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UCxn: Typologically Informed Annotation of Constructions Atop Universal Dependencies
The Universal Dependencies (UD) project has created an invaluable collection of treebanks with contributions in over 140 languages.
A Rich Annotation Scheme for Mental Events
We present a rich annotation scheme for the structure of mental events.
Annotation of Tense and Aspect Semantics for Sentential AMR
Although English grammar encodes a number of semantic contrasts with tense and aspect marking, these semantics are currently ignored by Abstract Meaning Representation (AMR) annotations.
Integrating Decompositional Event Structures into Storylines
Storyline research links together events in stories and specifies shared participants in those stories.
Cross-Linguistic Semantic Annotation: Reconciling the Language-Specific and the Universal
Developers of cross-linguistic semantic annotation schemes face a number of issues not encountered in monolingual annotation.
Event Structure Representation: Between Verbs and Argument Structure Constructions
This paper proposes a novel representation of event structure by separating verbal semantics and the meaning of argument structure constructions that verbs occur in.
A Dependency Structure Annotation for Modality
This paper presents an annotation scheme for modality that employs a dependency structure.
How individuals change language
Languages emerge and change over time at the population level though interactions between individual speakers.
Theoretical and Practical Issues in the Semantic Annotation of Four Indigenous Languages
Computational resources such as semantically annotated corpora can play an important role in enabling speakers of indigenous minority languages to participate in government, education, and other domains of public life in their own language.
Cross-lingual annotation: a road map for low- and no-resource languages
This paper presents a “road map” for the annotation of semantic categories in typologically diverse languages, with potentially few linguistic resources, and often no existing computational resources.
Representing constructional metaphors
This paper introduces a representation and annotation scheme for argument structure constructions that are used metaphorically with verbs in different semantic domains.
Predicting the Citation Count and CiteScore of Journals One Year in Advance
Using historical data on journal performance, this can be framed as a machine learning regression problem.
