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46th ACL Student Research Workshop 2008: Columbus, Ohio, USA
- Ebru Arisoy, Keisuke Inoue, Wolfgang Maier:
ACL 2008, Proceedings of the 46th Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics, June 15-20, 2008, Columbus, Ohio, USA, Student Research Workshop. The Association for Computer Linguistics 2008 - Masato Hagiwara:
A Supervised Learning Approach to Automatic Synonym Identification Based on Distributional Features. 1-6 - Eva Banik:
An Integraged Architecture for Generating Parenthetical Constructions. 7-12 - Vladimir Eidelman:
Inferring Activity Time in News through Event Modeling. 13-18 - Shasha Liao:
Combining Source and Target Language Information for Name Tagging of Machine Translation Output. 19-24 - Shu-Qi Sun, Yin Chen, Jufeng Li:
A Re-examination on Features in Regression Based Approach to Automatic MT Evaluation. 25-30 - Davide Fossati:
The Role of Positive Feedback in Intelligent Tutoring Systems. 31-36 - Ilana Heintz:
Arabic Language Modeling with Finite State Transducers. 37-42 - Cynthia Kersey:
Impact of Initiative on Collaborative Problem Solving. 43-48 - Bridget T. McInnes:
An Unsupervised Vector Approach to Biomedical Term Disambiguation: Integrating UMLS and Medline. 49-54 - Cédric Messiant:
A Subcategorization Acquisition System for French Verbs. 55-60 - Keith Trnka:
Adaptive Language Modeling for Word Prediction. 61-66 - Yitao Zhang:
A Hierarchical Approach to Encoding Medical Concepts for Clinical Notes. 67-72
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