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- 61 creator chun-yuan-teng.
- 61 creator hsin-hsi-chen.
- 61 type InProceedings.
- 61 label "Event Detection and Summarization in Weblogs with Temporal Collocations".
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- 61 abstract "This paper deals with the relationship between weblog content and time. With the proposed temporal mutual information, we analyze the collocations in time dimension, and the interesting collocations related to special events. The temporal mutual information is employed to observe the strength of term-to-term associations over time. An event detection algorithm identifies the collocations that may cause an event in a specific timestamp. An event summarization algorithm retrieves a set of collocations which describe an event. We compare our approach with the approach without considering the time interval. The experimental results demonstrate that the temporal collocations capture the real world semantics and real world events over time.".
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- 610 creator nancy-ide.
- 610 creator roberto-bartolini.
- 610 creator tommaso-caselli.
- 610 type InProceedings.
- 610 label "A Bilingual Corpus of Inter-linked Events".
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- 610 abstract "This paper describes the creation of a bilingual corpus of inter-linked events for Italian and English. Linkage is accomplished through the Inter-Lingual Index (ILI) that links ItalWordNet with WordNet. The availability of this resource, on the one hand, enables contrastive analysis of the linguistic phenomena surrounding events in both languages, and on the other hand, can be used to perform multilingual temporal analysis of texts. In addition to describing the methodology for construction of the inter-linked corpus and the analysis of the data collected, we demonstrate that the ILI could potentially be used to bootstrap the creation of comparable corpora by exporting layers of annotation for words that have the same sense.".
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- 610 title "A Bilingual Corpus of Inter-linked Events".
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- 611 creator bogdan-vrusias.
- 611 creator lee-gillam.
- 611 creator neil-newbold.
- 611 type InProceedings.
- 611 label "Lexical Ontology Extraction using Terminology Analysis: Automating Video Annotation".
- 611 sameAs 611.
- 611 abstract "The majority of work described in this paper was conducted as part of the Recovering Evidence from Video by fusing Video Evidence Thesaurus and Video MetaData (REVEAL) project, sponsored by the UK s Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC). REVEAL is concerned with reducing the time-consuming, yet essential, tasks undertaken by UK Police Officers when dealing with terascale collections of video related to crime-scenes. The project is working towards technologies which will archive video that has been annotated automatically based on prior annotations of similar content, enabling rapid access to CCTV archives and providing capabilities for automatic video summarisation. This involves considerations of semantic annotation relating, amongst other things, to content and to temporal reasoning. In this paper, we describe the ontology extraction components of the system in development, and its use in REVEAL for automatically populating a CCTV ontology from analysis of expert transcripts of the video footage.".
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- 611 title "Lexical Ontology Extraction using Terminology Analysis: Automating Video Annotation".
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- 612 creator tatiana-zidrasco.
- 612 creator victoria-bobicev.
- 612 type InProceedings.
- 612 label "Estimating Word Phonosemantics".
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- 612 abstract "The paper describes a method of word phonosemantics estimation. We treat phonosemantics as a subconscious emotional perception of word sounding independent on the word meaning. The method is based on the data about emotional perception of sounds obtained from a number of respondents. A program estimates word s emotional characteristics using the data about sounds. The program output was compared with human s judgment. The results of the experiments showed that in most cases computer description of a word based on phonosemantic calculations is similar with our own impressions of the word s sounding. On the other hand the word meaning dominates in emotional perception of the word and phonosemantic part comes out for the words with unknown meaning.".
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