QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS: Related Papers in ACL Anthology

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

• (ACL ID: C00-1048) a rule induction approach to modeling regional pronunciation variation
• (ACL ID: C04-1150) quantitative and qualitative evaluation of the ontolearn ontology learning system
• (ACL ID: C82-1061) quantification of meaning and the computer
• (ACL ID: C82-1063) computational data analysis for syntax
• (ACL ID: H05-1056) extracting personal names from email
• (ACL ID: H92-1088) towards using prosody in speech recognition/understanding systems
• (ACL ID: I05-2038) syntax annotation for the genia corpus
• (ACL ID: J05-1004) the proposition bank
• (ACL ID: J93-2001) using register-diversified corpora for general language studies
• (ACL ID: J95-1002) expressing rhetorical relations in instructional text
• (ACL ID: J97-1005) discourse segmentation by human and automated means
• (ACL ID: M95-1002) overview of results of the muc-6 evaluation
• (ACL ID: N04-1004) a salience-based approach to gesture-speech alignment
• (ACL ID: N06-1028) towards automatic scoring of non-native spontaneous speech
• (ACL ID: N06-1045) a better n-best list
• (ACL ID: P00-1041) headline generation based on statistical translation
• (ACL ID: P00-1060) an information-theory-based feature type analysis for the modeling of statistical parsing
• (ACL ID: P01-1037) the role of lexico-semantic feedback in open-domain textual question-answering
• (ACL ID: P01-1038) generation of vp ellipsis
• (ACL ID: P05-1054) a quantitative analysis of lexical differences between genders in telephone conversations
• (ACL ID: P06-1002) going beyond aer
• (ACL ID: P06-1086) magead
• (ACL ID: P84-1062) semantic relevance and aspect dependency in a given subject domain contents-driven algorithmic processing of fuzzy wordmeanings to form dynamic stereotype representations
• (ACL ID: P95-1027) a quantitative evaluation of linguistic tests for the automatic prediction of semantic markedness
• (ACL ID: P98-1104) a statistical analysis of morphemes in japanese terminology
• (ACL ID: W01-1514) annotation graphs and servers and multi-modal resources
• (ACL ID: W03-0602) words and pictures in the news
• (ACL ID: W03-1314) exploring adjectival modification in biomedical discourse across two genres
• (ACL ID: W03-1806) multiword unit hybrid extraction
• (ACL ID: W04-1010) template-filtered headline summarization
• (ACL ID: W04-1113) using synonym relations in chinese collocation extraction
• (ACL ID: W04-1203) analysis of link grammar on biomedical dependency corpus targeted at protein-protein interactions
• (ACL ID: W04-1205) zone identification in biology articles as a basis for information extraction
• (ACL ID: W04-2509) handling information access dialogue through qa technologies - a novel challenge for open-domain question answering
• (ACL ID: W04-2902) analysis and processing of lecture audio data
• (ACL ID: W06-0604) probing the space of grammatical variation
• (ACL ID: W06-2103) a quantitative approach to preposition-pronoun contraction in polish
• (ACL ID: W06-2803) linguistic features of italian blogs
• (ACL ID: W97-1005) a statistical decision making method
• (ACL ID: W98-0610) simplex nps clustered by head
• (ACL ID: W98-1114) can subcategorisation probabilities help a statistical parser
• (ACL ID: W99-0110) comprehension of coreferentiai expressions
• (ACL ID: W99-0313) a two-level approach to coding dialogue for discourse structure
• (ACL ID: W99-0402) eliciting natural speech from non-native users
• (ACL ID: W99-0618) an information-theoretic empirical analysis of dependency-based feature types for word prediction models
• (ACL ID: X96-1048) overview of results of the muc-6 evaluation