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Automatic Topological Field Identification in (Historical) German Texts
For the study of certain linguistic phenomena and their development over time, large amounts of textual data must be enriched with relevant annotations.
Chunking Historical German
Quantitative studies of historical syntax require large amounts of syntactically annotated data, which are rarely available.
Fine-Grained Error Analysis and Fair Evaluation of Labeled Spans
The traditional evaluation of labeled spans with precision, recall, and F1-score has undesirable effects due to double penalties.
Automatic Orality Identification in Historical Texts
Independently of the medial representation (written/spoken), language can exhibit characteristics of conceptual orality or literacy, which mainly manifest themselves on the lexical or syntactic level.
Variation between Different Discourse Types: Literate vs. Oral
This paper deals with the automatic identification of literate and oral discourse in German texts.
Annotating Orthographic Target Hypotheses in a German L1 Learner Corpus
NLP applications for learners often rely on annotated learner corpora.
