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SyntaxFest - 2025

Total Papers:- 68

Total Papers accross all years:- 156

Total Citations :- 0

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ComparaTree: A Multi-Level Comparative Treebank Analysis Tool

Luka Terčon | Kaja Dobrovoljc |

A Quantitative Study of Syntactic Complexity across Genres: Dependency Distance in English and Chinese

Yaqin Wang |

Proceedings of the Eighth International Conference on Dependency Linguistics (Depling, SyntaxFest 2025)

Eva Hajičová | Sylvain Kahane |

A morpheme-based treebank for Gbaya, an Ubanguian language of Central Africa

Paulette Roulon-Doko | Sylvain Kahane | Bruno Guillaume |

Expanding the Universal Dependencies Ancient Hebrew Treebank with Constituency Data

Daniel G. Swanson |

UD Treebanks for Esperanto as a natural language

Masanori Oya |

TreEn: A Multilingual Treebank Project on Environmental Discourse

Adriana Silvina Pagano | Patricia Chiril | Elisa Chierchiello | Cristina Bosco |

An intonosyntactic treebank for spoken French: What is new with Rhapsodie?

ShUD: the First Shanghainese Universal Dependency Treebank

Qizhen Yang |

Subject-Verb Agreement Alternations in Spanish Pseudopartitive Constructions: A Corpus Study

Marina Cerebrinsky |

The Interplay of Noun Phrase Complexity and Modification Type in Scientific Writing

Isabell Landwehr |

Quid verbumst? Applying a definition of word to Latin in Universal Dependencies

Flavio Massimiliano Cecchini |

A Typology of Non-Projective Patterns in Unas’s and Teti’s Pyramid Texts

Roberto A. Diaz Hernandez |

Parallel Universal Dependencies Treebanks for Turkic Languages

A New Hebrew Universal Dependency Treebank: The First Treebank of Post-Rabbinic Historical Hebrew