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Measuring language distance among historical varieties using perplexity. Application to European Portuguese.
In our approach, we used a perplexity-based measure to calculate language distance between all the historical periods of a specific language: European Portuguese.
Verbal Multiword Expressions in Basque Corpora
This paper presents a Basque corpus where Verbal Multiword Expressions (VMWEs) were annotated following universal guidelines.
A Perplexity-Based Method for Similar Languages Discrimination
This article describes the system submitted by the Citius{\_}Ixa{\_}Imaxin team to the VarDial 2017 (DSL and GDI tasks).
Comparing Two Basic Methods for Discriminating Between Similar Languages and Varieties
This article describes the systems submitted by the Citius{\_}Ixa{\_}Imaxin team to the Discriminating Similar Languages Shared Task 2016.
Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR)
General Classification
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Machine Learning for Metrical Analysis of English Poetry
In this work we tackle the challenge of identifying rhythmic patterns in poetry written in English.
TweetNorm\_es: an annotated corpus for Spanish microtext normalization
It was created for Tweet-Norm, a tweet normalization workshop and shared task, and is the result of a joint annotation effort from different research groups.
Measuring the compositionality of NV expressions in Basque by means of distributional similarity techniques
Using our previous work with cooccurrence techniques as a baseline, the results point to improvements using the Indri index or Kullback-Leibler divergence, and a slight further improvement when used in combination with cooccurrence measures such as {\$}t{\$}-score, via rank-aggregation.
Evaluating Translation Quality and CLIR Performance of Query Sessions
Translation quality improved in all three types (generalization, specification, and drifting), and CLIR improved for generalization and specification sessions, preserving the performance in drifting sessions.
Evaluating the Noisy Channel Model for the Normalization of Historical Texts: Basque, Spanish and Slovene
This paper presents a method for the normalization of historical texts using a combination of weighted finite-state transducers and language models.
Domain Adaptation in MT Using Titles in Wikipedia as a Parallel Corpus: Resources and Evaluation
This paper presents how an state-of-the-art SMT system is enriched by using an extra in-domain parallel corpora extracted from Wikipedia.
