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The Universal Dependencies Treebank of Spoken Slovenian
This paper presents the construction of an open-source dependency treebank of spoken Slovenian, the first syntactically annotated collection of spontaneous speech in Slovenian.
The Universal Dependencies Treebank for Slovenian
We overview the existing dependency treebanks for Slovenian and then detail the conversion of the ssj200k treebank to the framework of Universal Dependencies version 2.
Er ... well, it matters, right? On the role of data representations in spoken language dependency parsing
Despite the significant improvement of data-driven dependency parsing systems in recent years, they still achieve a considerably lower performance in parsing spoken language data in comparison to written data.
Annotating formulaic sequences in spoken Slovenian: structure, function and relevance
This paper presents the identification of formulaic sequences in the reference corpus of spoken Slovenian and their annotation in terms of syntactic structure, pragmatic function and lexicographic relevance.
What does Neural Bring? Analysing Improvements in Morphosyntactic Annotation and Lemmatisation of Slovenian, Croatian and Serbian
We present experiments on Slovenian, Croatian and Serbian morphosyntactic annotation and lemmatisation between the former state-of-the-art for these three languages and one of the best performing systems at the CoNLL 2018 shared task, the Stanford NLP neural pipeline.
Gigafida 2.0: The Reference Corpus of Written Standard Slovene
We describe a new version of the Gigafida reference corpus of Slovene.
Semantic change detection for Slovene language: a novel dataset and an approach based on optimal transport
In this paper, we focus on the detection of semantic changes in Slovene, a less resourced Slavic language with two million speakers.
Spoken Language Treebanks in Universal Dependencies: an Overview
Given the benefits of syntactically annotated collections of transcribed speech in spoken language research and applications, many spoken language treebanks have been developed in the last decades, with divergent annotation schemes posing important limitations to cross-resource explorations, such as comparing data across languages, grammatical frameworks, and language domains.
Extending the SSJ Universal Dependencies Treebank for Slovenian: Was It Worth It?
The process was based on the initial revision and documentation of the language-specific UD annotation guidelines for Slovenian and the corresponding modification of the original SSJ annotations, followed by a two-stage annotation campaign, in which two new subsets have been added, the previously unreleased sentences from the ssj500k corpus and the Slovenian subset of the ELEXIS parallel corpus.
