chinese: from the perspective of Generative Lexicon Theory. 76-90
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    Fengcun An, Lei Zhao, Gong Cheng:
    A Study on the Referents of Chinese Imposters. 91-100
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    Wei Huangfu, Bing Qiu:
    Quantitative Relation of the Length and the Count of Senses for Chinese Polysyllabic Words. 101-109
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    Chin Loong Ng, Jingxia Lin, Yao Yao:
    Polarity of Chinese Emotion Words: The Construction of a Polarity Database Based on Singapore Chinese Speakers. 110-119
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    Jianfei Luo:
    A Structural and Prosodic Analysis of Trisyllabic New Words. 120-127
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    Huibin Zhuang, Baopeng Ma, Shaoshuai Shen, Peicui Zhang:
    On the Notion of "Syntactic Word": its Origin and Evolution. 128-135

The Syntax-Semantics Interface

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    Mengbin Liu:
    The formation of the "NP1exp+V+NP2" construction in Chinese. 139-148
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    Yan He, Yang Liu:
    Chinese Word Order Analysis Based on Binary Dependency Relationships. 149-158
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    Hsin-I Hsieh:
    From Form to Meaning and to Concept. 159-172
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    Lin Li, Pengyuan Liu:
    A Corpus-Based Analysis of Syntactic-Semantic Relations between Adjectival Objects and Nouns in Mandarin Chinese. 173-186
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    Yujie Liu, Pengyuan Liu:
    A Corpus-based Study on the Structure of V in "进行[jin4xing2]+V" in Modern Chinese. 187-198
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    Yiqiao Xia, Daqin Li:
    A Study on Causative meaning of Verb-Resultative Construction in Mandarin Chinese Based on the Generative Lexicon Theory. 199-213
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    Shiyong Kang, Minghai Zhou, Qianqian Zhang:
    Lexical Semantic Constraints on the Syntactic Realization of Semantic Role Possessor. 214-222
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    Shijun Liu, Yanqiu Shao, Lijuan Zheng, Yu Ding:
    Research on Collocation Extraction Based on Syntactic and Semantic Dependency Analysis. 223-232
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    Xin Kou:
    Comitative Relational Nouns and Relativization of Comitative Case in Mandarin. 233-240
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    Pei-Jung Kuo:
    A Corpus-Based Study on Pseudo-ditransitive Verbs in Mandarin Chinese. 241-248

Corpus and Resource

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    Dongdong Guo, Shuqin Zhu, Weiming Peng, Jihua Song, Yinbing Zhang:
    Construction of the Dynamic Word Structural Mode Knowledge Base for the International Chinese Teaching. 251-260
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    Hongchao Liu, Chu-Ren Huang:
    EVALution-MAN 2.0: Expand the Evaluation Dataset for Vector Space Models. 261-268
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    Dabhurbayar, Xiaojuan:
    Constructing the Verb Sub-library in the Electronic Dictionary of NIGEN DABHVR ASAR. 269-279
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    Yuelong Wang:
    The Construction Scheme of a Graded Spoken Interaction Corpus for Mandarin Chinese. 280-290
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    Kunli Zhang, Lingling Mu, Hongying Zan, Yingjie Han, Zhifang Sui:
    Study on Modality Annotation Framework of Modern Chinese. 291-305
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    Tianbao Song, Weiming Peng, Jihua Song, Dongdong Guo, Jing He:
    The Construction of Sentence-Based Diagrammatic Treebank. 306-314
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    Bing Qiu:
    Dictionary as Corpus: A Study Case to Reveal the Statistical Trend of Polysyllablization of Chinese Vocabulary. 315-324
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    Meng-Hsien Shih, Shu-Kai Hsieh:
    Yet Another Resource to Sketch Word Behavior in Chinese Variation. 325-332

Natural Language Processing

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    Xingyuan Chen, Peng Jin, Diana McCarthy, John Carroll:
    Integrating Character Representations into Chinese Word Embedding. 335-349
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    Haotian Hui, Yanqun Li, Longhua Qian, Guodong Zhou:
    Parallel Corpus-based Bilingual Co-training for Relation Classification. 350-361
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    Yunfei Long, Dan Xiong, Qin Lu, Minglei Li, Chu-Ren Huang:
    Named Entity Recognition for Chinese Novels in the Ming-Qing Dynasties. 362-375
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    Yizhuo Sun, Yangsen Zhang, Yanhua Zhang:
    Chinese Text Proofreading Model of Integration of Error Detection and Error Correction. 376-386
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    Boli Wang, Xiaodong Shi, Zhixing Tan, Yidong Chen, Weili Wang:
    A Sentence Segmentation Method for Ancient Chinese Texts Based on NNLM. 387-396
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    Fuxiang Wu, Minghui Dong, Zhengchen Zhang, Fugen Zhou:
    A Stack LSTM Transition-Based Dependency Parser with Context Enhancement and K-best Decoding. 397-404
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    Hui Liu, Jianyong Duan:
    An Analysis of the Relation Between Similarity Positions and Attributes of Concepts by Distance Geometry. 405-415
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    Hao Li, Lingling Mu, Hongying Zan:
    Computation of Word Similarity Based on the Information Content of Sememes and PageRank Algorithm. 416-425
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    Jiayue Teng, Peifeng Li, Qiaoming Zhu, Weiyi Ge:
    Joint Event Co-reference Resolution and Temporal Relation Identification. 426-433
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    Yuchen Zhu, Tianqi Qi, Xinning Dong:
    Automatic Classification of Classical Chinese Lyrics and Songs. 434-440
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    Jiaying Hou, Zhengtao Yu, Xudong Hong, Feng Li:
    Clustering of News Topics Integrating the Relationship among News Elements. 441-448

Case Study of Lexical Semantics

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    Jiun-Shiung Wu:
    Manifestation of Certainty in Semantics: - The Case of Yídìng, Kěndìng and Dǔdìng in Mandarin Chinese. 451-463
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    Yifan He:
    On the Intersubjectivity of Sentence Final Particle-Ne - -A Case Study between Degree Modifiers and SFP-Ne. 464-471
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    Qiongpeng Luo, Yuan Wang:
    When Degree Meets Evaluativity: A Multidimensional Semantics for the Ad-adjectival Modifier hăo 'well' in Mandarin Chinese. 472-482
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    Hua-Hung Yuan, Daniel Kwang Guan Chan:
    Verbal Plurality of Frequency Adverbs in Mandarin Chinese: The case of cháng and chángcháng. 483-496
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    Lucia M. Tovena, Yan Li:
    On the distributive nature of adverbial quan in Mandarin Chinese. 497-511
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    Ying Tong Yap, Helena Hong Gao:
    The Use of "Ná" and "Hold" Verbs by Bilingual PreSchool Children in Singapore. 512-523
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    Hui Er Sak, Helena Hong Gao:
    The Polysemy of the Chinese Action Verb "Dǎ" and Its Implications in Child Language Acquisition. 524-533
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    Zhimin Wang, Lei Wang, Shiwen Yu:
    A Metaphorical and Cognitive Study on Idioms with "Ru". 534-545
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    Minli Zhou:
    Semantic Development: From Hand Act to Speech Act - Metaphors and Different Image Schemas. 546-556
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    Yong Lu, Pengyuan Liu:
    Computer Semantic Identification of the Adverb "Dou". 557-576
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    Qiang Li:
    "净" (jìng) and "都" (doū), which one has exclusiveness? 577-587
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    Xiaoping Zhang:
    Constructional Coercion in the Evolution of Contemporary Chinese Morphemes - Taking "Fen"(粉) as an Example. 588-599
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    Yang Wu, Shan Wang:
    Applying Chinese Word Sketch Engine to Distinguish Commonly Confused Words. 600-619
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    Lei Zhang:
    Domain Restrictor Chúfēi and Relevant Constructions. 620-629
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    Helena Yan Ping Lau, Sophia Yat Mei Lee:
    A Corpus-Based Study on Near-Synonymous Manner Adverbs: "yiran" and "duanran". 630-642
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    Xiujuan Chen, Qing Wang, Gaowu Wang:
    The Lexicalization of the Word "Jinqing" (尽情) in Chinese. 643-649
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    Xiaolong Lu:
    On the Case of Zheyangzi in Mandarin Words of Taiwan and Mainland China. 650-659
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    Shaoshuai Shen, Bing Lu, Huibin Zhuang:
    Dou in Kaifeng Dialect. 660-667
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    Bin Liu:
    About "好说歹说[haoshuodaishuo]". 668-675
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    Pu Li:
    On the Semantic Patterns and Features of "Shao" Serving as Adverbial in Imperative Sentences. 676-683

Extended Study and Application

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    Yu Chen, Ju Zhang, Huixia Wang, Jin Zhang, Yanting Chen, Hua Lin, Jianwu Dang:
    The MFCC Vowel Space of [ɤ] in Grammatical and Lexical Word in Standard Chinese. 687-699
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    Qi Su:
    On the Lexical Characteristics of Deception. 700-707
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    Yubo Wang:
    An Empirical Study of Gender-Related Differences in Topics Selection Based on We-Media Corpus. 708-716
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    Hao Zhang, Fei Chen, Nan Yan, Lan Wang, I-Fan Su, Manwa L. Ng:
    The Interaction of Semantic and Orthographic Processing During Chinese Sinograms Recognition: An ERP Study. 717-727
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    Gaoqi Rao, Meng Dai, Endong Xun:
    Study on the Effectiveness of the Regulations for Chinese Words with Variant Forms Based on a Long-Span Diachronic Corpus. 728-742
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    Yong Kang Khoo, Jingxia Lin:
    Motion Constructions in Singapore Mandarin Chinese: A Typological Perspective. 743-750
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    Daniel Kwang Guan Chan:
    The Source of Implicit Negation in Mandarin Chinese Yes-no Questions. 751-762
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    Xinyuan Zhang, Pengyuan Liu:
    Study in Words and Characters Use and Contents of the Opening Addresses by Chinese University Presidents. 763-770

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