Natural Language Processing – IJCNLP 2005
Second International Joint Conference, Jeju Island, Korea, October 11-13, 2005. Proceedings
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The processing and improvement of multi-statement queries in Chiql
Chiql is a novel Chinese relational database query language for Chinese users. It supports procedural query style in which users can specify a complex database request in multiple simple statements. This facil...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
A New Conceptual Graph Generated Algorithm for Semi-structured Databases
As the World Wide Web grows dramatically in recent years, there is increasing interest in semi-structured data on the web. Semi-structured data are usually represented in graph format, many graph schemas have ...
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Book and Conference Proceedings
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Phoneme-Based Transliteration of Foreign Names for OOV Problem
A proper noun dictionary is never complete rendering name translation from English to Chinese ineffective. One way to solve this problem is not to rely on a dictionary alone but to adopt automatic translation ...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Accelerating XML Structural Join by Partitioning
Structural join is the core part of XML queries and has a significant impact on the performance of XML queries, several classical structural join algorithms have been proposed such as Stack-tree join and XR-Tree ...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Information Flow Analysis with Chinese Text
This article investigates the effectiveness of an information inference mechanism on Chinese text. The information inference derives implicit associations via computation of information flow on a high dimensio...
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A Preliminary Work on Classifying Time Granularities of Temporal Questions
Temporal question classification assigns time granularities to temporal questions ac-cording to their anticipated answers. It is very important for answer extraction and verification in the literature of tempo...
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Book and Conference Proceedings
Computer Processing of Oriental Languages. Beyond the Orient: The Research Challenges Ahead
21st International Conference, ICCPOL 2006, Singapore, December 17-19, 2006. Proceedings
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Binarization Approaches to Email Categorization
Email categorization becomes very popular today in personal information management. However, most n-way classification methods suffer from feature unevenness problem, namely, features learned from training sam...
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Building Document Graphs for Multiple News Articles Summarization: An Event-Based Approach
Since most of news articles report several events and these events are referred in many related documents, we propose an event-based approach to visualize documents as graph on different conceptual granulariti...
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Clique Percolation Method for Finding Naturally Cohesive and Overlap** Document Clusters
Techniques for find document clusters mostly depend on models that impose strong explicit and/or implicit priori assumptions. As a consequence, the clustering effects tend to be unnatural and stray away from t...
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An Improved Method for Finding Bilingual Collocation Correspondences from Monolingual Corpora
Bilingual collocation correspondence is helpful to machine translation and second language learning. Existing techniques for identifying Chinese-English collocation correspondence suffer from two major problem...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Event-Based Summarization Using Time Features
We investigate whether time features help to improve event-based summarization. In this paper, events are defined as event terms and the associated event elements. While event terms represent the actions thems...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Learning MultiLinguistic Knowledge for Opinion Analysis
Most existing opinion analysis techniques used word-level sentiment knowledge but lack the learning capacity on the behaviors of context-dependent opinion words. Meanwhile, the use of collocation-level sentime...
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Unknown Word Identification
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Chinese Collocations
Collocation is a lexical phenomenon where two or more words are habitually combined together as some conventional way of saying things. For example, in Chinese, 历史/n 包袱/n (historical burden) rather than 历史/n 行...
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Words in Chinese
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Introduction
The world is flat [Friedman 2005]. Globalization has virtually lifted the boundaries between countries. Apparently, the advancement of the Internet is an active catalyst of the globalization process. Today, th...
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Challenges in Chinese Morphological Processing
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Chinese Word Segmentation
