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ORCIDBaltic HLT 2016: Riga, Latvia
- Inguna Skadina, Roberts Rozis:
Human Language Technologies - The Baltic Perspective - Proceedings of the Seventh International Conference Baltic HLT 2016, Riga, Latvia, October 6-7, 2016. Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence and Applications 289, IOS Press 2016, ISBN 978-1-61499-700-9 - Inguna Skadina
, Ilze Auzina, Daiga Deksne, Raivis Skadins, Andrejs Vasiljevs, Madara Gailuna, Ieva Portnaja:
Filling the Gaps in Latvian BLARK: Case of the Latvian IT Competence Centre. 3-11 - Andrius Utka, Darius Amilevicius, Tomas Krilavicius, Daiva Vitkute-Adzgauskiene:
Overview of the Development of Language Resources and Technologies in Lithuania (2012-2015). 12-19 - Andrejs Vasiljevs, Jan Hajic, Jochen Hummel, Josef van Genabith, Rihards Kalnins:
European Platform for the Multilingual Digital Single Market: Conceptual Proposal. 20-27 - Sven Aller, Einar Meister:
Perception of Audiovisual Speech Produced by Human and Virtual Speaker. 31-38 - Tanel Alumäe, Ottokar Tilk:
Automatic Speech Recognition System for Lithuanian Broadcast Audio. 39-45 - Ilze Auzina, Kristine Levane-Petrova, Guna Rabante-Busa, Roberts Dargis, Antonio Fábregas:
Designing an Annotated Longitudinal Latvian Children's Speech Corpus. 46-50 - Kastytis Ratkevicius, Gintare Paskauskaite, Gintare Bartisiute:
Recognition of ICD-10 Codes by Combining Two Recognizers. 51-58 - Askars Salimbajevs:
Bidirectional LSTM for Automatic Punctuation Restoration. 59-65 - Askars Salimbajevs:
Towards the First Dictation System for Latvian Language. 66-73 - Eleri Aedmaa, Mark Fishel:
Whether to English More Alike Reordered Suits Estonian Input for Statistical Machine Translation Better? 77-83 - Marcis Pinnis:
Towards Hybrid Neural Machine Translation for English-Latvian. 84-91 - Matiss Rikters:
Searching for the Best Translation Combination Across All Possible Variants. 92-96 - Inguna Skadina:
Multi-Word Expressions in English-Latvian SMT: Problems and Solutions. 97-104 - Agne Bielinskiene, Loïc Boizou, Jolanta Kovalevskaite, Erika Rimkute:
Lithuanian Dependency Treebank ALKSNIS. 107-114 - Roberts Dargis, Guna Rabante-Busa, Ilze Auzina, Sergejs Kruks:
ParliSearch - A System for Large Text Corpus Discourse Analysis. 115-121 - Kimmo Kettunen, Tuula Pääkkönen, Mika Koistinen:
Between Diachrony and Synchrony: Evaluation of Lexical Quality of a Digitized Historical Finnish Newspaper and Journal Collection with Morphological Analyzers. 122-129 - Natalia Perkova, Dmitri Sitchinava:
On the Development of a Latvian-Russian Parallel Corpus. 130-135 - Lauma Pretkalnina, Laura Rituma, Baiba Saulite:
Universal Dependency Treebank for Latvian: A Pilot. 136-143 - Daiga Deksne:
A New Phase in the Development of a Grammar Checker for Latvian. 147-152 - Justina Mandravickaite, Erika Rimkute, Tomas Krilavicius:
Hybrid Approach for Automatic Identification of Multi-Word Expressions in Lithuanian. 153-159 - Peteris Paikens:
Deep Neural Learning Approaches for Latvian Morphological Tagging. 160-166 - Arturs Znotins:
Word Embeddings for Latvian Natural Language Processing Tools. 167-173
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