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Anaphoric Structure Emerges Between Neural Networks
Pragmatics is core to natural language, enabling speakers to communicate efficiently with structures like ellipsis and anaphora that can shorten utterances without loss of meaning.
TED-Q: TED Talks and the Questions they Evoke
We present a new dataset of TED-talks annotated with the questions they evoke and, where available, the answers to these questions.
Getting to ``Hearer-old'': Charting Referring Expressions Across Time
As entities move from hearer-new (first introduction to the NYT audience) to hearer-old (common knowledge) status, we show empirically that the referring expressions along this trajectory depend on the type of the entity, and exhibit linguistic properties related to becoming common knowledge (e. g., shorter length, less use of appositives, more definiteness).
Discourse Coherence: Concurrent Explicit and Implicit Relations
Theories of discourse coherence posit relations between discourse segments as a key feature of coherent text.
Forms of Anaphoric Reference to Organisational Named Entities: Hoping to widen appeal, they diversified
Proper names of organisations are a special case of collective nouns.
Event versus entity co-reference: Effects of context and form of referring expression
Anaphora resolution systems require both an enumeration of possible candidate antecedents and an identification process of the antecedent.
