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ORCID16th PROPOR 2024: Santiago de Compostela, Galicia, Spain
- Pablo Gamallo, Daniela Claro, António J. S. Teixeira, Livy Real, Marcos García, Hugo Gonçalo Oliveira, Raquel Amaro:
Proceedings of the 16th International Conference on Computational Processing of Portuguese, PROPOR 2024, Santiago de Compostela, Galicia/Spain, 12-15 March, 2024. Association for Computational Lingustics 2024, ISBN 979-8-89176-062-2 - Danielly Sorato, Carme Colominas Ventura, Diana Zavala-Rojas:
A Multilingual Dataset for Investigating Stereotypes and Negative Attitudes Towards Migrant Groups in Large Language Models. 1-12 - Gladson de Araujo, Tiago de Melo, Carlos Mauricio S. Figueiredo:
Is ChatGPT an effective solver of sentiment analysis tasks in Portuguese? A Preliminary Study. 13-21 - Lucía M. Álvarez-Crespo, Laura M. Castro:
A Galician Corpus for Misogyny Detection Online. 22-31 - Giovana Meloni Craveiro, Vinícius G. dos Santos, Gabriel Jose Pellisser Dalalana, Flaviane Romani Fernandes Svartman, Sandra Maria Aluísio:
Simple and Fast Automatic Prosodic Segmentation of Brazilian Portuguese Spontaneous Speech. 32-44 - Eduardo G. Cortes, Ana Luiza Vianna, Mikaela Martins, Sandro Rigo, Rafael Kunst
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LLMs and Translation: different approaches to localization between Brazilian Portuguese and European Portuguese. 45-55 - Elbe Miranda, Aline Paes, Daniel de Oliveira:
SPARQL can also talk in Portuguese: answering natural language questions with knowledge graphs. 56-66 - José Mario De Martino, Dener Stassun Christinele:
Exploring Pre-Trained Transformers for Translating Portuguese Text to Brazilian Sign Language. 67-75 - Leonardo Zilio, Rafaela Radünz Lazzari, Maria José Bocorny Finatto:
NLP for historical Portuguese: Analysing 18th-century medical texts. 76-85 - Gabriel Lino Garcia, Pedro Henrique Paiola, Danilo Samuel Jodas, Luis Afonso Sugi, João Paulo Papa:
Text Summarization and Temporal Learning Models Applied to Portuguese Fake News Detection in a Novel Brazilian Corpus Dataset. 86-96 - Eugénio Ribeiro, Nuno J. Mamede, Jorge Baptista:
Automatic Text Readability Assessment in European Portuguese. 97-107 - Amanda da Silva Oliveira, Thiago de Carvalho Cecote, João Paulo Reis Alvarenga, Vander Luis de Souza Freitas, Eduardo José da Silva Luz:
Toxic Speech Detection in Portuguese: A Comparative Study of Large Language Models. 108-116 - Joaquim Santos, Helena Freire Cameron, Fernanda Olival, Fátima Farrica, Renata Vieira:
Named entity recognition specialised for Portuguese 18th-century History research. 117-126 - Bruno Souza Cabral, Daniela Barreiro Claro, Marlo Souza:
Exploring Open Information Extraction for Portuguese Using Large Language Models. 127-136 - Nataly Leopoldina Patti da Silva, Norton Trevisan Roman, Ariani Di Felippo:
Bringing Pragmatics to Porttinari - Adding Speech Acts to News Texts. 137-145 - Pedro Oliveira, Joaquim Silva:
Authorship Attribution with Rejection Capability in Challenging Contexts of Limited Datasets. 146-155 - Gabriela Wick-Pedro, Cássio Faria da Silva, Marcio Lima Inácio, Oto Araújo Vale, Helena de Medeiros Caseli:
Using Large Language Models for Identifying Satirical News in Brazilian Portuguese. 156-167 - Mairon Samagaio, Tiago Torrent, Ely Edison da Silva Matos, Arthur Lorenzi Almeida:
Semantic Permanence in Audiovisual Translation: a FrameNet approach to subtitling. 168-176 - Izabela Müller, Nuno J. Mamede, Jorge Baptista:
Hurdles in Parsing Multi-word Adverbs: Examples from Portuguese. 177-186 - Ana Carolina Rodrigues, Alessandra A. Macedo, Arnaldo Candido Jr., Flaviane Romani Fernandes Svartman, Giovana M. Craveiro, Marli Quadros Leite, Sandra M. Aluísio, Vinícius G. dos Santos, Vinícius Garcia:
Portal NURC-SP: Design, Development, and Speech Processing Corpora Resources to Support the Public Dissemination of Portuguese Spoken Language. 187-195 - Alan Rios, Bruno Souza Cabral, Daniela Barreiro Claro, Rerisson Cavalcante, Marlo Souza:
TransAlign: An Automated Corpus Generation through Cross-Linguistic Data Alignment for Open Information Extraction. 196-206 - Hugo Gonçalo Oliveira, Ricardo Rodrigues, Bruno Ferreira, Purificação Silvano, Sara Carvalho:
BATS-PT: Assessing Portuguese Masked Language Models in Lexico-Semantic Analogy Solving and Relation Completion. 207-217 - Emanuel Matos, Mário Rodrigues, António J. S. Teixeira:
Towards the automatic creation of NER systems for new domains. 218-227 - Igor Cataneo Silveira, André Barbosa, Denis Deratani Mauá:
A New Benchmark for Automatic Essay Scoring in Portuguese. 228-237 - Luís Jesus, Jihen Trabelsi:
Predicting the Age of Emergence of Consonants. 238-246 - Gonçalo C. Albuquerque, Marlo Souza, Renata Vieira, Ana Sofia Ribeiro:
Applying event classification to reveal the Estado da Índia. 247-254 - Felipe Ribas Serras, Mariana Sturzeneker, Miguel de Mello Carpi, Mayara Feliciano Palma, Maria Clara Ramos Morales Crespo, Aline Silva Costa, Vanessa Martins do Monte, Cristiane Namiuti, Maria Clara Paixão de Souza, Marcelo Finger:
Exploring Computational Discernibility of Discourse Domains in Brazilian Portuguese within the Carolina Corpus. 255-265 - Dárcio S. Rocha, Marlo Souza, Daniela Barreiro Claro:
Identification of Types of Event-Time Temporal Relations in Portuguese Using a Rule-Based Approach. 266-275 - Michel Monteiro Zerbinati, Norton Trevisan Roman, Ariani Di Felippo:
A Corpus of Stock Market Tweets Annotated with Named Entities. 276-284 - Carlos Silva, Luís Trigo:
Frequency, overlap and origins of palatal sonorants in three Iberian languages. 285-289 - Rafael Oleques Nunes, Dennis Giovani Balreira, Andre Suslik Spritzer, Carla Maria Dal Sasso Freitas:
A Named Entity Recognition Approach for Portuguese Legislative Texts Using Self-Learning. 290-300 - Gabriel Assis, Annie Amorim, Jonnatahn Carvalho, Daniel de Oliveira, Daniela Q. C. Vianna, Aline Paes:
Exploring Portuguese Hate Speech Detection in Low-Resource Settings: Lightly Tuning Encoder Models or In-Context Learning of Large Models? 301-311 - Eloize Seno, Lucas Silva, Fábio Anno, Fabiano Rocha, Helena de Medeiros Caseli:
Aspect-based sentiment analysis in comments on political debates in Portuguese: evaluating the potential of ChatGPT. 312-320 - Alex Aguiar Lins, Cecília Silvestre Carvalho, Francisco das Chagas Jucá Bomfim, Daniel de Carvalho Bentes, Vládia Pinheiro:
CLSJUR.BR - A Model for Abstractive Summarization of Legal Documents in Portuguese Language based on Contrastive Learning. 321-331 - Soroosh Akef, Amália Mendes, Detmar Meurers, Patrick Rebuschat:
Investigating the Generalizability of Portuguese Readability Assessment Models Trained Using Linguistic Complexity Features. 332-341 - Hidelberg Albuquerque, Ellen Souza, Tainan Silva, Rafael P. Gouveia, Flávio Rocha Junior, Douglas Vitório, Nádia Félix F. da Silva, André C. P. L. F. de Carvalho, Adriano Lorena Inácio de Oliveira, Francisco Edmundo de Andrade:
UlyssesNERQ: Expanding Queries from Brazilian Portuguese Legislative Documents through Named Entity Recognition. 342-352 - David Preda, Tomás Freitas Osório, Henrique Lopes Cardoso:
Across the Atlantic: Distinguishing Between European and Brazilian Portuguese Dialects. 353-363 - Ariadne Matos, Gustavo Araújo, Arnaldo Cândido Júnior, Moacir Ponti:
Accent Classification is Challenging but Pre-training Helps: a case study with novel Brazilian Portuguese datasets. 364-373 - Eduardo Augusto Santos Garcia, Nádia Félix F. da Silva, Felipe Siqueira, Hidelberg Oliveira Albuquerque, Juliana Resplande Sant'Anna Gomes, Ellen Souza, Eliomar Araújo de Lima:
RoBERTaLexPT: A Legal RoBERTa Model pretrained with deduplication for Portuguese. 374-383 - Mariana O. Silva, Mirella M. Moro:
Evaluating Pre-training Strategies for Literary Named Entity Recognition in Portuguese. 384-393 - Lucas Nildaimon dos Santos Silva, Livy Real, Fernando Rezende Zagatti, Ana Claudia Bianchini Zandavalle, Tatiana da Silva Gama, Carolina Francisco Gadelha Rodrigues:
Brazilian Portuguese Product Reviews Moderation with AutoML. 394-400 - Lucelene Lopes, Thiago A. S. Pardo:
Towards Portparser - a highly accurate parsing system for Brazilian Portuguese following the Universal Dependencies framework. 401-410 - Sofía García González, German Rigau Claramunt:
Study of the State of the Art Galician Machine Translation: English-Galician and Spanish-Galician models. 411-421 - Dalmo Buzato, Evandro Cunha:
Bartoli's areal norms revisited: an agent-based modeling approach. 422-431 - Lucas Nildaimon dos Santos Silva, Livy Real, Ana Claudia Bianchini Zandavalle, Carolina Francisco Gadelha Rodrigues, Tatiana da Silva Gama, Fernando Guedes Souza, Phillipe Derwich Silva Zaidan:
RePro: a benchmark for Opinion Mining for Brazilian Portuguese. 432-440 - Ricardo Lopes, João Magalhães, David Semedo:
GlórIA: A Generative and Open Large Language Model for Portuguese. 441-453 - Mateus Tarcinalli Machado, Evandro Ruiz:
Evaluating large language models for the tasks of PoS tagging within the Universal Dependency framework. 454-460 - Francisco Pais, Patrícia Ferreira, Catarina Silva, Ana Alves, Hugo Gonçalo Oliveira:
Question Answering for Dialogue State Tracking in Portuguese. 461-471 - Luiz Henrique Quevedo Lima, Adriana S. Pagano, Ana Paula Couto da Silva:
Toxic Content Detection in online social networks: a new dataset from Brazilian Reddit Communities. 472-482 - Caio F. Oliveira, Artur O. R. Franco, Wellington Franco, José G. R. Maia:
A Natural Language Text to Role-Playing Game Animation Generator. 483-491 - Alexandre Alcoforado, Lucas Hideki Okamura, Israel Campos Fama, Bárbara Fernandes Dias Bueno, Arnold Moya Lavado, Thomas Palmeira Ferraz, Bruno Veloso, Anna Helena Reali Costa:
From Random to Informed Data Selection: A Diversity-Based Approach to Optimize Human Annotation and Few-Shot Learning. 492-502 - Dyonnatan Ferreira Maia, Nádia Félix Felipe da Silva:
Enhancing Stance Detection in Low-Resource Brazilian Portuguese Using Corpus Expansion generated by GPT-3.5. 503-508 - Rafael Lage de Oliveira, Ivandré Paraboni:
A Bag-of-Users approach to mental health prediction from social media data. 509-514 - Camila Pereira, Ivandré Paraboni:
Semi-automatic corpus expansion: the case of stance prediction. 515-520 - Pablo Botton da Costa, Ivandré Paraboni:
Sequence-to-sequence and transformer approaches to Portuguese text style transfer. 521-526 - Thainá Marini, Taffarel Brant-Ribeiro:
Comparative Analysis of Intentional Gramatical Error Correction Techniques on Twitter/X. 527-531 - Ryan Martinez, Jorge Baptista, Oto A. Vale:
Towards a Syntactic Lexicon of Brazilian Portuguese Adjectives. 532-538 - Diana Santos:
Literary similarity of novels in Portuguese. 539-543 - Diego Fernando Válio Antunes Alves:
An evaluation of Portuguese language models' adaptation to African Portuguese varieties. 544-550 - Eugénio Ribeiro, Nuno J. Mamede, Jorge Baptista:
Text Readability Assessment in European Portuguese: A Comparison of Classification and Regression Approaches. 551-557 - John E. Ortega, Annika Marie Schoene:
Is it safe to machine translate suicide-related language from English to Galician? 558-562 - Gabriel Silva, Mário Rodrigues, António J. S. Teixeira, Marlene Amorim:
First assessment of Graph Machine Learning approaches to Portuguese Named Entity Recognition. 563-567 - Marcio Lima Inácio, Hugo Gonçalo Oliveira:
Exploring Multimodal Models for Humor Recognition in Portuguese. 568-574 - Pedro Henrique Paiola, Gabriel Lino Garcia, Danilo Samuel Jodas, João Vitor Mariano Correia, Luis C. S. Afonso, João Paulo Papa:
RecognaSumm: A Novel Brazilian Summarization Dataset. 575-579 - Brayan Bernardo de Souza, Paula Dornhofer Paro Costa:
A Speech-Driven Talking Head based on a Two-Stage Generative Framework. 580-586 - Xulia Sánchez-Rodríguez, Albina Sarymsakova, Laura Castro, Marcos García:
Increasing manually annotated resources for Galician: the Parallel Universal Dependencies Treebank. 587-592 - Iria de-Dios-Flores, Silvia Paniagua Suárez, Cristina Carbajal-Pérez, Daniel Bardanca Outeiriño, Marcos García, Pablo Gamallo:
CorpusNÓS: A massive Galician corpus for training large language models. 593-599 - Daniel Bardanca Outeiriño, Pablo Gamallo Otero, Iria de-Dios-Flores, José Ramom Pichel Campos:
Exploring the effects of vocabulary size in neural machine translation: Galician as a target language. 600-604 - Daniel Leal, Anthony Luz, Rafael T. Anchiêta:
A Reproducibility Analysis of Portuguese Computational Processing Conferences: A Case of Study. 605-609 - Thiago De Paula, André Do Amaral, Andre Victor, Luis Alberto Sales, Rodrigo Moreira, Thiago Meirelles, Rafael Basso:
Automated admissibility of complaints about fraud and corruption. 610-613 - Diany Pressato, Pedro Lucas Castro de Andrade, Flávio Rocha Junior, Felipe Alves Siqueira, Ellen Polliana Ramos Souza, Nádia Félix Felipe da Silva, Márcio de Souza Dias, André Carlos Ponce de Leon Ferreira de Carvalho:
Natural Language Processing Application in Legislative Activity: a Case Study of Similar Amendments in the Brazilian Senate. 614-619 - Rafael Fernandes, Rodrigo Souza, Marcos Lopes, Paulo Santos, Thomas Finbow:
Spatial Information Challenges in English to Portuguese Machine Translation. 620-626 - Juliana Schoffen, Elisa Stumpf, Deise Amaral, Luiza Divino, Isadora Hanauer, Isabel Lisboa, Amanda Raupp, Brenda Xavier:
Compilation and tagging of a corpus with Celpe-Bras texts. 627-632 - Edresson Casanova, Sandra M. Aluísio, Moacir Antonelli Ponti:
TTS applied to the generation of datasets for automatic speech recognition. 633-638 - Lucas José Gonçalves Freitas:
Text clustering applied to unbalanced data in legal contexts. 639-642
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