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ORCIDLanguage Resources and Evaluation, Volume 59
Volume 59, Number 1, March 2025
- Jesin James, Isabella Shields, Vithya Yogarajan, Peter J. Keegan, Catherine I. Watson, Peter-Lucas Jones, Keoni Mahelona:
The development of a labelled te reo Māori-English bilingual database for language technology. 1-26 - Jia Hoong Ong
, Florence Yik Nam Leung, Fang Liu:
The Reading Everyday Emotion Database (REED): a set of audio-visual recordings of emotions in music and language. 27-49 - Emna Fsih, Rahma Boujelbane, Lamia Hadrich Belguith:
Resources building for sentiment analysis of content disseminated by Tunisian medias in social networks. 51-76 - Gábor Simon, Tímea Borbála Bajzát, Júlia Ballagó, Zsuzsanna Havasi, Emese K. Molnár, Eszter Szlávich:
When MIPVU goes to no man's land: a new language resource for hybrid, morpheme-based metaphor identification in Hungarian. 77-108 - Colin Swaelens, Ilse De Vos, Els Lefever:
Linguistic annotation of Byzantine book epigrams. 109-134 - Kerenza Doxolodeo, Adila Alfa Krisnadhi:
AC-IQuAD: Automatically Constructed Indonesian Question Answering Dataset by Leveraging Wikidata. 135-160 - Kiran Babu Nelatoori, Hima Bindu Kommanti:
Toxic comment classification and rationale extraction in code-mixed text leveraging co-attentive multi-task learning. 161-190 - Paras Tiwari, Sawan Rai, C. Ravindranath Chowdary:
Large scale annotated dataset for code-mix abusive short noisy text. 191-218 - Merve Bayrak, Deniz Dal:
A new methodology for automatic creation of concept maps of Turkish texts. 219-256 - Jenna Kanerva, Hanna Kitti, Li-Hsin Chang, Teemu Vahtola, Mathias Creutz, Filip Ginter:
Semantic search as extractive paraphrase span detection. 257-276 - François Delon, Gabriel Bédubourg, Léo Bouscarrat, Jean-Baptiste Meynard, Aude Valois, Benjamin Queyriaux, Carlos Ramisch, Marc Tanti:
Infectious risk events and their novelty in event-based surveillance: new definitions and annotated corpus. 277-295 - Tharindu Ranasinghe, Isuri Anuradha, Damith Premasiri, Kanishka Silva, Hansi Hettiarachchi, Lasitha Uyangodage, Marcos Zampieri:
SOLD: Sinhala offensive language dataset. 297-337 - Gerardo Sierra, Gemma Bel-Enguix, Ameyali Díaz-Velasco, Natalia Guerrero-Cerón, Núria Bel:
An aligned corpus of Spanish bibles. 339-369 - Béatrice Biancardi, Mathieu Chollet, Chloé Clavel:
Introducing the 3MT_French dataset to investigate the timing of public speaking judgements. 371-390 - Federica Beccaria, Angela Cristiano, Flavio Pisciotta, Noemi Usardi, Elisa Borgogni, Filippo Prayer Galletti, Giulia Corsi, Lorenzo Gregori, Gloria Gagliardi:
DILLo: an Italian lexical database for speech-language pathologists. 391-411 - Anna Chromá, Jakub Sláma, Klára Matiasovitsová, Jolana Treichelová:
A morphologically annotated longitudinal corpus of spoken Czech child-adult interactions. 413-436 - Mojca Brglez, Omnia Zayed, Paul Buitelaar:
TCMeta: a multilingual dataset of COVID tweets for relation-level metaphor analysis. 437-475 - Shankar Biradar, Sunil Saumya, Arun Chauhan:
Faux Hate: unravelling the web of fake narratives in spreading hateful stories: a multi-label and multi-class dataset in cross-lingual Hindi-English code-mixed text. 477-508 - Rasha Obeidat, Yara Alharahsheh, Mahmoud Al-Ayyoub, Maram Gharaibeh:
ArEntail: manually-curated Arabic natural language inference dataset from news headlines. 509-535 - Taja Kuzman, Nikola Ljubesic:
Automatic genre identification: a survey. 537-570 - Steven Coats:
A new corpus of geolocated ASR transcripts from Germany. 571-589 - Omaima Abboud, Batia Laufer, Noam Ordan, Uliana Sentsova, Shuly Wintner:
A corpus of English learners with Arabic and Hebrew backgrounds. 591-599 - Soran Badawi, Arefeh Kazemi, Vali Rezaie:
KurdiSent: a corpus for kurdish sentiment analysis. 601-620 - Borja Herce, Bogdan Pricop:
VeLeRo: an inflected verbal lexicon of standard Romanian and a quantitative analysis of morphological predictability. 621-637
Volume 59, Number 2, June 2025
- Abubakr H. Ombabi, Wael Ouarda, Adel M. Alimi:
Improving Arabic sentiment analysis across context-aware attention deep model based on natural language processing. 639-663 - Brayan Stiven Lancheros, Gloria Corpas Pastor, Ruslan Mitkov:
Data augmentation and transfer learning for cross-lingual Named Entity Recognition in the biomedical domain. 665-684 - Chen Gafni, Livnat Herzig Sheinfux, Hadar Klunover, Anat Bar Siman Tov, Anat Prior, Shuly Wintner:
Analyzing learner language: the case of the Hebrew Learner Essay Corpus. 685-726 - Ida Szubert, Omri Abend, Nathan Schneider, Samuel Gibbon, Louis Mahon, Sharon Goldwater, Mark Steedman:
Cross-linguistically consistent semantic and syntactic annotation of child-directed speech. 727-776 - Ida Szubert, Omri Abend, Nathan Schneider, Samuel Gibbon, Louis Mahon, Sharon Goldwater, Mark Steedman:
Correction: Cross-linguistically consistent semantic and syntactic annotation of child-directed speech. 777-778 - Jaroslav Reichel, Lubomír Benko:
Preservation of sentiment in machine translation of low-resource languages: a case study on Slovak movie subtitles. 779-805 - Nur Azmina Mohamad Zamani, Norhaslinda Kamaruddin, Ahmad Muhyiddin B. Yusof:
Dataset on sentiment-based cryptocurrency-related news and tweets in English and Malay language. 807-842 - Jihye Park, Hye Jin Lee, Sungzoon Cho:
Automatic construction of direction-aware sentiment lexicon using direction-dependent words. 843-869 - Manoel Fernando Alonso Gadi, Miguel-Ángel Sicilia:
A sentiment corpus for the cryptocurrency financial domain: the CryptoLin corpus. 871-889 - Katja Meden, Tomaz Erjavec, Andrej Pancur:
Slovenian parliamentary corpus siParl. 891-911 - Clement Levallois:
Umigon-lexicon: rule-based model for interpretable sentiment analysis and factuality categorization. 913-930 - Michalis Mountantonakis, Loukas Mertzanis, Michalis Bastakis, Yannis Tzitzikas:
A comparative evaluation for question answering over Greek texts by using machine translation and BERT. 931-957 - Ringki Das, Thoudam Doren Singh:
Which words are important?: an empirical study of Assamese sentiment analysis. 959-982 - Johnatan Estiven Bonilla:
Spoken Spanish PoS tagging: gold standard dataset. 983-1012 - Pablo Báez, Leonardo Campillos-Llanos, Fredy Núñez, Jocelyn Dunstan:
Entity normalization in a Spanish medical corpus using a UMLS-based lexicon: findings and limitations. 1013-1041 - Gábor Recski, Eszter Iklódi, Björn Lellmann, Ádám Kovács, Allan Hanbury:
BRISE-plandok: a German legal corpus of building regulations. 1043-1082 - Minni Jain, Rajni Jindal, Amita Jain:
DoSLex: automatic generation of all domain semantically rich sentiment lexicon. 1083-1110 - Xue Li, Paul Groth:
How different is different? Systematically identifying distribution shifts and their impacts in NER datasets. 1111-1150 - Spela Arhar Holdt, Iztok Kosem:
Šolar, the developmental corpus of Slovene. 1151-1177 - Mohammad Abdous, Poorya Piroozfar, Behrouz Minaei-Bidgoli:
PESTS: Persian_English cross lingual corpus for semantic textual similarity. 1179-1199 - Ibtissam Touahri, Azzeddine Mazroui:
Annotation and evaluation of a dialectal Arabic sentiment corpus against benchmark datasets using transformers. 1201-1233 - Shujun Wan, Peter Bourgonje, Hongling Xiao, Clara Wan Ching Ho:
Chinese-DiMLex: a lexicon of Chinese discourse connectives. 1235-1256 - Douglas Vitório, Ellen Souza, Lucas Martins, Nádia Félix F. da Silva, André Carlos Ponce de Leon Ferreira de Carvalho, Adriano Lorena Inácio de Oliveira, Francisco Edmundo de Andrade:
Building a relevance feedback corpus for legal information retrieval in the real-case scenario of the Brazilian Chamber of Deputies. 1257-1277 - Sriram Krishnan, Amba Kulkarni, Gérard Huet:
Normalized dataset for Sanskrit word segmentation and morphological parsing. 1279-1330 - Najet Hadj Mohamed, Chérifa Ben Khelil, Agata Savary, Iskander Keskes, Jean-Yves Antoine, Lamia Hadrich Belguith:
PARSEME-AR: Arabic reference corpus for multiword expressions using PARSEME annotation guidelines. 1331-1361 - Francesco Periti, Sergio Picascia, Stefano Montanelli, Alfio Ferrara, Nina Tahmasebi:
Studying word meaning evolution through incremental semantic shift detection. 1363-1399 - Mouad Jbel, Mourad Jabrane, Imad Hafidi, Abdelmoutalib Metrane:
Sentiment analysis dataset in Moroccan dialect: bridging the gap between Arabic and Latin scripted dialect. 1401-1430 - Dominik Schlechtweg, Frank D. Zamora-Reina, Felipe Bravo-Marquez, Nikolay Arefyev:
Sense through time: diachronic word sense annotations for word sense induction and Lexical Semantic Change Detection. 1431-1465 - Sven Laur, Siim Orasmaa, Sandra Eiche, Dage Särg:
Automatic dependency parsing of Estonian: what linguistic features to include? 1467-1494 - Fanny Ducel, Aurélie Névéol, Karën Fort:
"You'll be a nurse, my son!" Automatically assessing gender biases in autoregressive language models in French and Italian. 1495-1523 - Claire Bonial, Stephanie M. Lukin, Mitchell Abrams, Anthony Baker, Lucia Donatelli, Ashley Foots, Cory J. Hayes, Cassidy Henry, Taylor Hudson, Matthew Marge, Kimberly A. Pollard, Ron Artstein, David R. Traum, Clare R. Voss:
Human-robot dialogue annotation for multi-modal common ground. 1525-1575 - Johannes Sibeko, Menno van Zaanen:
Developing and testing syllabification systems for South African Sesotho. 1577-1592 - Rukayah Alhedayani:
The Najdi Arabic Corpus: a new corpus for an underrepresented Arabic dialect. 1593-1612 - Joseph Jessie S. Oñate, Tiffany Lyn O. Pandes:
Exploratory Analysis of Rinconada Bikol Language-Nabua Text Corpus. 1613-1629 - Pascual Julián Iranzo, Germán Rigau, Fernando Sáenz-Pérez, Pablo Velasco-Crespo:
Conversion of the Spanish WordNet databases into a Prolog-readable format. 1631-1657 - Chiara Alzetta, Simonetta Montemagni, Marta Sartor, Giulia Venturi:
Parlamint-it: an 18-karat UD treebank of Italian parliamentary speeches. 1659-1683 - Felipe Alves Siqueira, Douglas Vitório, Ellen Souza, José A. P. Santos, Hidelberg Oliveira Albuquerque, Márcio de Souza Dias, Nádia Félix F. da Silva, André C. P. L. F. de Carvalho, Adriano L. I. Oliveira, Carmelo J. A. Bastos Filho:
Ulysses Tesemõ: a new large corpus for Brazilian legal and governmental domain. 1685-1704 - Borja Herce:
VeLeSpa: An inflected verbal lexicon of Peninsular Spanish and a quantitative analysis of paradigmatic predictability. 1705-1718 - Simona Frenda, Gavin Abercrombie, Valerio Basile, Alessandro Pedrani, Raffaella Panizzon, Alessandra Teresa Cignarella, Cristina Marco, Davide Bernardi:
Perspectivist approaches to natural language processing: a survey. 1719-1746 - Rong Xiang, Emmanuele Chersoni, Yixia Li, Jing Li, Chu-Ren Huang, Yushan Pan, Yushi Li:
Cantonese natural language processing in the transformers era: a survey and current challenges. 1747-1773 - Zeyu Zhang, Steven Bethard:
A survey on geocoding: algorithms and datasets for toponym resolution. 1775-1796 - Tomás Freitas Osório, Henrique Lopes Cardoso:
Historical Portuguese corpora: a survey. 1797-1832
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