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Providing and Analyzing NLP Terms for our Community
By its own nature, the Natural Language Processing (NLP) community is a priori the best equipped to study the evolution of its own publications, but works in this direction are rare and only recently have we seen a few attempts at charting the field.
Named Entity Recognition (NER)
Optical Character Recognition (OCR)
Predictive Modeling: Guessing the NLP Terms of Tomorrow
Predictive modeling, often called {``}predictive analytics{''} in a commercial context, encompasses a variety of statistical techniques that analyze historical and present facts to make predictions about unknown events.
The CAMOMILE Collaborative Annotation Platform for Multi-modal, Multi-lingual and Multi-media Documents
In this paper, we describe the organization and the implementation of the CAMOMILE collaborative annotation framework for multimodal, multimedia, multilingual (3M) data.
A Study of Reuse and Plagiarism in LREC papers
The aim of this experiment is to present an easy way to compare fragments of texts in order to detect (supposed) results of copy {\&} paste operations between articles in the domain of Natural Language Processing (NLP).
Rediscovering 15 Years of Discoveries in Language Resources and Evaluation: The LREC Anthology Analysis
It follows similar exercises that have been conducted, such as the survey on the IEEE ICASSP conference series from 1976 to 1990, which served in the launching of the ESCA Eurospeech conference, a survey of the Association of Computational Linguistics (ACL) over 50 years of existence, which was presented at the ACL conference in 2012, or a survey over the 25 years (1987-2012) of the conferences contained in the ISCA Archive, presented at Interspeech 2013.
Facing the Identification Problem in Language-Related Scientific Data Analysis.
This paper describes the problems that must be addressed when studying large amounts of data over time which require entity normalization applied not to the usual genres of news or political speech, but to the genre of academic discourse about language resources, technologies and sciences.
The LRE Map. Harmonising Community Descriptions of Resources
Accurate and reliable documentation of Language Resources is an undisputable need: documentation is the gateway to discovery of Language Resources, a necessary step towards promoting the data economy.
The META-SHARE Metadata Schema for the Description of Language Resources
This paper presents a metadata model for the description of language resources proposed in the framework of the META-SHARE infrastructure, aiming to cover both datasets and tools/technologies used for their processing.
