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ORCIDKONVENS 2024: Vienna, Austria
- Pedro Henrique Luz de Araujo, Andreas Baumann, Dagmar Gromann, Brigitte Krenn, Benjamin Roth, Michael Wiegand:
Proceedings of the 20th Conference on Natural Language Processing, KONVENS 2024, Vienna, Austria, September 10-13, 2024. Association for Computational Linguistics 2024 - Julia Evans, Jennifer D'Souza, Sören Auer:
Large Language Models as Evaluators for Scientific Synthesis. 1-22 - Cora Haiber:
A Crosslingual Approach to Dependency Parsing for Middle High German. 23-31 - Jammila Laâguidi, Dana Neumann, Ronja Laarmann-Quante, Stefanie Dipper, Mihail Chifligarov:
Complexity of German Texts Written by Primary School Children. 32-39 - Justina Mandravickaite, Egle Rimkiene, Danguole Kalinauskaite, Danguole Kotryna Kapkan:
Exploring Automatic Text Simplification for Lithuanian. 40-49 - Christian Obereder, Gábor Recski:
Word alignment in Discourse Representation Structure parsing. 50-56 - Vinzent Penzkofer, Timo Baumann:
Evaluating and Fine-Tuning Retrieval-Augmented Language Models to Generate Text with Accurate Citations. 57-64 - Sara Shahmohammadi, Manfred Stede:
Discourse Parsing for German with new RST Corpora. 65-74 - Yu Wang, Hendrik Buschmeier:
Revisiting the Phenomenon of Syntactic Complexity Convergence on German Dialogue Data. 75-80 - Christian Wartena
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Estimating Word Concreteness from Contextualized Embeddings. 81-88 - Claus Zinn, Marie Hinrichs, Erhard W. Hinrichs:
Using GermaNet for the Generation of Crossword Puzzles. 89-97 - Moncef Benaicha, David Thulke, Mehmet Ali Tugtekin Turan:
Leveraging Cross-Lingual Transfer Learning in Spoken Named Entity Recognition Systems. 98-105 - Maurice Falk, Adrian Ulges, Dirk Krechel:
Exploring Data Acquisition Strategies for the Domain Adaptation of QA Models. 106-116 - Neda Foroutan, Markus Schröder, Andreas Dengel:
CO-Fun: A German Dataset on Company Outsourcing in Fund Prospectuses for Named Entity Recognition and Relation Extraction. 117-122 - Nils Constantin Hellwig, Jakob Fehle, Markus Bink, Christian Wolff:
GERestaurant: A German Dataset of Annotated Restaurant Reviews for Aspect-Based Sentiment Analysis. 123-133 - Jens Kaiser, Agnieszka Falenska:
How to Translate SQuAD to German? A Comparative Study of Answer Span Retrieval Methods for Question Answering Dataset Creation. 134-140 - Lisa Kluge, Maximilian Kähler:
Few-Shot Prompting for Subject Indexing of German Medical Book Titles. 141-148 - Peter Ljunglöf, Nicholas Smallbone, Mijo Thoresson, Victor Salomonsson:
Binary indexes for optimising corpus queries. 149-158 - Stephen Meisenbacher, Tim Schopf, Weixin Yan, Patrick Holl, Florian Matthes:
An Improved Method for Class-specific Keyword Extraction: A Case Study in the German Business Registry. 159-165 - Adam Roussel:
Tabular JSON: A Proposal for a Pragmatic Linguistic Data Format. 166-172 - Pia Schwarz:
Semiautomatic Data Generation for Academic Named Entity Recognition in German Text Corpora. 173-181 - Mousumi Akter, Shubhra Kanti Karmaker:
Redundancy Aware Multiple Reference Based Gainwise Evaluation of Extractive Summarization. 182-195 - Fynn Petersen-Frey, Chris Biemann:
Fine-grained quotation detection and attribution in German news articles. 196-208 - Phillip Benjamin Ströbel, Stefan Aderhold, Ramona Roller:
Decoding 16th-Century Letters: From Topic Models to GPT-Based Keyword Mapping. 209-221 - Stephanie Gross, Brigitte Krenn, Craig Lincoln, Lena Holzwarth:
Analysing Effects of Inducing Gender Bias in Language Models. 222-230 - Steffen Kleinle, Jakob Prange, Annemarie Friedrich:
OMoS-QA: A Dataset for Cross-Lingual Extractive Question Answering in a German Migration Context. 231-248 - Don Tuggener, Teresa Schneider, Ariana Huwiler, Tobias Kreienbühl, Simon Hischier, Pius von Däniken, Susanna Niehaus:
Role-Playing LLMs in Professional Communication Training: The Case of Investigative Interviews with Children. 249-263 - Verena Irrgang, Veronika Solopova, Steffen Zeiler, Robert M. Nickel, Dorothea Kolossa:
Features and Detectability of German Texts Generated with Large Language Models. 264-280 - Kai-Robin Lange, Jonas Rieger:
Lex2Sent: A bagging approach to unsupervised sentiment analysis. 281-291 - Hannah Seemann, Sara Shahmohammadi, Manfred Stede, Tatjana Scheffler:
Discourse-Level Features in Spoken and Written Communication. 292-302 - Vlad Dumitru, Matthias Boehm, Martin Hagmüller, Barbara Schuppler:
Version Control for Speech Corpora. 303-308 - Elena Frick, Henrike Helmer, Dolores Lemmenmeier-Batini:
Querying Repetitions in Spoken Language Corpora. 309-316 - Lorenz Gutscher, Michael Pucher:
Exploring Phonetic Features in Language Embeddings for Unseen Language Varieties of Austrian German. 317-325 - Ronja Laarmann-Quante, Christopher Chandler, Noemi Incirkus, Vitaliia Ruban, Alona Solopov, Luca Steen:
A Multilingual Dataset of Adversarial Attacks to Automatic Content Scoring Systems. 326-338 - Karner Manuel, Julian Linke, Mark Kröll, Barbara Schuppler, Bernhard C. Geiger:
Towards Improving ASR Outputs of Spontaneous Speech with LLMs. 339-348 - Christoph Rauchegger, Sonja Mei Wang, Pieter Delobelle:
OneLove beyond the field - A few-shot pipeline for topic and sentiment analysis during the FIFA World Cup in Qatar. 349-357 - Eugenia Rykova, Mathias Walther:
Linguistic and extralinguistic factors in automatic speech recognition of German atypical speech. 358-367 - Martin Volk, Dominic P. Fischer, Patricia Scheurer, Raphael Schwitter, Phillip Benjamin Ströbel:
LLM-based Translation Across 500 Years. The Case for Early New High German. 368-375
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