Poster sessions and short oral presentation sessions

ID

Authors and title

published

Monday Short Presentations Session 1

3

Dat Huynh, Dat Tran and Wanli Ma. Semantic Similarity Measure Using Relational and Latent Topic Features

Journal

7

Su Fei, Gang Chen and Xinyan Xiao. Beam-Width Adaptation for Hierarchical Phrase-Based Translation

LNCS

9

Sebastian Schmidt, Steffen Schnitzer and Christoph Rensing. Effective Classification of Ambiguous Web Documents Incorporating Human Feedback Efficiently

Journal

18

Prasad Perera and Leila Kosseim. Evaluation of Sentence Compression Techniques Against Human Performance

LNCS

19

Eric Kergosien, Cédric Lopez, Mathieu Roche and Maguelonne Teisseire. Looking for Opinion in Land-use Planning Corpora

LNCS

22

Marie Duzi. Isomorphism of structured meanings and synonymy

Journal

53

Lionel Ramadier, Manel Zarrouk, Mathieu Lafourcade and Antoine Micheau. Spreading Relation Annotations in a Lexical Semantic Network Applied to Radiology

LNCS

55

Sandra Bringay, Eric Kergosien, Pierre Pompidor and Pascal Poncelet. Emotions target in health forums

LNCS

57

Elizaveta Clouet and Beatrice Daille. Compound Terms and their Multi-Word Variants: Case of German and Russian Languages

LNCS

61

Meishan Zhang, Yue Zhang, Wanxiang Che and Ting Liu. A Semantic-Oriented Grammar for Chinese Treebanking

LNCS

64

Santanu Pal, Pintu Lohar and Sudip Kumar Naskar. Role of Paraphrases in PB-SMT

LNCS

74

Aibek Makazhanov, Olzhas Makhambetov, Islam Sabyrgaliyev and Zhandos Yessenbayev. Spelling Correction for Kazakh

LNCS

79

Abeba Ibrahim and Yaregal Assabie. Amharic Sentence Parsing Using Base Phrase Chunking

LNCS

84

György Orosz, Attila Novák and Gábor Prószéky. Lessons learned from tagging clinical Hungarian

Journal

86

Kanako Komiya, Shohei Shibata and Yoshiyuki Kotani. Cross-lingual Product Recommendation Using Collaborative Filtering With Translation Pairs

LNCS

89

Apurbalal Senapati and Utpal Garain. A Maximum Entropy based Honorificity Identification for Bengali Pronominal Anaphora Resolution

LNCS

91

Vivek Datla, King-Ip Lin and Max Louwerse. Linguistic features predict the truthfulness of short political statements

Journal

Monday Short Presentations Session 2

93

Ophélie Lacroix, Denis Bechet and Florian Boudin. Label Pre-annotation for Building Non-projective Dependency Treebanks for French

Journal

94

Diana Inkpen and Amir Hossein Razavi. Topic Classification using Latent Dirichlet Allocation at Multiple Levels

Journal

102

Nir Ofek, Lior Rokach and Prasenjit Mitra. Methodology for Connecting Nouns to their Modifying Adjectives

LNCS

106

Cyrine Nasri, Kamel Smaili and Chiraz Latiri. Statistical Machine Translation Without Alignments

LNCS

112

Zuzana Neverilova. Acquiring annotated data for recognizing textual entailment by means of a game

LNCS

114

Bassam Hammo, Asma Moubaiddin, Nadim Obeid and Abeer Tuffaha. Understanding Arabic Syntactic Structure in Light of the Government and Binding Theory

Journal

115

Miguel Rios, Lucia Specia, Alexander Gelbukh and Ruslan Mitkov. Statistical Relational Learning to Recognise Textual Entailment

LNCS

123

Amit Mishra and Sanjay Kumar Jain. An Approach for Computing Sentiment Polarity of Complex Why Type Opinion Questions Asked on Product Review Sites

Journal

129

Ruifeng Xu, Jun Xu, Bin Liu and Lin Yao. News Reader’s Emotion Prediction Using Concept and Concept Sequence Features in Headline

LNCS

135

Bayar Tsolmon and Kyung-Soon Lee. Extracting Social Events based on Timeline and User Reliability Analysis on Twitter

LNCS

177

Tao Chen, Ruifeng Xu, Jun Xu, Bin Liu and Lin Yao. A Sentence Vector based Over-sampling Method for Imbalanced Emotion Classification

LNCS

187

Anjan Nepal and Alexander Yates. Exploring Applications of Representation Learning in Nepali

LNCS

228

Calkin Suero Montero, Tuomo Kakkonen and Myriam Munezero. Investigating the Role of Emotion-based Features in Author Gender Classification of Text

LNCS

229

Miao Fan, Qiang Zhou and Thomas Fang Zheng. Mining the Personal Interests of Microbloggers via Exploiting Wikipedia Knowledge

LNCS

240

Utpal Sikdar, Asif Ekbal and Sriparna Saha. Modified Differential Evolution for Biochemical Name Recognizer

LNCS

291

Yulia Ledeneva, René Arnulfo García-Hernández and Alexander Gelbukh. Graph Ranking on Maximal Frequent Sequences for Single Extractive Text Summarization

LNCS

294

Pavel Kral. Named Entities as new Features for Czech Document Classification

LNCS

ID

Authors and title

published

Thursday Short Presentations Session 1

14

Caio Teixeira, Ivandré Paraboni, Adriano Silva and Alan Yamasaki. Generating Relational Descriptions involving Mutual Disambiguation

LNCS

15

Thiago Ferreira and Ivandre Paraboni. Classification-based Referring Expression Generation

LNCS

56

Roris Victor, Juan M. Santos, Roberto Perez-Rodriguez, Carlos Rivas, Miguel Gomez and Luis Anido Rifon. Information Extraction in Semantic and Semi-Structured Web Sources

Journal

70

Lior Wolf, Yair Hanani, Kfir Bar and Nachum Dershowitz. Joint word2vec Networks for Bilingual Semantic Representations

Journal

119

Kokil Jaidka, Christopher Khoo and Jin-Cheon Na. Sentence templates for summarization of research articles

Journal

134

Yuta Kikuchi, Hiroya Takamura, Manabu Okumura and Satoshi Nakazawa. Identifying a Demand towards a Company in CGM

LNCS

157

Lakshmi S and Sobha Lalitha Devi. Rule Based Case Transfer in Tamil-Malayalam MT

Journal

158

Rabeb Mbarek, Mohamed Tmar and Hawete Hattab. A New Relevance Feedback Algorithm Based on Vector Space Basis Change

LNCS

159

Sobha Lalitha Devi, Lakshmi S and Sindhuja Gopalan. Discourse Tagging for Indian Languages

LNCS

166

Vijay Sundar Ram, Efstathios Stamatatos and Sobha Lalitha Devi. Identification of Plagiarism using Syntactic and Semantic Filters

LNCS

170

Hatem Haddad and Bechikh Ali Chedi. Turkish Information Retrieval Performances: Evaluating the Impact of Linguistic Parameters and Compound Nouns

LNCS

175

Changliang Li, Bo Xu, Gaowei Wu, Xiuying Wang, Wendong Ge and Yan Li. Obtaining Better Word Representations via Language Transfer

LNCS

188

Iria Da Cunha, Jorge Vivaldi, Juan-Manuel Torres-Moreno and Gerardo Sierra. SIMTEX: An Approach for Detecting and Measuring Textual Similarity based on Discourse and Semantics

Journal

194

Boris Galitsky, Dmitry Ilvovsky and Sergei O. Kuznetsov. Extending tree kernels towards paragraphs

Journal

196

Oldrich Kruza and Vladislav Kubon. Automatic Recognition of Clauses

Journal

Thursday Short Presentations Session 2

214

Clara Vania, Mochamad Ibrahim and Mirna Adriani. Sentiment Lexicon Generation for Under-Resourced Language

Journal

234

Felix-Herve Bachand, Elnaz Davoodi and Leila Kosseim. An Investigation on the Influence of Genres and Textual Organizations on the Use of Discourse Relations

LNCS

237

Guoyu Tang, Yunqing Xia, Jun Sun, Min Zhang and Thomas Fang Zheng. Topic Models Incorporating Statistical Word Senses

LNCS

243

Sanghamitra Nath, Himangshu Sarma and Utpal Sharma. A preliminary study on the VOT patterns of the Assamese language and its Nalbaria variety

LNCS

245

Pintu Lohar, Pinaki Bhaskar, Santanu Pal and Sivaji Bandyopadhyay. Cross Lingual Snippet Generation Using Snippet Translation System

LNCS

266

Xiangdong An. How Complementary Are Different Information Retrieval Techniques? - A Study in Biomedicine Domain

LNCS

268

Gerard de Melo and Valeria de Paiva. Sense-Specific Implicative Commitments

LNCS

274

Basanta Joshi, Manoj Ghimire and Umanga Bista. Intelligent clustering scheme for log data streams

LNCS

276

Nayan Jyoti Kalita, Navanath Saharia and Smriti Kumar Sinha. Morphological Analysis of the Bishnupriya Manipuri Language using Finite State Transducers

LNCS

286

Sirine Boukedi and Kais Haddar. HPSG grammar treating different forms of Arabic coordination

Journal

292

Joao Casteleiro, Joaquim Silva and Gabriel Pereira Lopes. Bilingually Learning Word Senses for Translation

LNCS

293

Andrea Segura-Olivares, Alejandro García and Hiram Calvo. Feature Analysis for Paraphrase Recognition and Textual Entailment

Journal

296

Hiram Calvo. Simple TF·IDF is not the Best you can get for Regionalism Classification

LNCS