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The FrameNet Data and Software

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The FrameNet project has developed a lexical knowledge base providing a unique level of detail as to the the possible syntactic realizations of the speciﬁc semantic roles evoked...

Collin F. Baker, Hiroaki Sato

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1	282	The FrameNet Data and Software	claim
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3	169	Accurate Unlexicalized Parsing	claim
4	160	A Probability Model to Improve Word Alignment	claim
5	160	Hierarchical Directed Acyclic Graph Kernel: Methods for Structured Natural Language Data	claim
6	153	Exploiting Parallel Texts for Word Sense Disambiguation: An Empirical Study	claim
7	151	Generating Parallel Multilingual LFG-TAG Grammars from a MetaGrammar	claim
8	149	Flexible Guidance Generation Using User Model in Spoken Dialogue Systems	claim
9	148	Automatic Acquisition of Named Entity Tagged Corpus from World Wide Web	claim
10	147	A Syllable Based Word Recognition Model for Korean Noun Extraction	claim
11	147	A Ranking Model of Proximal and Structural Text Retrieval Based on Region Algebra	claim
12	144	Effective Phrase Translation Extraction from Alignment Models	claim
13	143	Chunk-Based Statistical Translation	claim
14	141	Clustering Polysemic Subcategorization Frame Distributions Semantically	claim
15	135	A Speech Interface for Open-Domain Question-Answering	claim
16	134	Generalized Algorithms for Constructing Statistical Language Models	claim
17	134	Integrating Information Extraction and Automatic Hyperlinking	claim
18	133	Synonymous Collocation Extraction Using Translation Information	claim
19	129	Evaluation Challenges in Large-Scale Document Summarization	claim
20	127	Improved Source-Channel Models for Chinese Word Segmentation	claim
21	127	Corpus-Based Discourse Understanding in Spoken Dialogue Systems	claim
22	125	Learning the Countability of English Nouns from Corpus Data	claim
23	123	Orthogonal Negation in Vector Spaces for Modelling Word-Meanings and Document Retrieval	claim
24	123	Semantic Classification of Chinese Unknown Words	claim
25	123	An Intelligent Procedure Assistant Built Using REGULUS 2 and ALTERF	claim
26	123	A Debug Tool for Practical Grammar Development	claim
27	122	Automatic Collection of Related Terms from the Web	claim
28	120	An Expert Lexicon Approach to Identifying English Phrasal Verbs	claim
29	119	Fast Methods for Kernel-Based Text Analysis	claim
30	119	A Tabulation-Based Parsing Method that Reduces Copying	claim
31	119	Unsupervised Learning of Arabic Stemming Using a Parallel Corpus	claim
32	118	Constructing Semantic Space Models from Parsed Corpora	claim
33	118	A Comparative Study on Reordering Constraints in Statistical Machine Translation	claim
34	117	Extracting Key Semantic Terms from Chinese Speech Query for Web Searches	claim
35	116	A Machine Learning Approach to Pronoun Resolution in Spoken Dialogue	claim
36	115	Feature-Rich Statistical Translation of Noun Phrases	claim
37	114	Unsupervised Learning of Dependency Structure for Language Modeling	claim
38	114	Automatic Error Detection in the Japanese Learners' English Spoken Data	claim
39	114	iNeATS: Interactive Multi-Document Summarization	claim
40	113	Integrating Discourse Markers into a Pipelined Natural Language Generation Architecture	claim
41	113	Optimizing Story Link Detection is not Equivalent to Optimizing New Event Detection	claim
42	112	Parsing with Generative Models of Predicate-Argument Structure	claim
43	112	An Evaluation Method of Words Tendency using Decision Tree	claim
44	111	Feedback Cleaning of Machine Translation Rules Using Automatic Evaluation	claim
45	111	Counter-Training in Discovery of Semantic Patterns	claim
46	110	A Noisy-Channel Approach to Question Answering	claim
47	110	Offline Strategies for Online Question Answering: Answering Questions Before They Are Asked	claim
48	109	Towards a Model of Face-to-Face Grounding	claim
49	108	tRuEcasIng	claim
50	108	Using Predicate-Argument Structures for Information Extraction	claim
51	108	An Adaptive Approach to Collecting Multimodal Input	claim
52	108	A Computational Treatment of Korean Temporal Markers, OE and DONGAN	claim
53	108	A Prototype Text to British Sign Language (BSL) Translation System	claim
54	107	Automatic Detection of Grammar Elements that Decrease Readability	claim
55	106	Unsupervised Segmentation of Words Using Prior Distributions of Morph Length and Frequency	claim
56	106	An Ontology-based Semantic Tagger for IE system	claim
57	106	Towards Interactive Text Understanding	claim
58	105	Closing the Gap: Learning-Based Information Extraction Rivaling Knowledge-Engineering Methods	claim
59	104	Combining Deep and Shallow Approaches in Parsing German	claim
60	104	Approaches to Zero Adnominal Recognition	claim
61	103	Classifying Recognition Results for Spoken Dialog Systems	claim
62	102	An Improved Extraction Pattern Representation Model for Automatic IE Pattern Acquisition	claim
63	101	Coreference Resolution Using Competition Learning Approach	claim
64	101	Deverbal Compound Noun Analysis Based on Lexical Conceptual Structure	claim
65	100	Syntactic Features and Word Similarity for Supervised Metonymy Resolution	claim
66	100	Extraction and Verification of KO-OU Expressions from Large Corpora	claim
67	100	Discourse Chunking: A Tool in Dialogue Act Tagging	claim
68	99	Deep Syntactic Processing by Combining Shallow Methods	claim
69	99	Spoken Interactive ODQA System: SPIQA	claim
70	98	Finding Non-local Dependencies: Beyond Pattern Matching	claim
71	97	Uncertainty Reduction in Collaborative Bootstrapping: Measure and Algorithm	claim
72	97	Minimum Error Rate Training in Statistical Machine Translation	claim
73	97	A Word-Order Database for Testing Computational Models of Language Acquisition	claim
74	97	TotalRecall: A Bilingual Concordance for Computer Assisted Translation and Language Learning	claim
75	91	Integrated Shallow and Deep Parsing: TopP Meets HPSG	claim
76	89	Parametric Models of Linguistic Count Data	claim
77	88	Probabilistic Parsing for German Using Sister-Head Dependencies	claim
78	88	Text Chunking by Combining Hand-Crafted Rules and Memory-Based Learning	claim
79	88	A Novel Approach to Semantic Indexing Based on Concept	claim
80	87	Discourse Segmentation of Multi-Party Conversation	claim
81	87	A Bootstrapping Approach to Named Entity Classification Using Successive Learners	claim
82	87	Reliable Measures for Aligning Japanese-English News Articles and Sentences	claim
83	86	Probabilistic Text Structuring: Experiments with Sentence Ordering	claim
84	86	Word Sense Disambiguation Using Pairwise Alignment	claim
85	86	A Spoken Dialogue Interface for TV Operations based on Data Collected by using WOZ Method	claim
86	83	Loosely Tree-Based Alignment for Machine Translation	claim
87	83	Learning to Predict Pitch Accents and Prosodic Boundaries in Dutch	claim
88	83	A Limited-Domain English to Japanese Medical Speech Translator Built Using REGULUS 2	claim
89	82	Learning Non-Isomorphic Tree Mappings for Machine Translation	claim
90	82	Dialog Navigator : A Spoken Dialog Q-A System based on Large Text Knowledge Base	claim
91	82	On the Applicability of Global Index Grammars	claim
92	79	Is it Harder to Parse Chinese, or the Chinese Treebank?	claim
93	78	Self-Organizing Markov Models and Their Application to Part-of-Speech Tagging	claim
94	76	A SNoW Based Supertagger with Application to NP Chunking	claim
95	72	Morphological Analysis of a Large Spontaneous Speech Corpus in Japanese	claim
96	69	Language Model Based Arabic Word Segmentation	claim

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