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Total Papers:- 42
Total Papers accross all years:- 372
Total Citations :- 225
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Weight Pushing and Binarization for Fixed-Grammar Parsing
Matt Post |
Daniel Gildea |
Capturing Consistency between Intra-clause and Inter-clause Relations in Knowledge-rich Dependency and Case Structure Analysis
Daisuke Kawahara |
Sadao Kurohashi |
Guessing the Grammatical Function of a Non-Root F-Structure in LFG
Anton Bryl |
Josef van Genabith |
Yvette Graham |
Grammar Error Detection with Best Approximated Parse
Jean-Philippe Prost |
Effective Analysis of Causes and Inter-dependencies of Parsing Errors
Tadayoshi Hara |
Yusuke Miyao |
Jun’ichi Tsujii |
The chunk as the period of the functions length and frequency of words on the syntagmatic axis
Jacques Vergne |
Smoothing fine-grained PCFG lexicons
Tejaswini Deoskar |
Mats Rooth |
Khalil Sima’an |
Wide-coverage parsing of speech transcripts
Jeroen Geertzen |
Using Treebanking Discriminants as Parse Disambiguation Features
Md. Faisal Mahbub Chowdhury |
Yi Zhang |
Valia Kordoni |
Heuristic search in a cognitive model of human parsing
John Hale |
Dependency Constraints for Lexical Disambiguation
Guillaume Bonfante |
Bruno Guillaume |
Mathieu Morey |
Parsing Directed Acyclic Graphs with Range Concatenation Grammars
Pierre Boullier |
Benoît Sagot |
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