AUTOMATIC CLASSIFICATION: Related Papers in ACL Anthology

AUTOMATIC CLASSIFICATION can be found in the following ACL ARC 1.0 documents (click to explore):

• (ACL ID: A88-1017) structure from anarchy
• (ACL ID: A92-1012) the acquilex lkb
• (ACL ID: C00-2118) automatic lexical acquisition based on statistical distributions
• (ACL ID: C02-1081) data-driven classification of linguistic styles in spoken dialogues
• (ACL ID: C65-1006) automatic linguistic classification
• (ACL ID: C65-1027) data preparation for syntactic translation
• (ACL ID: C67-1023) an experimental system for automatic recognition of personal titles and personal names in newspaper texts
• (ACL ID: C80-1050) an automatic processing of the natural language in the word count system
• (ACL ID: C96-2134) document classification using domain specific kanji characters extracted by x2 method
• (ACL ID: E06-1007) automatic detection of nonreferential it in spoken multi-party dialog
• (ACL ID: E06-3008) towards robust animacy classification using morphosyntactic distributional features
• (ACL ID: E99-1007) automatic verb classification using distributions of grammatical features
• (ACL ID: H05-1067) making computers laugh
• (ACL ID: H90-1050) session 9
• (ACL ID: I05-3008) word meaning inducing via character ontology
• (ACL ID: J00-3003) dialogue act modeling for automatic tagging and recognition of conversational speech
• (ACL ID: J01-3003) automatic verb classification based on statistical distributions of argument structure
• (ACL ID: J05-1004) the proposition bank
• (ACL ID: J93-2001) using register-diversified corpora for general language studies
• (ACL ID: J93-2002) from grammar to lexicon
• (ACL ID: J96-2003) improving statistical language model performance with automatically generated word hierarchies
• (ACL ID: N03-2012) detection of agreement vs. disagreement in meetings
• (ACL ID: N04-4020) augmenting the kappa statistic to determine interannotator reliability for multiply labeled data points
• (ACL ID: P00-1026) a morphologically sensitive clustering algorithm for identifying arabic roots
• (ACL ID: P01-1014) towards automatic classification of discourse elements in essays
• (ACL ID: P04-1012) user expertise modeling and adaptivity in a speech-based e-mail system
• (ACL ID: P04-1044) combining acoustic and pragmatic features to predict recognition performance in spoken dialogue systems
• (ACL ID: P05-2023) an unsupervised system for identifying english inclusions in german text
• (ACL ID: P06-1044) automatic classification of verbs in biomedical texts
• (ACL ID: P06-2007) n semantic classes are harder than two
• (ACL ID: P06-2053) towards the orwellian nightmare
• (ACL ID: P06-2081) whose thumb is it anyway? classifying author personality from weblog text
• (ACL ID: P06-2090) implementing a characterization of genre for automatic genre identification of web pages
• (ACL ID: P91-1026) automatic noun classification by using japanese-english word pairs
• (ACL ID: P96-1038) a prosodic analysis of discourse segments in direction-giving monologues
• (ACL ID: P96-1053) using terminological knowledge representation languages to manage linguistic resources
• (ACL ID: P97-1005) automatic detection of text genre
• (ACL ID: P98-1093) information classification and navigation based on 5w1h of the target information
• (ACL ID: P99-1050) projecting corpus-based semantic links on a thesaurus
• (ACL ID: W00-1005) identifying prosodic indicators of dialogue structure
• (ACL ID: W00-1302) what's yours and what's mine
• (ACL ID: W01-1201) looking under the hood
• (ACL ID: W02-0207) annotating the semantic consistency of speech recognition hypotheses
• (ACL ID: W02-0703) spoken language parsing using phrase-level grammars and trainable classifiers
• (ACL ID: W02-0817) building a sense tagged corpus with open mind word expert
• (ACL ID: W02-1820) a knowledge-based approach to text classification
• (ACL ID: W03-0202) learning to identify student preconceptions from text
• (ACL ID: W03-1303) using domain-specific verbs for term classification
• (ACL ID: W03-1316) selecting text features for gene name classification
• (ACL ID: W04-0203) using a probabilistic model of discourse relations to investigate word order variation
• (ACL ID: W04-0207) text type structure and logical document structure
• (ACL ID: W04-0509) analysis of semantic classes in medical text for question answering
• (ACL ID: W04-1610) automatic arabic document categorization based on the naïve bayes algorithm
• (ACL ID: W04-1701) integrating natural language processing into e-learning - a case of czech
• (ACL ID: W04-2103) linguistic preprocessing for distributional classification of words
• (ACL ID: W04-2403) a semantic kernel for predicate argument classification
• (ACL ID: W04-2610) support vector machines applied to the classification of semantic relations in nominalized noun phrases
• (ACL ID: W04-3240) learning to classify email into ``speech acts''
• (ACL ID: W05-0406) identifying non-referential it
• (ACL ID: W05-1201) classification of semantic relations by humans and machines
• (ACL ID: W06-0305) annotating attribution in the penn discourse treebank
• (ACL ID: W06-1612) learning information status of discourse entities
• (ACL ID: W06-1710) web corpus mining by instance of wikipedia
• (ACL ID: W06-2915) which side are you on? identifying perspectives at the document and sentence levels
• (ACL ID: W94-0312) generating event descriptions with sage
• (ACL ID: W97-0112) knowledge acquisition
• (ACL ID: W97-0210) investigating complementary methods for verb sense pruning
• (ACL ID: W97-0211) towards a bootstrapping framework for corpus semantic tagging
• (ACL ID: W98-0318) automatic disambiguation of discourse particles
• (ACL ID: W98-0711) automatic adaptation of wordnet to sublanguages and to computational tasks
• (ACL ID: W98-1126) mapping collocational properties into machine learning features
• (ACL ID: W99-0306) tagging of speech acts and dialogue games in spanish call home
• (ACL ID: X93-1008) inquery system overview