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Offensive Language Detection Using Brown Clustering
In this study, we investigate the use of Brown clustering for offensive language detection.
Investigating Multilingual Abusive Language Detection: A Cautionary Tale
Based on our findings, we can conclude that a multilingual optimization of classifiers is not possible even in settings where comparable data sets are used.
Similarity Based Genre Identification for POS Tagging Experts \& Dependency Parsing
The results show that the choice of similarity metric has an effect on results and that we can reach comparable accuracies to the joint topic modeling in POS tagging and dependency parsing, thus providing a viable and efficient approach to POS tagging and parsing a sentence by its genre expert.
Native Language Identification using Phonetic Algorithms
In this paper, we discuss the results of the IUCL system in the NLI Shared Task 2017.
Towards Replicability in Parsing
We investigate parsing replicability across 7 languages (and 8 treebanks), showing that choices concerning the use of grammatical functions in parsing or evaluation, the influence of the rare word threshold, as well as choices in test sentences and evaluation script options have considerable and often unexpected effects on parsing accuracies.
Non-Deterministic Segmentation for Chinese Lattice Parsing
Parsing Chinese critically depends on correct word segmentation for the parser since incorrect segmentation inevitably causes incorrect parses.
Creating POS Tagging and Dependency Parsing Experts via Topic Modeling
Part of speech (POS) taggers and dependency parsers tend to work well on homogeneous datasets but their performance suffers on datasets containing data from different genres.
Discosuite - A parser test suite for German discontinuous structures
However, for the evaluation of parser performance concerning a particular phenomenon, a test suite of sentences is needed in which this phenomenon has been identified.
SWIFT Aligner, A Multifunctional Tool for Parallel Corpora: Visualization, Word Alignment, and (Morpho)-Syntactic Cross-Language Transfer
It is well known that word aligned parallel corpora are valuable linguistic resources.
