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Towards a Crowd-Sourced WordNet for Colloquial English
Princeton WordNet is one of the most widely-used resources for natural language processing, but is updated only infrequently and cannot keep up with the fast-changing usage of the English language on social media platforms such as Twitter.
Those Aren't Your Memories, They're Somebody Else's: Seeding Misinformation in Chat Bot Memories
We generate 150 examples of misinformation, of which 114 (76%) were remembered by BlenderBot 2 when combined with a personal statement.
Mention Flags (MF): Constraining Transformer-based Text Generators
In this paper, we propose Mention Flags (MF), which traces whether lexical constraints are satisfied in the generated outputs in an S2S decoder.
Integrating Lexical Information into Entity Neighbourhood Representations for Relation Prediction
OpenKi[1] addresses this task through extraction of named entities and predicates via OpenIE tools then learning relation embeddings from the resulting entity-relation graph for relation prediction, outperforming previous approaches.
NUIG at EmoInt-2017: BiLSTM and SVR Ensemble to Detect Emotion Intensity
This paper describes the entry NUIG in the WASSA 2017 (8th Workshop on Computational Approaches to Subjectivity, Sentiment {\&} Social Media Analysis) shared task on emotion recognition.
