BART goes multilingual: The UniTN / Essex submission to the CoNLL-2012 Shared Task Olga Uryupina‡ Alessandro Moschitti‡ Massimo Poesio‡† ‡

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• Computational linguistics
• Named-entity recognition
• Coreference
• Natural language processing
• SemEval
• Semantic role labeling
• General Architecture for Text Engineering
• Syntax
• Anaphora
• Language
• Linguistics
• Classifier

ACQUIRING LEXICAL KNOWLEDGE FOR ANAPHORA RESOLUTION
 Massimo Poesio, Tomonori Ishikawa, Sabine Schulte im Walde,  and Renata Vieira  University of Essex, Department of Computer Science

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• Linguistics
• Computational linguistics
• Semantics
• Lexical semantics
• Open data
• Knowledge representation
• WordNet
• Hyponymy and hypernymy
• Lexical database
• Anaphora
• Cyc
• Word sense

Accessibility is no Alternative to AlternativesI Michael Wagner & Jeffrey Klassen McGill University Abstract Linguistic constituents that encode salient information are often prosodically reduced. Recent studies

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• Linguistics
• Semantics
• Syntax
• Grammar
• Focus
• Presupposition
• Anaphora
• Prosody
• Antecedent
• Dependency grammar
• Singular they
• English relative clauses

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• Linguistics
• Grammar
• Syntax
• Pragmatics
• Modern English personal pronouns
• Semantics
• Grammatical number
• Disputes in English grammar
• Gender-specific and gender-neutral third-person pronouns
• Anaphora
• Singular they
• Pronoun

Condition R Jeffrey Lidz IRCS, University of Pennsylvania 1. Introduction* It is by now standard to define anaphors as NPs that cannot refer independently. Reinhart and Reulandfurther divide anaphoric NPs into

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• Syntax
• Linguistics
• Grammar
• Semantics
• Personal pronouns
• Parts of speech
• Predicate logic
• Anaphora
• Binding
• Reflexivity
• Reflexive pronoun
• R-expression

Accented Pronouns and Contrast∗ Elise McClay & Michael Wagner McGill University ABSTRACT Both the lack of accentuation on a referring expression and the choice of a pronoun over a full noun phrase have been tied to a h

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• Modern English personal pronouns
• Pronouns
• Grammar
• Semantics
• Disputes in English grammar
• Subject pronoun
• Gender-specific and gender-neutral pronouns
• English relative clauses
• Singular they
• One
• Anaphora
• Grammatical gender

About the effects of using Anaphora Resolution in assessing free-text student answers Diana P´ erez1 , Oana Postolache3 , Enrique Alfonseca1 , Dan Cristea2 and Pilar Rodriguez1∗ 1

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Anaphora and Argument Structure: Topics in the Syntax and Semantics of Reflexives and Reciprocals Ash Asudeh MPhil

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Lubukusu Anaphora Sketch* Version 3.1 ++ Ken Safir and Justine Sikuku 1.0 Introduction 2.0 Affixal markers – RFM and RCM 2.1 Coargument and clausal locality

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Afranaph Technical Report #1 Syntax, Binding and Patterns of Anaphora Ken Safir, Rutgers University - version 1.0 Preface Since the inception of the Afranaph Project, the theoretical motivations for our interest in

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