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ORCIDLDV Forum, Volume 23
Volume 23, Number 1, 2008
- Christian Chiarcos:
An ontology of linguistic annotations. 1-16 - Maja Bärenfänger, Mirco Hilbert, Henning Lobin, Harald Lüngen:
OWL ontologies as a resource for discourse parsing. 17-26 - A. Kumaran, Ranbeer Makin, Vijay Pattisapu, Shaik Sharif, Lucy Vanderwende:
Evaluating the Quality of Automatically Extracted Synonymy Information. 27-42 - Daniela Goecke, Maik Stührenberg, Tonio Wandmacher:
A hybrid approach to resolve nominal anaphora. 43-58 - Pablo Gamallo Otero, Gabriel Pereira Lopes, Alexandre Agustini:
Automatic Acquisition of Formal Concepts from Text. 59-74
Volume 23, Number 2, 2008
- Manfred Stede:
Local Coherence Analysis in a Multi-Level Approach to Automatic Text Analysis. 1-19 - Caroline Sporleder:
Lexical Models to Identify Unmarked Discourse Relations: Does WordNet help? 20-33 - Irene M. Cramer, Marc Finthammer, Alexander Kurek, Lukas Sowa, Melina Wachtling, Tobias Claas:
Experiments on Lexical Chaining for German Corpora: Annotation, Extraction, and Application. 34-48 - Maja Bärenfänger, Daniela Goecke, Mirco Hilbert, Harald Lüngen, Maik Stührenberg:
Anaphora as an Indicator of Elaboration: A Corpus Study. 49-73 - Nils Diewald, Maik Stührenberg, Anna Garbar, Daniela Goecke:
Serengeti - Webbasierte Annotation semantischer Relationen. 74-93 - Sonja Ruda:
Model of a Teacher Assisting Feedback Tool for Marking Free Worded Exercise Solutions. 94-106
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