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CLIN 2002: Groningen, The Netherlands
- Tanja Gaustad:
Computational Linguistics in the Netherlands 2002, Selected Papers from the Thirteenth CLIN Meeting, Groningen, November 29, 2002. Language and Computers - Studies in Practical Linguistics 47, Rodopi 2002, ISBN 90-420-1126-2 - Hugo Brandt Corstius:
De desillusie van mijn leven of Remember November. CLIN 2002: 1-7 - Erzsébet Csuhaj-Varjú, Carlos Martín-Vide, Victor Mitrana:
Parallel Communicating Finite Transducer Systems. CLIN 2002: 9-23 - Sebastian van Delden, Fernando Gomez:
Extending a Finite State Approach for Parsing Commas in English to Dutch. CLIN 2002: 25-38 - Jacques Duchateau, Tom Laureys, Kris Demuynck, Patrick Wambacq:
Handling Disfluencies in Spontaneous Language Models. CLIN 2002: 39-50 - James Alistair Hammerton:
Learning to Segment Speech with Self-Organising Maps. CLIN 2002: 51-64 - Christer Johansson:
How is Grammatical Gender Processed? CLIN 2002: 65-76 - Stasinos Konstantopoulos:
BaseNP Chunking using ILP. CLIN 2002: 77-91 - Kristina Spranger, Ulrich Heid:
A Dutch Chunker as a Basis for the Extraction of Linguistic Knowledge. CLIN 2002: 93-109 - Frank Van Eynde:
Morpho-Syntactic Agreement and Index Agreement in Dutch NPs. CLIN 2002: 111-127 - Ton van der Wouden, Ineke Schuurman, Machteld Schouppe, Heleen Hoekstra:
Harvesting Dutch Trees: Syntactic Properties of Spoken Dutch. CLIN 2002: 129-141 - Menno van Zaanen, Gerhard B. Van Huyssteen:
Improving a Spelling Checker for Afrikaans. CLIN 2002: 143-156
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