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Linguistically Naïve != Language Independent: Why NLP Needs Linguistic Typology

Emily M. Bender |

Month: March
Year: 2009
Location: Athens, Greece
Venue: WS |

Using Universal Linguistic Knowledge to Guide Grammar Induction
Tahira Naseem | Harr Chen | Regina Barzilay | Mark Johnson |

Universal Morphological Analysis using Structured Nearest Neighbor Prediction
Young-Bum Kim | João Graça | Benjamin Snyder |

Past, Present, Future: A Computational Investigation of the Typology of Tense in 1000 Languages
Ehsaneddin Asgari | Hinrich Schütze |

Parsing Universal Dependencies without training
Héctor Martínez Alonso | Željko Agić | Barbara Plank | Anders Søgaard |

Baselines and Test Data for Cross-Lingual Inference
Željko Agić | Natalie Schluter |

Investigating Language Universal and Specific Properties in Word Embeddings
Peng Qian | Xipeng Qiu | Xuanjing Huang |

Morphology Typology

Multilingual Chinese English Hindi Malay Japanese Spanish French Arabic Hebrew Semitic

Integrating Graph-Based and Transition-Based Dependency Parsers

Joakim Nivre | Ryan McDonald |

Arne Mauser | Saša Hasan | Hermann Ney |

One-Shot Neural Cross-Lingual Transfer for Paradigm Completion

Katharina Kann | Ryan Cotterell | Hinrich Schütze |

A Comparative Study of Minimally Supervised Morphological Segmentation

Improving Arabic-Chinese Statistical Machine Translation using English as Pivot Language

Nizar Habash | Jun Hu |