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Engaging learning groups using Social Interaction Strategies

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Conversational Agents have been shown to be effective tutors in a wide range of educational domains. However, these agents are often ignored and abused in collaborative learning s...

Rohit Kumar, Carolyn Penstein Rosé

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1	487	Engaging learning groups using Social Interaction Strategies	claim
2	238	An Efficient Algorithm for Easy-First Non-Directional Dependency Parsing	claim
3	236	Prenominal Modifier Ordering via Multiple Sequence Alignment	claim
4	208	A Direct Syntax-Driven Reordering Model for Phrase-Based Machine Translation	claim
5	208	Urdu Word Segmentation	claim
6	205	Syntactic/Semantic Structures for Textual Entailment Recognition	claim
7	204	Unsupervised Modeling of Twitter Conversations	claim
8	202	Automatic Diacritization for Low-Resource Languages Using a Hybrid Word and Consonant CMM	claim
9	201	Automatic Generation of Personalized Annotation Tags for Twitter Users	claim
10	200	Topic Models for Image Annotation and Text Illustration	claim
11	198	Bitext-Based Resolution of German Subject-Object Ambiguities	claim
12	197	Improving Blog Polarity Classification via Topic Analysis and Adaptive Methods	claim
13	197	Investigations into the Crandem Approach to Word Recognition	claim
14	196	An Exploration of Off Topic Conversation	claim
15	195	Streaming First Story Detection with application to Twitter	claim
16	195	Summarizing Microblogs Automatically	claim
17	194	The Best Lexical Metric for Phrase-Based Statistical MT System Optimization	claim
18	193	Unsupervised Syntactic Alignment with Inversion Transduction Grammars	claim
19	191	Automatic Evaluation of Topic Coherence	claim
20	187	Is Arabic Part of Speech Tagging Feasible Without Word Segmentation?	claim
21	186	Dialogue-Oriented Review Summary Generation for Spoken Dialogue Recommendation Systems	claim
22	186	Learning Dense Models of Query Similarity from User Click Logs	claim
23	182	Extracting Parallel Sentences from Comparable Corpora using Document Level Alignment	claim
24	182	Detecting Emails Containing Requests for Action	claim
25	181	Movie Reviews and Revenues: An Experiment in Text Regression	claim
26	179	Clinical Information Retrieval using Document and PICO Structure	claim
27	179	Coreference Resolution in a Modular, Entity-Centered Model	claim
28	179	Constraint-Driven Rank-Based Learning for Information Extraction	claim
29	177	Improved Models of Distortion Cost for Statistical Machine Translation	claim
30	177	Softmax-Margin CRFs: Training Log-Linear Models with Cost Functions	claim
31	176	Learning Translation Boundaries for Phrase-Based Decoding	claim
32	172	Enabling Monolingual Translators: Post-Editing vs. Options	claim
33	172	A Hybrid Morphologically Decomposed Factored Language Models for Arabic LVCSR	claim
34	171	"cba to check the spelling": Investigating Parser Performance on Discussion Forum Posts	claim
35	170	An Unsupervised Aspect-Sentiment Model for Online Reviews	claim
36	169	The Simple Truth about Dependency and Phrase Structure Representations: An Opinion Piece	claim
37	168	Appropriately Handled Prosodic Breaks Help PCFG Parsing	claim
38	167	Contextual Information Improves OOV Detection in Speech	claim
39	167	Tree Edit Models for Recognizing Textual Entailments, Paraphrases, and Answers to Questions	claim
40	167	Query Ambiguity Revisited: Clickthrough Measures for Distinguishing Informational and Ambiguous Queries	claim
41	166	From Baby Steps to Leapfrog: How "Less is More" in Unsupervised Dependency Parsing	claim
42	165	Online Learning for Interactive Statistical Machine Translation	claim
43	165	Training Paradigms for Correcting Errors in Grammar and Usage	claim
44	164	Learning to Link Entities with Knowledge Base	claim
45	162	Extracting Glosses to Disambiguate Word Senses	claim
46	162	Everybody loves a rich cousin: An empirical study of transliteration through bridge languages	claim
47	160	Language identification of names with SVMs	claim
48	160	Arabic Mention Detection: Toward Better Unit of Analysis	claim
49	159	Accurate Non-Hierarchical Phrase-Based Translation	claim
50	159	Crowdsourcing the evaluation of a domain-adapted named entity recognition system	claim
51	159	Multi-document Summarization via Budgeted Maximization of Submodular Functions	claim
52	159	Convolution Kernels for Opinion Holder Extraction	claim
53	158	Word Alignment with Stochastic Bracketing Linear Inversion Transduction Grammar	claim
54	158	Not All Seeds Are Equal: Measuring the Quality of Text Mining Seeds	claim
55	158	Can Recognising Multiword Expressions Improve Shallow Parsing?	claim
56	157	Generating Expository Dialogue from Monologue: Motivation, Corpus and Preliminary Rules	claim
57	157	Classification of Prosodic Events using Quantized Contour Modeling	claim
58	156	Improving the Multilingual User Experience of Wikipedia Using Cross-Language Name Search	claim
59	155	Efficient Parsing of Well-Nested Linear Context-Free Rewriting Systems	claim
60	155	Automatic Domain Adaptation for Parsing	claim
61	155	Probabilistic Frame-Semantic Parsing	claim
62	154	Using Mostly Native Data to Correct Errors in Learners' Writing	claim
63	154	Multi-Prototype Vector-Space Models of Word Meaning	claim
64	153	Predicting Human-Targeted Translation Edit Rate via Untrained Human Annotators	claim
65	153	Distributed Training Strategies for the Structured Perceptron	claim
66	153	Good Question! Statistical Ranking for Question Generation	claim
67	153	Formatting Time-Aligned ASR Transcripts for Readability	claim
68	152	Generalizing Syntactic Structures for Product Attribute Candidate Extraction	claim
69	152	Ensemble Models for Dependency Parsing: Cheap and Good?	claim
70	152	Why Synchronous Tree Substitution Grammars?	claim
71	151	Two monolingual parses are better than one (synchronous parse)	claim
72	151	Enlarged Search Space for SITG Parsing	claim
73	150	Learning Words and Their Meanings from Unsegmented Child-directed Speech	claim
74	149	The Effect of Ambiguity on the Automated Acquisition of WSD Examples	claim
75	149	Cheap, Fast and Good Enough: Automatic Speech Recognition with Non-Expert Transcription	claim
76	148	Bayesian Inference for Finite-State Transducers	claim
77	148	Reranking the Berkeley and Brown Parsers	claim
78	147	Dependency Tree-based Sentiment Classification using CRFs with Hidden Variables	claim
79	147	Painless Unsupervised Learning with Features	claim
80	147	Extending the METEOR Machine Translation Evaluation Metric to the Phrase Level	claim
81	146	Improved Extraction Assessment through Better Language Models	claim
82	146	The viability of web-derived polarity lexicons	claim
83	145	Unsupervised Model Adaptation using Information-Theoretic Criterion	claim
84	144	Improving Data Driven Dependency Parsing using Clausal Information	claim
85	144	Stream-based Translation Models for Statistical Machine Translation	claim
86	144	Towards Cross-Lingual Textual Entailment	claim
87	143	Discriminative Learning over Constrained Latent Representations	claim
88	143	Expected Sequence Similarity Maximization	claim
89	143	Chart Mining-based Lexical Acquisition with Precision Grammars	claim
90	142	Hitting the Right Paraphrases in Good Time	claim
91	142	Using Gaussian Mixture Models to Detect Figurative Language in Context	claim
92	142	Integrating Joint n-gram Features into a Discriminative Training Framework	claim
93	142	Improving Phrase-Based Translation with Prototypes of Short Phrases	claim
94	141	Visual Information in Semantic Representation	claim
95	141	Type-Based MCMC	claim
96	140	Qme! : A Speech-based Question-Answering system on Mobile Devices	claim
97	140	Model Combination for Machine Translation	claim
98	140	Information Content Measures of Semantic Similarity Perform Better Without Sense-Tagged Text	claim
99	140	Improving Semantic Role Labeling with Word Sense	claim
100	140	Making Conversational Structure Explicit: Identification of Initiation-response Pairs within Online Discussions	claim
101	139	Relaxed Marginal Inference and its Application to Dependency Parsing	claim
102	138	Learning about Voice Search for Spoken Dialogue Systems	claim
103	138	Quantifying the Limits and Success of Extractive Summarization Systems Across Domains	claim
104	137	Testing a Grammar Customization System with Sahaptin	claim
105	137	Joint Parsing and Alignment with Weakly Synchronized Grammars	claim
106	136	Taxonomy Learning Using Word Sense Induction	claim
107	136	An extractive supervised two-stage method for sentence compression	claim
108	136	Minimally-Supervised Extraction of Entities from Text Advertisements	claim
109	136	Optimal Parsing Strategies for Linear Context-Free Rewriting Systems	claim
110	135	Word Sense Subjectivity for Cross-lingual Lexical Substitution	claim
111	134	Language Identification: The Long and the Short of the Matter	claim
112	134	Context-free reordering, finite-state translation	claim
113	133	Statistical Machine Translation of Texts with Misspelled Words	claim
114	133	Using Entity-Based Features to Model Coherence in Student Essays	claim
115	132	Improving Semantic Role Classification with Selectional Preferences	claim
116	132	Invited Talk: Recognition and Understanding of Meetings	claim
117	131	Evaluating Hierarchical Discourse Segmentation	claim
118	131	Variational Inference for Adaptor Grammars	claim
119	131	Subword Variation in Text Message Classification	claim
120	130	Task-based Evaluation of Multiword Expressions: a Pilot Study in Statistical Machine Translation	claim
121	130	Joint Inference for Knowledge Extraction from Biomedical Literature	claim
122	130	Products of Random Latent Variable Grammars	claim
123	130	Cross-lingual Induction of Selectional Preferences with Bilingual Vector Spaces	claim
124	130	Generalizing Hierarchical Phrase-based Translation using Rules with Adjacent Nonterminals	claim
125	130	Inducing Synchronous Grammars with Slice Sampling	claim
126	129	Linguistic Steganography Using Automatically Generated Paraphrases	claim
127	128	Utility Evaluation of Cross-document Information Extraction	claim
128	127	Using Confusion Networks for Speech Summarization	claim
129	127	Creating Local Coherence: An Empirical Assessment	claim
130	126	Interpretation and Transformation for Abstracting Conversations	claim
131	124	Reformulating Discourse Connectives for Non-Expert Readers	claim
132	123	Time-Efficient Creation of an Accurate Sentence Fusion Corpus	claim
133	123	An MDL-based approach to extracting subword units for grapheme-to-phoneme conversion	claim
134	123	A Simple Approach for HPSG Supertagging Using Dependency Information	claim
135	121	A Treebank Query System Based on an Extracted Tree Grammar	claim
136	116	Evaluation Metrics for the Lexical Substitution Task	claim
137	113	Automatic Metaphor Interpretation as a Paraphrasing Task	claim
138	108	Some Empirical Evidence for Annotation Noise in a Benchmarked Dataset	claim

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