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ORCIDALTA 2006 Sydney, Australia
- Lawrence Cavedon, Ingrid Zukerman:
Proceedings of the Australasian Language Technology Workshop, ALTA 2006, Sydney, Australia, November 30-December 1, 2006. Australasian Language Technology Association 2006, ISBN 978-1-74108-146-6 - Michael Johnston:
Robust multimodal understanding for interactive systems. 1 - Judy Kay:
User modelling for language technologists. 2 - Bojan Djordjevic, James R. Curran:
Efficient Combinatory Categorial Grammar Parsing. 3-10 - Tobias Hawker, Matthew Honnibal:
Improved Default Sense Selection forWord Sense Disambiguation. 11-17 - Yuval Marom, Anthony Khoo, David W. Albrecht:
Experiments with Sentence Classification. 18-25 - Ewan Klein:
Computational Semantics in the Natural Language Toolkit. 26-33 - Andrew Lampert, Robert Dale, Cécile Paris:
Classifying Speech Acts using Verbal Response Modes. 34-41 - David Martínez, Eneko Agirre, Xinglong Wang:
Word Relatives in Context for Word Sense Disambiguation. 42-50 - Diego Mollá Aliod, Menno van Zaanen, Daniel Smith:
Named Entity Recognition for Question Answering. 51-58 - Tara Murphy, Tara McIntosh, James R. Curran:
Named Entity Recognition for Astronomy Literature. 59-66 - Jeremy Nicholson, Timothy Baldwin, Phil Blunsom:
Die Morphologie (f): Targeted Lexical Acquisition for Languages other than English. 67-74 - Jon D. Patrick, Yefeng Wang, Peter Budd:
Automatic Mapping Clinical Notes to Medical Terminologies. 75-82 - Luiz Augusto Sangoi Pizzato, Diego Mollá Aliod, Cécile Paris:
Pseudo Relevance Feedback Using Named Entities for Question Answering. 83-90 - Ralph L. Rose:
Evidence for Gradient Salience: What Happens with Competing Non-salient Referents during Pronoun Resolution? 91-98 - Alexandra L. Uitdenbogerd:
Web Readability and Computer-Assisted Language Learning. 99-106 - Willemijn Vermaat:
Questions require an answer: A deductive perspective on questions and answers. 107-114 - Jette Viethen, Robert Dale:
Towards the Evaluation of Referring Expression Generation. 115-122 - Peter Vlugter, Edwin van der Ham, Alistair Knott:
Error correction using utterance disambiguation techniques. 123-130 - Stephen Wan, Mark Dras, Robert Dale, Cécile Paris:
Using Dependency-Based Features to Take the 'Para-farce' out of Paraphrase. 131-138 - Patrick Ye, Timothy Baldwin:
Verb Sense Disambiguation Using Selectional Preferences Extracted with a State-of-the-art Semantic Role Labeler. 139-148 - Simon Zwarts, Mark Dras:
This Phrase-Based SMT System is Out of Order: Generalised Word Reordering in Machine Translation. 149-156 - Karl Grieser, Timothy Baldwin, Steven Bird:
Analysis and Prediction of User Behaviour in a Museum Environment. 157-158 - Edward Ivanovic:
Using Dialogue Acts to Suggest Responses in Support Services via Instant Messaging. 159-160 - Oiwi Parker Jones:
Probabilities improve stress-prediction in a CFG of Hawaiian phonology. 161-162 - Kenneth Treharne, Darius Pfitzner, David M. W. Powers:
Towards Cognitive Optimisation of a Search Engine Interface. 163-164 - Alan Woodley, Xavier Tannier, Marcus Hassler, Shlomo Geva:
Natural Language Processing and XML Retrieval. 165-166 - Yitao Zhang, Jon D. Patrick:
Extracting Patient Clinical Profiles from Case Reports. 167-168
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