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Proceedings of the Australasian Language Technology Association Workshop
Volume 9, 2011
ISSN 1834-7037
Chairs
Diego Mollá (Macquarie University)
David Martinez (NICTA and University of Melbourne)
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| bib | Front matter | ||
| bib | Discovery in Text: Visualisation, Topics and Statistics Wray Buntine |
pp. 2–2 | |
| bib | OzCLO: The Australian Computational Linguistic Olympiad Dominique Estival |
pp. 3–3 | |
| bib | Automatic Grading of Evidence: the 2011 ALTA Shared Task Diego Mollá and Abeed Sarker |
pp. 4–8 | |
| bib | A Particle Filter algorithm for Bayesian Wordsegmentation Benjamin Börschinger and Mark Johnson |
pp. 10–18 | |
| bib | Formalizing Semantic Parsing with Tree Transducers Bevan Jones, Mark Johnson and Sharon Goldwater |
pp. 19–28 | |
| bib | Parsing in Parallel on Multiple Cores and GPUs Mark Johnson |
pp. 29–37 | |
| bib | Using Language Models and Latent Semantic Analysis to Characterise the N400m Neural Response Mehdi Parviz, Mark Johnson, Blake Johnson and Jon Brock |
pp. 38–46 | |
| bib | A Forensic Authorship Classification in SMS Messages: A Likelihood Ratio Based Approach Using N-gram Shunichi Ishihara |
pp. 47–56 | |
| bib | Classifying Domain-Specific Terms Using a Dictionary Su Nam Kim and Lawrence Cavedon |
pp. 57–65 | |
| bib | Frontier Pruning for Shift-Reduce CCG Parsing Stephen Merity and James Curran |
pp. 66–75 | |
| bib | Predicting Thread Linking Structure by Lexical Chaining Li Wang, Diana Mccarthy and Timothy Baldwin |
pp. 76–85 | |
| bib | Development of a Corpus for Evidence Based Medicine Summarisation Diego Mollá and Maria Elena Santiago-Martinez |
pp. 86–94 | |
| bib | Collocations in Multilingual Natural Language Generation: Lexical Functions meet Lexical Functional Grammar Francois Lareau, Mark Dras, Benjamin Börschinger and Robert Dale |
pp. 95–104 | |
| bib | Outcome Polarity Identification of Medical Papers Abeed Sarker, Diego Mollá and Cécile Paris |
pp. 105–114 | |
| bib | Topic Modeling for Native Language Identification Sze-Meng Jojo Wong, Mark Dras and Mark Johnson |
pp. 115–124 | |
| bib | A word-based approach for diacritic restoration in Māori John Cocks and Te Taka Keegan |
pp. 126–130 | |
| bib | The Interpretation of Complement Anaphorae: the case of The Others Nobuagi Akagi and Francesco-Alessio Ursini |
pp. 131–139 | |
| bib | The Interpretation of Plural Pronouns in Discourse: The Case of They Francesco-Alessio Ursini and Nobuagi Akagi |
pp. 140–147 | |
| bib | Learning from student responses: A domain-independent natural language tutor Jenny Mcdonald, Alistair Knott, Richard Zeng and Ayelet Cohen |
pp. 148–156 | |
| bib | Detection of child exploiting chats from a mixed chat dataset as a text classification task Md. Waliur Rahman Miah, John Yearwood and Sid Kulkarni |
pp. 157–165 | |
| bib | ENGAGE: Automated Gestures for Animated Characters Marcin Nowina-Krowicki, Andrew Zschorn, Michael Pilling and Steven Wark |
pp. 166–174 |
Last modified on December, 2011
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The Australasian Language Technology Workshop is being organised by ALTA, the Australasian Language Technology Association.
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