CICLing 2013
Short Oral Presentations and Poster Sessions

Program of full oral presentations

 

There will be two poster sessions: on Monday and on Thursday, approx. 48 presentations each.

Before each poster sessions, the corresponding posters will be presented (announced) as short oral presentations, see the schedule.
The order of presentations is as indicated below.
All author of poster sessions should have received (or will receive soon) instructions on this presentation.
Contact the organizers if you don't receive the instructions in several hours.

Each poster session will be combined with a snack / welcome party.

Below, the ID is the EasyChair ID. The "where" column indicates where the paper is published:
"LNCS" stands for the Springer LNCS main volumer; see the ToC of the volume;
"post" stands for post-conference publication in a journal issue, according to the schedule and publication process of each journal.
However, pre-print versions of (almost) all papers will be available to the participants on a CD.

 


Monday 25

Presentations: 14:45 to 16:40
Poster session: 16:45 to 18:55
 

     

ID

 

where

13

Zhongyu Wei, Yulan He, Simon Shum, Rebecca Ferguson, Wei Gao and Kam-Fai Wong.
A Self-Training Framework for Automatic Exploratory Dialogue Identification

post

16

Christina Feilmayr.
Optimizing the Selection of Assessment Solutions for Completing Information Extraction Results

post

27

Wiktoria Golik, Robert Bossy, Zorana Ratkovic and Claire Nédellec.
Improving term extraction with linguistic analysis in the biomedical domain

post

29

Hai Zhao.
An Empirical Study on Word Segmentation for Chinese Machine Translation

LNCS

39

Tohru Seraku.
Structural Underspecification and Resolution within a Processing-oriented Grammar Formalism

post

44

Xabier Saralegi, Ińaki San Vicente and Irati Ugarteburu.
Cross-Lingual Projections vs. Corpora Extracted Subjectivity Lexicons for Less-Resourced Languages

LNCS

48

Leonid L. Tsinman, Pavel V. Dyachenko, Vadim V. Petrochenkov and Svetlana P. Timoshenko.
Automatic distinction between natural and automatically generated texts using morphological and syntactic information

post

49

Niraj Kumar, Kannan Srinathan and Vasudeva Varma.
A Knowledge Induced Graph-Theoretical Model for Extract and Abstract Single Document Summarization

LNCS

56

Narendra Gupta.
Extracting phrases describing problems with products and services from Twitter messages

post

60

Shahida Jabeen, Xiaoying Gao and Peter Andreae.
CPRel: Semantic Relatedness Computation Using Wikipedia based Context profiles

post

61

Rachel Cotterill.
Stylistic Features for Social Power Modelling

post

66

Baptiste Chardon, Farah Benamara, Yannick Mathieu, Vladimir Popescu and Nicholas Asher.
Measuring the Effect of Discourse Structure on Sentiment Analysis

LNCS

70

Dan Ştefănescu and Radu Ion.
Parallel-Wiki: A collection of parallel sentences extracted from Wikipedia

post

78

Midori Serizawa and Ichiro Kobayashi.
A Study on Query Expansion based on Topic Distributions of Retrieved Documents

LNCS

79

Nikhil Priyatam, Srinivasan Iyenger, Krish Perumal and Vasudeva Varma.
Don't Use a Lot When Little Will Do - Genre Identication Using URLs

post

80

Lhioui Chahira, Zouaghi Anis and Zrigui Mounir.
A Combined method based on stochastic and linguistic paradigm for the understanding of Arabic spontaneous utterances

LNCS

92

Kavi Narayana Murthy and Srinivasu Badugu.
A New Approach to Tagging in Indian Languages

post

95

Bhasha Agrawal, Rahul Agarwal, Samar Husain and Dipti M. Sharma.
Automatic Approach to Error Detection using Parser

LNCS

96

Fumihiko Yamaguchi.
Comparison between Rongorongo symbols and the syllables of ancient chants from the Easter Island

post

101

Caroline Brun and Caroline Hagege.
Suggestion Mining: Detecting Suggestion of Improvements in Users' Comments

post

110

Gözde Özbal and Carlo Strapparava.
Automation of Linguistic Creativitas for Adslogia

LNCS

112

Lifeng Jia and Clement Yu.
Facet-Driven Blog Feed Retrieval

post

  break  

114

Andon Tchechmedjiev, Didier Schwab and Jérôme Goulian.
Fusion strategies applied to multilingual features for an knowledge-based word sense disambiguation algorithm: evaluation and comparison

post

120

Manel Zarrouk, Mathieu Lafourcade and Alain Joubert.
Inference and reconciliation in a lexical-semantic network

post

122

Henning Wachsmuth, Mirko Rose and Gregor Engels.
Automatic Pipeline Construction for Real-Time Annotation

LNCS

123

Omnia Zayed, Samhaa El-Beltagy and Osama Haggag.
A Novel Approach for Detecting Arabic Persons’ Names using Limited Resources

post

128

Samhaa R. El-Beltagy and Ahmed Rafea.
A Corpus Based Approach for the Automatic Creation of Arabic Broken Plural Dictionaries

LNCS

131

Weimeng Zhu, Ni Sun, Xiaojun Zou and Junfeng Hu.
The Application of Kalman Filter Based Human-Computer Learning Model to Chinese Word Segmentation

LNCS

139

Raheel Nawaz, Paul Thompson and Sophia Ananiadou.
Something old, something new: identifying knowledge source in bio-events

post

140

Khaled Shaalan, Rana Aref Salama and Aly Fahmy.
Morphological Analysis of Ill-formed Arabic words for ICALL systems

post

144

Davy Weissenbacher and Yutaka Sasaki.
Which Factors Contributes to Resolving Coreference Chains with Bayesian Networks?

post

149

Yuya Hayashi, Masaki Murata, Liangliang Fan and Masato Tokuhisa.
Japanese Sentence Order Estimation using Supervised Machine Learning with Rich Linguistic Clues

post

151

Anurag Dwarakanath, Roshni Ramnani and Shubhashis Sengupta.
Automatic Glossary Extraction from Natural Language Requirements

post

154

Jun Xu, Ruifeng Xu, Yanzhen Zheng, Xiaolong Wang and Kai-Fai Wong.
Chinese Emotion Lexicon Developing via Multi-lingual Lexical Resources Integration

LNCS

157

Yunong Wu, Kenji Kita, Kazuyuki Matsumoto and Xin Kang.
A Joint Prediction Model for Multiple Emotions Analysis in Sentences

LNCS

159

Ajay Dubey and Vasudeva Varma.
Generation of Bilingual Dictionaries using Structural Properties

post

168

Thong Tran and Tru H. Cao.
Automatic Detection of Outdated Information in Wikipedia Infoboxes

post

171

Arda Çelebi and Arzucan Özgür.
n-gram Parsing for Jointly Training a Discriminative Constituency Parser

post

172

Yannis Haralambous and Vitaly Klyuev.
Thematically Reinforced Explicit Semantic Analysis

post

253

Sergiu Nisioi and Liviu P. Dinu.
Using Ranks in Stylometric Analysis

post

260

Guillaume Wisniewski and François Yvon.
Fast Large-Margin Learning for Statistical Machine Translation

post

290

Luz Rello, Ricardo Baeza-Yates and Horacio Saggion.
The Impact of Text Simplification by Verbal Paraphrases in People with Dyslexia

LNCS

307

Xingyi Song, Trevor Cohn and Lucia Specia.
BLEU deconstructed: Designing a Better MT Evaluation Metric

post

326

Bao-Khanh Ho Vo and Nigel Collier.
Twitter Emotion Analysis in Earthquake Situations

post

339

Dimitrios Kokkinakis.
Medication Event Extraction using Frame Semantics - Challenges and Opportunities

post

     


Thursday 28

Presentations: 14:50 to 16:45
Poster session: 16:50 to 18:55
 

     

ID

 

where

105

Felice Ferrara and Carlo Tasso.
Evaluating the results of methods for computing semantic relatedness

LNCS

174

Nelleke Oostdijk and Hans Van Halteren.
N-Gram-based Recognition of Threatening Tweets

LNCS

176

Yannis Haralambous.
New Perspectives in Sinographic Language Processing Through the Use of Character Structure

LNCS

188

Felice Dell'Orletta, Giulia Venturi and Simonetta Montemagni.
Linguistically-driven Selection of Correct Arcs for Dependency Parsing

post

189

Yanhui Gu and Zhenglu Yang.
Evaluation on Effectiveness and Efficiency of Similar Sentence Matching

post

190

Zahurul Islam and Alexander Mehler.
Automatic Readability Classification of Crowd-Sourced Data based on Linguistic and Information-Theoretic Features

post

192

Cüneyd Murad Özsert and Arzucan Özgür.
Word Polarity Detection using a Multilingual Approach

LNCS

193

Sanja Stajner, Biljana Drndarevic and Horacio Saggion.
Corpus-based Sentence Deletion and Split Decisions for Spanish Text Simplification

post

199

Iria Da Cunha.
A Symbolic Corpus-based Approach to Detect and Solve Discourse Markers Ambiguity

post

216

Matteo Romanello.
Creating an Annotated Corpus for NER on Classics-related Texts by using Active Annotation

LNCS

220

Oskar Gross, Antoine Doucet and Hannu Toivonen.
Named Entity Filtering Based on Concept Association Graphs

post

222

Junfei Guo.
Class-based Language Models for Chinese-English Parallel Corpus

LNCS

226

Jiro Umezawa, Junta Mizuno, Naoaki Okazaki and Kentaro Inui.
Evidence in Automatic Error Correction Improves Learners’ English Skill

LNCS

230

Tamara Bobic and Roman Klinger.
Committee-based Selection of Weakly Labeled Instances for Learning Relation Extraction

post

232

Tugba Yildiz, Savas Yildirim and Banu Diri.
Extraction of Part-Whole Relations from Turkish Corpora

LNCS

236

Amitava Kundu, Dipankar Das and Sivaji Bandyopadhyay.
Scene Boundary Detection from Movie Script Dialogue: A Genetic Algorithm Approach

post

239

Aurélien Lauf, Mathieu Valette and Leila Khouas.
Analyzing variation patterns in quotes over time

post

243

Riza Theresa Batista-Navarro, Georgios Kontonatsios, Claudiu Mihăilă, Paul Thompson, Rafal Rak, Raheel Nawaz, Ioannis Korkontzelos and Sophia Ananiadou.
Facilitating the analysis of discourse phenomena in an interoperable NLP platform

LNCS

248

Raquel Amaro, Sara Mendes and Palmira Marrafa.
Increasing Density through New Relations and PoS Encoding in a Wordnet for Portuguese

post

257

Delphine Battistelli, Thierry Charnois, Jean-Luc Minel and Charles Teissedre.
Detecting salient events in large corpora by a combination of NLP and data mining techniques

post

258

Solen Quiniou, Peggy Cellier, Thierry Charnois and Dominique Legallois.
Graph Mining under Linguistic Constraints to Explore Large Texts

post

262

Jonathan Dunn.
Evaluating the premises and results of four metaphor identification systems

LNCS

  break  

266

Aleš Tamchyna and Ondřej Bojar.
No Free Lunch in Factored Phrase-Based Machine Translation

LNCS

272

Prashant Mathur and Nick Ruiz.
Recommending Machine Translation Output to Translators by Estimating Translation Effort: A case study

post

274

Niels Beuck and Wolfgang Menzel.
Structural Prediction in Incremental Dependency Parsing

LNCS

277

Noémi Vadász, Judit Kleiber and Gábor Alberti.
The matrix of beliefs, desires and intentions – sentence by sentence

post

279

Renu Balyan, Sudip Kumar Naskar, Antonio Toral and Niladri Chatterjee.
A Diagnostic Evaluation Approach for English to Hindi MT using Linguistic Checkpoints

LNCS

292

Gábor Berend and Richárd Farkas.
Single-Document Keyphrase Extraction in Multiple-Document Topical Keyphrase Extraction

post

300

Murhaf Fares, Stephan Oepen and Yi Zhang.
Machine Learning for High-Quality Tokenization - Replicating Variable Tokenization Schemes

LNCS

301

László János Laki, Borbála Siklósi, Attila Novák and György Orosz.
Syntax Based Reordering in Phrase Based English-Hungarian Statistical Machine Translation

post

303

Béatrice Daille and Helena Blancafort.
Monolingual terminology extraction in all its states

post

318

Kazeto Yamamoto, Naoya Inoue, Yotaro Watanabe, Naoaki Okazaki and Kentaro Inui.
Discriminative Learning of First-order Weighted Abduction from Partial Discource Explanations

LNCS

328

Ludovic Jean-Louis, Michel Gagnon and Eric Charton.
A knowledge-base oriented approach for automatic keyword extraction from single documents

post

329

José M. Perea-Ortega, Eugenio Martínez-Cámara, María-Teresa Martín-Valdivia and L. Alfonso Ureńa-López.
Combining Supervised and Unsupervised Polarity Classification for non-English reviews

post

330

Juan Manuel Cabrera, Hugo Jair Escalante and Manuel Montes-Y-Gómez.
Distributional Term Representations for Short-Text Categorization

LNCS

331

Raheel Nawaz, Paul Thompson and Sophia Ananiadou.
Towards event-based discourse analysis of biomedical text

post

333

Samuel Chan.
Predicting Part-of-Speech Tags and Morpho-Syntactic Relations using Similarity-based Technique

post

342

Basant Agarwal and Namita Mittal.
Optimal Feature Selection for Sentiment Analysis

LNCS

346

Elena Mitocariu, Daniel Anechitei and Dan Cristea.
Hierarchical model of comparing tree structures

LNCS

355

Milos Jakubicek and Vojtech Kovar.
Enhancing Czech Parsing with Verb Valency Frames

LNCS

357

Jianqiang Ma and Dale Gerdemann.
Distributional Evidence and Beyond: the Success and Limitations of Machine Learning in Chinese Word Segmentation

post

360

Namrata Patel, Pierre Accorsi, Diana Inkpen, Cédric Lopez and Mathieu Roche.
Approaches of anonymisation of an SMS corpus

LNCS

369

Vasile Rus, Nobal Niraula and Rajendra Banjade.
Similarity Measures based on Latent Dirichlet Allocation

LNCS

374

Fatima Zahra Nejme, Siham Boulaknadel and Driss Aboutajdine.
Finite state morphology for Amazigh language

LNCS

94

Elisabetta Fersini and Enza Messina.
Named Entities in Judicial Transcriptions: Extended Conditional Random Fields

LNCS