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Hyopil Shin

Number of Papers:- 16

Number of Citations:- 3

First ACL Paper:- 2000

Latest ACL Paper:- 2024

Venues:-

IJCNLP

EMNLP

COLING

PACLIC

WNUT

*SEM

NAACL

LREC

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Enhancing Self-Attention via Knowledge Fusion: Deriving Sentiment Lexical Attention from Semantic-Polarity Scores *SEM

Dongjun Jang | Jinwoong Kim | Hyopil Shin |

The Korean Morphologically Tight-Fitting Tokenizer for Noisy User-Generated Texts EMNLP WNUT

Sangah Lee | Hyopil Shin |

Grapheme-level Awareness in Word Embeddings for Morphologically Rich Languages LREC

Suzi Park | Hyopil Shin |

Metaphor Identification with Paragraph and Word Vectorization: An Attention-Based Neural Approach PACLIC

Timour Igamberdiev | Hyopil Shin |

Do We Really Need Lexical Information? Towards a Top-down Approach to Sentiment Analysis of Product Reviews NAACL

Yulia Otmakhova | Hyopil Shin |

Identification of Implicit Topics in Twitter Data Not Containing Explicit Search Queries COLING

Suzi Park | Hyopil Shin |

Romanization-based Approach to Morphological Analysis in Korean SMS Text Processing IJCNLP

Youngsam Kim | Hyopil Shin |

Applying Graph-based Keyword Extraction to Document Retrieval IJCNLP

KOSAC: A Full-Fledged Korean Sentiment Analysis Corpus PACLIC

Hayeon Jang | Munhyong Kim | Hyopil Shin |

Annotation Scheme for Constructing Sentiment Corpus in Korean PACLIC

Hyopil Shin | Munhyong Kim | Hayeon Jang | Andrew Cattle |

Language-Specific Sentiment Analysis in Morphologically Rich Languages COLING

Hayeon Jang | Hyopil Shin |

Effective Use of Linguistic Features for Sentiment Analysis of Korean PACLIC

Hayeon Jang | Hyopil Shin |

The KOLON System: Tools for Ontological Natural Language Processing in Korean PACLIC

Juliano Paiva Junho | Yumi Jo | Hyopil Shin |

KTimeML: Specification of Temporal and Event Expressions in Korean Text WS

Hybrid N-gram Probability Estimation in Morphologically Rich Languages PACLIC

Hyopil Shin | Hyunjo You |

Using Long Runs as Predictors of Semantic Coherence in a Partial Document Retrieval System WS

Hyopil Shin | Jerrold F. Stach |