10. EACL 2003: Budapest, Hungary

• Douglas W. Oard:
  Multilingual Access to Large Spoken Archives (Invited talk). 1-2
  
• James Henderson:
  Neural Network Probability Estimation for Broad Coverage Parsing. 131-138
  
• Jill Burstein, Magdalena Wolska:
  Toward Evaluation of Writing Style: Overly Repetitious Word Use. 35-42
  
• Martin Cmejrek, Jan Curín, Jirí Havelka:
  Czech-English Dependency Tree-based Machine Translation. 83-90
  
• Rens Bod:
  An efficient implementation of a new DOP model. 19-26
  
• Martine Smets, Michael Gamon, Simon Corston-Oliver, Eric K. Ringger:
  French Amalgam: a quick adaptation of a sentence realization system to French. 323-330
  
• Nicola Ueffing, Hermann Ney:
  Using POS Information for SMT into Morphologically Rich Languages. 347-354
  
• Mark Steedman, Anoop Sarkar, Miles Osborne, Rebecca Hwa, Stephen Clark, Julia Hockenmaier, Paul Ruhlen, Steven Baker, Jeremiah Crim:
  Bootstrapping statistical parsers from small datasets. 331-338
  
• Alexander Clark:
  Combining Distributional and Morphological Information for Part of Speech Induction. 59-66
  
• Keiji Yasuda, Fumiaki Sugaya, Toshiyuki Takezawa, Seiichi Yamamoto, Masuzo Yanagida:
  Automatic Evaluation for a Palpable Measure of a Speech Translation System's Capability. 371-378
  
• Alexiei Dingli, Fabio Ciravegna, David Guthrie, Yorick Wilks:
  Mining Web Sites Using Unsupervised Adaptive Information Extraction. 75-78
  
• Zoltán Alexin, János Csirik, Tibor Gyimóthy, Károly Bibok, Csaba Hatvani, Gábor Prószéky, László Tihanyi:
  Annotated Hungarian National Corpus. 53-56
  
• Junko Hosaka, Judice L. Y. Koh, Akihiko Konagaya:
  Effect of utilizing terminology on extraction of protein-protein interaction information from biomedical literature. 107-110
  
• Zdenek Zabokrtský, Otakar Smrz:
  Arabic Syntactic Trees: from Constituency to Dependency. 183-186
  
• Thierry Poibeau:
  The Multilingual Named Entity Recognition Framework. 155-158
  
• Helmut Horacek:
  A Best-First Search Algorithm for Generating Referring Expressions. 103-106
  
• Luisa Bentivogli, Emanuele Pianta:
  Beyond Lexical Units: Enriching WordNets with Phrasets. 67-70
  
• Paul Piwek:
  A Flexible Pragmatics-Driven Language Generator for Animated Agents. 151-154
  
• Beate Dorow, Dominic Widdows:
  Discovering Corpus-Specific Word Senses. 79-82
  
• Somayajulu Sripada, Ehud Reiter, Jim Hunter, Jin Yu:
  Summarizing Neonatal Time Series Data. 167-170
  
• Luka Nerima, Violeta Seretan, Eric Wehrli:
  Creating a multilingual collocations dictionary from large text corpora. 131-134
  
• Takehito Utsuro, Takashi Horiuchi, Takeshi Hamamoto, Kohei Hino, Takeaki Nakayama:
  Effect of Cross-Language IR in Bilingual Lexicon Acquisition from Comparable Corpora. 355-362
  
• Alexander Koller, Joachim Niehren, Stefan Thater:
  Underspecification formalisms: Hole semantics as dominance constraints. 195-202
  
• Judita Preiss:
  Using Grammatical Relations to Compare Parsers. 291-298
  
• Jörg Tiedemann:
  Combining Clues for Word Alignment. 339-346
  
• Katrin Erk, Joachim Niehren:
  Well-Nested Parallelism Constraints for Ellipsis Resolution. 115-122
  
• Gerald Penn:
  AVM Description Compilation using Types as Modes. 275-282
  
• Kenji Imamura, Eiichiro Sumita, Yuji Matsumoto:
  Automatic Construction of Machine Translation Knowledge Using Translation Literalness. 155-162
  
• Claire Gardent, Laura Kallmeyer:
  Semantic construction in F-TAG. 123-130
  
• Anssi Yli-Jyrä:
  Describing Syntax with Star-Free Regular Expressions. 379-386
  
• Richard Zens, Franz Josef Och, Hermann Ney:
  Efficient Search for Interactive Statistical Machine Translation. 387-394
  
• Christophe Costa Florêncio:
  Rigid grammars in the Associative-Commutative Lambek Calculus are not learnable. 75-82
  
• Carsten Brockmann, Mirella Lapata:
  Evaluating and Combining Approaches to Selectional Preference Acquisition. 27-34
  
• Robert C. Moore:
  Learning Translations of Named-Entity Phrases from Parallel Corpora. 259-266
  
• Geert-Jan M. Kruijff, Jason Baldridge:
  Multi-modal combinatory categorial grammar. 211-218
  
• Sabine Schulte im Walde:
  Experiments on the Choice of Features for Learning Verb Classes. 315-322
  
• Xavier Carreras, Lluís Màrquez, Lluís Padró:
  Named Entity Recognition For Catalan Using Only Spanish Resources and Unlabelled Data. 43-50
  
• Gerald Penn, Mohammad Haji-Abdolhosseini:
  Topological Parsing. 283-290
  
• Eric Joanis, Suzanne Stevenson:
  A General Feature Space for Automatic Verb Classification. 163-170
  
• Frederik Fouvry:
  Lexicon Acquisition with a large-coverage unification-based grammar. 87-90
  
• Johan Bos, Ewan Klein, Tetsushi Oka:
  Meaningful Conversation with a Mobile Robot. 71-74
  
• Birte Lönneker, Primoz Jakopin:
  Contents and evaluation of the first Slovenian-German online dictionary. 119-122
  
• Valia Kordoni:
  The key role of semantics in the development of large-scale grammars of natural language. 111-114
  
• Stefan Schaden:
  Rule-based lexical modelling of foreign-accented pronunciation variants. 159-162
  
• James McCracken, Adam Kilgarriff:
  Oxford Dictionary of English - current developments. 123-126
  
• Yusuke Miyao, Takashi Ninomiya, Jun-ichi Tsujii:
  Lexicalized Grammar Acquisition. 127-130
  
• Eiichiro Sumita, Yasuhiro Akiba, Takao Doi, Andrew M. Finch, Kenji Imamura, Michael Paul, Mitsuo Shimohata, Taro Watanabe:
  A corpus-centered approach to spoken language translation. 171-174
  
• Derrick Higgins:
  A machine learning approach to the identification of WH gaps. 99-102
  
• Stephan Vogel:
  Using Noisy Bilingual Data for Statistical Machine Translation. 175-178
  
• Olga van Herwijnen, Antal van den Bosch, Jacques M. B. Terken, Erwin Marsi:
  Learning PP attachment for filtering prosodic phrasing. 139-146
  
• Michael Daum, Kilian A. Foth, Wolfgang Menzel:
  Constraint Based Integration of Deep and Shallow Parsing Techniques. 99-106
  
• Fuchun Peng, Dale Schuurmans, Vlado Keselj, Shaojun Wang:
  Language Independent Authorship Attribution with Character Level N-Grams. 267-274
  
• Geert-Jan M. Kruijff, Denys Duchier:
  Information Structure in Topological Dependency Grammar. 219-226
  
• Oliver Bender, Klaus Macherey, Franz Josef Och, Hermann Ney:
  Comparison of Alignment Templates and Maximum Entropy Models for NLP. 11-18
  
• András Kornai, Marc Krellenstein, Michael Mulligan, David Twomey, Fruzsina Veress, Alec Wysoker:
  Classifying the Hungarian Web. 203-210
  
• Ivana Kruijff-Korbayová, Kepa Joseba Rodríguez, Stina Ericsson, Elena Karagjosova:
  Producing Contextually Appropriate Intonation is an Information-State Based Dialogue System. 227-234
  
• Athanasios Kehagias, Pavlina Fragkou, Vassilios Petridis:
  Linear Text Segmentation using a Dynamic Programming Algorithm. 171-178
  
• Karl-Michael Schneider:
  A Comparison of Event Models for Naive Bayes Anti-Spam E-Mail Filtering. 307-314
  
• Farah Benamara, Patrick Saint-Dizier:
  WEBCOOP: A Cooperative Question Answering System on the Web. 63-66
  
• Toshiaki Fujiki, Hidetsugu Nanba, Manabu Okumura:
  Automatic Acquisition of Script Knowledge from a Text Collection. 91-94
  
• Paul Piwek: A Flexible Pragmatics-Driven Language Generator for Animated Agents.
• Serge A. Yablonsky: The Corpora Management System Based on Java and Oracle Technologies.
• Constantin Orasan, Doina Tatar, Gabriela Serban, Dana Lupsa, Adrian Onet:
  How to build a QA system in your back-garden: application for Romanian. 139-142
  
• Horacio Saggion, Katerina Pastra, Yorick Wilks:
  NLP for Indexing and Retrieval of Captioned Photographs. 143-146
  
• Constantin Orasan, Ruslan Mitkov, Laura Hasler:
  CAST: A computer-aided summarisation tool. 135-138
  
• John A. Barnden, Sheila Glasbey, Mark G. Lee, Alan M. Wallington:
  Domain-transcending mappings in a system for metaphorical reasoning. 57-62
  
• Markus Dickinson, Detmar Meurers:
  Detecting Errors in Part-of-Speech Annotation. 107-114
  
• Nicola Cathcart, Jean Carletta, Ewan Klein:
  A model of back-channel acknowledgements in spoken dialogue. 51-58
  
• Hui Yang, Tat-Seng Chua:
  QUALIFIER: Question Answering by Lexical Fabric and External Resources. 363-370
  
• James R. Curran, Stephen Clark:
  Investigating GIS and Smoothing for Maximum Entropy Taggers. 91-98
  
• Mark G. Core, Johanna D. Moore, Claus Zinn:
  The Role of Initiative in Tutorial Dialogue. 67-74
  
• Mirella Lapata, Alex Lascarides:
  Detecting Novel Compounds: The Role of Distributional Evidence. 235-242
  
• Stephan Kepser:
  Finite Structure Query: A Tool for Querying Syntactically Annotated Corpora. 179-186
  
• Beth Ann Hockey, Oliver Lemon, Ellen Campana, Laura M. Hiatt, Gregory Aist, James Hieronymus, John Dowding, Alexander Gruenstein:
  Targeted Help for Spoken Dialogue Systems. 147-154
  
• Philipp Koehn, Kevin Knight:
  Empirical Methods for Compound Splitting. 187-194
  
• Kostas Manios, Goran Nenadic, Irena Spasic, Sophia Ananiadou:
  An Integrated Term-Based Corpus Query System. 243-250
  
• Manny Rayner, Beth Ann Hockey:
  Transparent combination of rule-based and data-driven approaches in speech understanding. 299-306
  
• Paola Merlo:
  Generalised PP-attachment Disambiguation Using Corpus-based Linguistic Diagnostics. 251-258
  
• Stefan Evert, Hannah Kermes:
  Experiments on Candidate Data for Collocation Extraction. 83-86
  
• Oi Yee Kwong:
  Categorial Fluidity in Chinese and its Implications for Part-of-speech Tagging. 115-118
  
• Thierry Poibeau: The Multilingual Named Entity Recognition Framework.
• Violeta Seretan: Creating a multilingual collocations dictionary from large text corpora.
• Viktor Pekar, Steffen Staab:
  Word classification based on combined measures of distributional and semantic similarity. 147-150
  
• Véronique Gendner, Gabriel Illouz, Michèle Jardino, Laura Monceaux, Patrick Paroubek, Isabelle Robba, Anne Vilnat:
  PEAS, the first instantiation of a comparative framework for evaluating parsers of French. 95-98
  
• Lars Ahrenberg, Magnus Merkel, Michael Petterstedt:
  Interactive Word Alignment for Language Engineering. 49-52
  
• Michael Schiehlen:
  A Cascaded Finite-State Parser for German. 163-166
  
• John Nerbonne:
  Linguistic Variation and Computation (Invited talk). 3-10
  

• Gregory Aist, John Dowding, Beth Ann Hockey, Manny Rayner, James Hieronymus, D. Bohus, B. Boven, Nate Blaylock, Ellen Campana, Susana Early, Genevieve Gorrell, S. Phan:
  Talking through Procedures: An Intelligent Space Station Procedure Assistant. 187-190
  
• Ola Åkerberg, Hans Svensson, Bastian Schulz, Pierre Nugues:
  CarSim: An Automatic 3D Text-to-Scene Conversion System Applied to Road Accident Reports. 191-194
  
• Caroline Brun, Marc Dymetman, Eric Fanchon, Stanislas Lhomme:
  Controlled Authoring of Biological Experiment Reports. 195-198
  
• Ivana Kruijff-Korbayová, Kepa Joseba Rodríguez, Elena Karagjosova, Stina Ericsson:
  A dialogue system with contextually appropriate spoken output intonation. 199-202
  
• Roger Evans, Richard Power:
  WYSIWYM - building user interfaces with natural language feedback. 203-206
  
• Karin Harbusch, Michael Kühn:
  Towards an Adaptive Communication Aid with Ambiguous Text Input. 207-210
  
• Adam Kilgarriff, Roger Evans, Rob Koeling, David Tugwell:
  WASPBENCH: a lexicographer's workbench incorporating state-of-the-art word sense disambiguation. 211-214
  
• Dirk Kraus:
  Suregen-2: a shell system for the generation of clinical documents. 215-218
  
• Diana Maynard, Hamish Cunningham, Kalina Bontcheva:
  Multilingual adaptations of a reusable information extraction tool. 219-222
  
• Manny Rayner, Beth Ann Hockey, John Dowding:
  An Open-Source Environment for Compiling Typed Unification Grammars into Speech Recognisers. 223-226
  
• José Relaño-Gil, M. Carmen Rodriguez-Gancedo, Luis A. Hernández Gómez:
  AGORA: Multilingual Multiplatform Architecture for the development of Natural Language Voice Services. 227-230
  
• Bogdan Sacaleanu, Paul Buitelaar, Martin Volk:
  A Cross Language Document Retrieval System Based on Semantic Annotation. 231-234
  
• Horacio Saggion, Kalina Bontcheva, Hamish Cunningham:
  Robust Generic and Query-based Summarization. 235-238
  
• Horacio Saggion, Hamish Cunningham, Jan Kuper, Thierry Declerck, Peter Wittenburg:
  Event-Coreference across Multiple, Multi-lingual Sources in the Mumis Project. 239-242
  
• Kiril Ivanov Simov, Alexander Simov, Milen Kouylekov, Krasimira Ivanova, Ilko Grigorov, Hristo Ganev:
  Development of Corpora within the CLaRK System: The BulTreeBank Project Experience. 243-246
  
• Graham Wilcock:
  Integrating Natural Language Generation with the Apache Cocoon XML Server. 247-250
  
• Zhiping Zheng:
  Question Answering Using Web News as Knowledge Base. 251-254
  

• Piroska Lendvai:
  Learning to Identify Fragmented Words in Spoken Discourse. 25-32
  
• Laura Alonso Alemany, María Fuentes Fort:
  Cohesion and coherence for Automatic Summarization. 1-8
  
• Gemma Boleda, Laura Alonso Alemany:
  Clustering Adjectives for Class Discovery. 9-16
  
• Milena Yankova, Svetla Boytcheva:
  Focusing on Scenario Recognition in Infomation Extraction. 41-48
  
• Raquel Fernández:
  A Dynamic Logic Formalisation of the Dialogue Gameboard. 17-24
  
• Aurélien Max:
  Reversing Controlled Document Authoring to Normalize Documents. 33-40
  

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