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ORCID10th NooJ 2016: České Budějovice, Czech Republic
- Linda Barone, Mario Monteleone
, Max Silberztein:
Automatic Processing of Natural-Language Electronic Texts with NooJ, 10th International Conference, NooJ 2016, České Budějovice, Czech Republic, June 9-11, 2016, Revised Selected Papers. Communications in Computer and Information Science 667, Springer 2016, ISBN 978-3-319-55001-5
Vocabulary and Morphology
- Hamid Annouz:
Treatments of the Kabylian Derived Nominal Verbs with NooJ. 3-13 - Stanislau Lysy, Hanna Stanislavenka, Yury Hetsevich:
Addition of IPA Transcription to the Belarusian NooJ Module. 14-22 - Kristina Kocijan, Marijana Janjic, Sara Librenjak:
Recognizing Diminutive and Augmentative Croatian Nouns. 23-36 - Dhekra Najar, Slim Mesfar, Henda Ben Ghézala:
Inflectional and Morphological Variation of Arabic Multi-word Expressions. 37-47 - Maximiliano Duran:
Quechua Module for NooJ Multilingual Linguistic Resources for MT. 48-63 - Francesca Esposito, Annibale Elia:
NooJ Local Grammars for Innovative Startup Language. 64-73 - Hajer Cheikhrouhou:
Arabic Translation of the French Auxiliary: Using the Platform NooJ. 74-86
Corpus Processing and Information Extraction
- Nadia Ghezaiel Hammouda, Kais Haddar:
Integration of a Segmentation Tool for Arabic Corpora in NooJ Platform to Build an Automatic Annotation Tool. 89-100 - Yury Hetsevich, Valery Varanovich, Evgenia Kachan, Ivan Reentovich, Stanislau Lysy:
Semi-automatic Part-of-Speech Annotating for Belarusian Dictionaries Enrichment in NooJ. 101-111 - Francesca Parisi:
Clinical Term Recognition: From Local to LOINC® Terminology. An Application for Italian Language. 112-120 - Walter Koza:
Enumerative Series in Spanish: Formalization and Automatic Detection. 121-131 - Mohamed Aly Fall Seideh, Héla Fehri, Kais Haddar:
Recognition and Extraction of Latin Names of Plants for Matching Common Plant Named Entities. 132-144 - Hiba Chenny, Slim Mesfar:
Generating Alerts from Automatically-Extracted Tweets in Standard Arabic. 145-154
Syntactic Analysis
- Kresimir Sojat, Bozo Bekavac, Kristina Kocijan:
Detection of Verb Frames with NooJ. 157-168 - Peter A. Machonis:
Phrasal Verb Disambiguation Grammars: Cutting Out Noise Automatically. 169-181 - Mario Monteleone:
NooJ Local Grammars for Endophora Resolution. 182-195 - Alberto Maria Langella:
Paraphrases for the Italian Communication Predicates. 196-207 - Cristina Mota, Anabela Barreiro, Francisco Raposo, Ricardo Ribeiro, Sérgio Curto, Luísa Coheur:
eSPERTo's Paraphrastic Knowledge Applied to Question-Answering and Summarization. 208-220
Semantic Analysis and Its Applications
- Maria Pia di Buono:
Endpoint for Semantic Knowledge (ESK). 223-233 - Francesca Esposito, Maddalena della Volpe:
Using Text Mining and Natural Language Processing to Support Business Decision: Towards a NooJ Application. 234-245 - Héla Fehri, Mohamed Aly Fall Seideh, Sondes Dardour:
A Decision-Support Tool of Medicinal Plants Using NooJ Platform. 246-257
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