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- 663 sameAs 663.
- 663 abstract "This paper presents a corpus study of parenthetical constructions in two different corpora: the Penn Discourse Treebank (PDTB, (PDTBGroup, 2008)) and the RST Discourse Treebank (Carlson et al., 2001). The motivation for the study is to gain a better understanding of the rhetorical properties of parentheticals in order to enable a natural language generation system to produce parentheticals as part of a rhetorically well-formed output. We argue that there is a correlation between syntactic and rhetorical types of parentheticals and establish two main categories: ELABORATION/EXPANSION-type NP-modifier parentheticals and NON-ELABORATION/EXPANSION-type VP- or S-modifier parentheticals. We show several strategies for extracting these from the two corpora and discuss how the seemingly contradictory results obtained can be reconciled in light of the rhetorical and syntactic properties of parentheticals as well as the decisions taken in the annotation guidelines.".
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- 663 title "A Study of Parentheticals in Discourse Corpora - Implications for NLG Systems".
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- 664 creator iosif-mporas.
- 664 creator nikos-fakotakis.
- 664 creator theodoros-kostoulas.
- 664 creator todor-ganchev.
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- 664 label "A Real-World Emotional Speech Corpus for Modern Greek".
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- 664 abstract "The present paper deals with the design and the annotation of a Greek real-world emotional speech corpus. The speech data consist of recordings collected during the interaction of naïve users with a smart-home dialogue system. Annotation of the speech data with respect to the uttered command and emotional state was performed. Initial experimentations towards recognizing negative emotional states were performed and the experimental results indicate the range of difficulties when dealing with real-world data.".
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- 664 title "A Real-World Emotional Speech Corpus for Modern Greek".
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- 665 creator margot-mieskes.
- 665 creator michael-strube.
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- 665 label "A Three-stage Disfluency Classifier for Multi Party Dialogues".
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- 665 abstract "We present work on a three-stage system to detect and classify disfluencies in multi party dialogues. The system consists of a regular expression based module and two machine learning based modules. The results are compared to other work on multi party dialogues and we show that our system outperforms previously reported ones.".
- 665 hasAuthorList authorList.
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- 665 title "A Three-stage Disfluency Classifier for Multi Party Dialogues".
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- 67 creator cvetana-krstev.
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- 67 creator ivan-obradovic.
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- 67 label "The Usage of Various Lexical Resources and Tools to Improve the Performance of Web Search Engines".
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- 67 abstract "In this paper we present how resources and tools developed within the Human Language Technology Group at the University of Belgrade can be used for tuning queries before submitting them to a web search engine. We argue that the selection of words chosen for a query, which are of paramount importance for the quality of results obtained by the query, can be substantially improved by using various lexical resources, such as morphological dictionaries and wordnets. These dictionaries enable semantic and morphological expansion of the query, the latter being very important in highly inflective languages, such as Serbian. Wordnets can also be used for adding another language to a query, if appropriate, thus making the query bilingual. Problems encountered in retrieving documents of interest are discussed and illustrated by examples. A brief description of resources is given, followed by an outline of the web tool which enables their integration. Finally, a set of examples is chosen in order to illustrate the use of the lexical resources and tool in question. Results obtained for these examples show that the number of documents obtained through a query by using our approach can double and even quadruple in some cases.".
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- 67 keyword "LR web services".
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- 67 title "The Usage of Various Lexical Resources and Tools to Improve the Performance of Web Search Engines".
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