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- 187 abstract "In this paper, we present the collection and analysis of a spoken dialogue corpus obtained from interactions of older and younger users with a smart-home system. Our aim is to identify the amount and the origin of linguistic differences in the way older and younger users address the system. In addition, we investigate changes in the users linguistic behaviour after exposure to the system. The results show that the two user groups differ in their speaking style as well as their vocabulary. In contrast to younger users, who adapt their speaking style to the expected limitations of the system, older users tend to use a speaking style that is closer to human-human communication in terms of sentence complexity and politeness. However, older users are far less easy to stereotype than younger users.".
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- 187 keyword "Corpus (creation, annotation, etc.)".
- 187 keyword "Dialogue & Natural Interactivity".
- 187 keyword "Speech resource/database".
- 187 title "Corpus Analysis of Spoken Smart-Home Interactions with Older Users".
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- 188 creator antonio-toral.
- 188 creator monica-monachini.
- 188 creator rafael-munoz.
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- 188 label "Named Entity WordNet".
- 188 sameAs 188.
- 188 abstract "This paper presents the automatic extension of Princeton WordNet with Named Entities (NEs). This new resource is called Named Entity WordNet. Our method maps the noun is-a hierarchy of WordNet to Wikipedia categories, identifies the NEs present in the latter and extracts different information from them such as written variants, definitions, etc. This information is inserted into a NE repository. A module that converts from this generic repository to the WordNet specific format has been developed. The paper explores different aspects of our methodology such as the treatment of polysemous terms, the identification of hyponyms within the Wikipedia categorization system, the identification of Wikipedia articles which are NEs and the design of a NE repository compliant with the LMF ISO standard. So far, this procedure enriches WordNet with 310,742 NEs and 381,043 instance of relations.".
- 188 hasAuthorList authorList.
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- 188 keyword "Lexicon, lexical database".
- 188 keyword "Named Entity recognition".
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- 188 title "Named Entity WordNet".
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- 189 creator anna-joan.
- 189 creator jorge-vivaldi.
- 189 creator merce-lorente.
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- 189 label "Turning a Term Extractor into a new Domain: first Experiences".
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- 189 abstract "Computational terminology has notably evolved since the advent of computers. Regarding the extraction of terms in particular, a large number of resources have been developed: from very general tools to other much more specific acquisition methodologies. Such acquisition methodologies range from using simple linguistic patterns or frequency counting methods to using much more evolved strategies combining morphological, syntactical, semantical and contextual information. Researchers usually develop a term extractor to be applied to a given domain and, in some cases, some testing about the tool performance is also done. Afterwards, such tools may also be applied to other domains, though frequently no additional test is made in such cases. Usually, the application of a given tool to other domain does not require any tuning. Recently, some tools using semantic resources have been developed. In such cases, either a domain-specific or a generic resource may be used. In the latter case, some tuning may be necessary in order to adapt the tool to a new domain. In this paper, we present the task started in order to adapt YATE, a term extractor that uses a generic resource as EWN and that is already developed for the medical domain, into the economic one.".
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- 189 keyword "Evaluation methodologies".
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- 189 keyword "Tools, systems, applications".
- 189 title "Turning a Term Extractor into a new Domain: first Experiences".
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- 190 creator andre-le-meur.
- 190 creator marie-jeanne-derouin.
- 190 type InProceedings.
- 190 label "Presentation of the New ISO-Standard for the Representation of Entries in Dictionaries: ISO 1951".
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- 190 abstract "Times have changed over the last ten years in terms of dictionary production. With the introduction of digital support and networking, the lifespan of dictionaries has been considerably extended. The dictionary manuscript has become a unique data-source that can be reused and manipulated many times by numerous in-house and external experts. The traditional relationship between author, publisher and user has now been extended to include other partners: data-providers - either other publishers or institutions or industry-partners - , software developers, language-tool providers, etc. All these dictionary experts need a basic common language to optimize their work flow and to be able to co-operate in developing new products while avoiding time-consuming and expensive data manipulations. In this paper we will first of all present the ISO standardization for Lexicography which takes these new market needs into account, and then go on to describe the new standard ISO 1951: - Presentation/Representation of entries in dictionaries- which was published in March 2007. In conclusion, we will outline the benefits of standardization for the dictionary publishing industry.".
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- 190 title "Presentation of the New ISO-Standard for the Representation of Entries in Dictionaries: ISO 1951".
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