Volume: 1
Automation of dictation exercises. A working combination of CALL and NLP.
R. Beaufort; S. Roekhaut; 1:1-20; 2011.
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Language Change and SA-OT. The case of sentential negation
A. Lopopolo; T. Biró; 1:21-40; 2011.
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Using corpora tools to analyze gradable nouns in Dutch
N. Ruiz; E. Weiffenbach; 1:41-59; 2011.
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On the difficulty of making concreteness concrete
D. Theijssen; H. Halteren; L. Boves; N. Oostdijk; 1:61-77; 2011.
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Effects of Context and Recency in Scaled Word Completion
A. van den Bosch; 1:79-94; 2011.
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Im chattin :-) u wanna NLP it: Analyzing Reduction in Chat
H. Halteren; C.H. Martell; D. Caixia; Y. Gu; J. Kobben; L. Panjaitan; L. Schubotz; K. Vasylenko; Y. Vladimirova; 1:95-108; 2011.
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Inducing phonetic distances from dialect variation
M. Wieling; E. Margaretha; J. Nerbonne; 1:109-118; 2011.
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Volume: 2
Preface
M. van de Camp; R. Morante; M. Reynaert; M. van Zaanen; K. Zervanou; 2:1; 2012.
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Towards Identifying Normal Forms for Various Word Form Spellings on Twitter
H. Halteren; N. Oostdijk; 2:2–22; 2012.
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Choosing the best classifier for the job: Mobile Filtering for the South African Context
M. Griesel; W. Fourie; 2:23–33; 2012.
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Developing a part-of-speech tagger for Dutch tweets
T. Avontuur; I. Balemans; L. Elshof; N. van Noord; M. van Zaanen; 2:34–51; 2012.
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Using skipgrams and PoS-based feature selection for patent classification
E. D'hondt; S. Verberne; N. Weber; K. Koster; L. Boves; 2:52–70; 2012.
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Transformation-based tree-to-tree alignment
G. Kotzé; 2:71–96; 2012.
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Joint learning of dependency parsing and semantic role labeling
A. van den Bosch; R. Morante; S. Canisius; 2:97–117; 2012.
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