GraphLing

Methods of Category Classification Applied to Word-Sense Disambiguation and Discourse Analysis

Summary of Research

• GraphLing -- Probabilistic graphical models for NLP: tools and applications

Proposal

• Methods of Category Classification Applied to Word-Sense Disambiguation and Discourse Analysis: A Proposal

Publications

• List of Related Papers

Data

• Data from "Word-Sense Distinguishability and Inter-Coder Agreement", EMNLP-98:
  Plain text
• Data from "Development and Use of a Gold Standard Data Set for Subjectivity Classifications", ACL-99:
  Gzipped Tar Archive
; UUEncoded version

Principal Investigators

• Janyce Wiebe: wiebe@cs.nmsu.edu
• Rebecca Bruce: bruce@cs.unca.edu
  

Research Assistants

• Matthew Bell: mbell@cs.nmsu.edu
• Su Liu: sliu@cs.nmsu.edu
• Julie Maples: jmaples@crl.nmsu.edu
• Melanie Martin: mmartin@cs.nmsu.edu
• Tom O'Hara: tomohara@cs.nmsu.edu
• Bing Yao: byao@cs.nmsu.edu

Previous Research Assistants

• Lei Duan: lduan@cs.nmsu.edu
• Mehmet Kayaalp: kayaalp@seas.smu.edu
• Ahmed Malki: amalki@cs.nmsu.edu
• Kenneth McKeever: kmckeeve@cs.nmsu.edu
• Ted Pedersen: pedersen@seas.smu.edu
• Arnum Ruelas: aruelas@cs.nmsu.edu

Links to Other Pages

• The Penn treebank Project
• LDC -- Linguistic Data Consortium
• Corpus Linguistics
• TEI Guidelines for Electronic Text Encoding and Interchange
• Text Encoding Initiative
• CoCo Information

Last Modified: 13 May 1998