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Black W, Conroy A, Funk A, Ramsay A, Stairmand M, Thompson P. 2004. Multilingual Discourse Processing. COLING 2004.

Coheur L, Mamede N, Bès GG. 2004. A Multi-use Incremental Syntax-Semantic Interface. Advances in Natural Language Processing. 3230:231-242.

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Bański P, Fischer PM, Frick E, Ketzan E, Kupietz M, Schnober C, Schonefeld O, Witt A. 2012. The New IDS Corpus Analysis Platform: Challenges and Prospects. The eighth international conference on Language Resources and Evaluation (LREC).

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Sanfilippo A, Tratz S, Gregory M, Chappell AR, Whitney PD, Posse C, Paulson PR, Baddeley B, Hohimer RE, White AM. 2006. Ontological Annotation with WordNet. SemAnnot 2005, 5th International Workshop on Knowledge Markup and Semantic Annotation.

Buyko E, Chiarcos C, Pareja-Lora A. 2008. Ontology-Based Interface Specifications for an NLP Pipeline Architecture. 6th International Conference on Language Resources and Evaluation (LREC 2008).

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Boonthum C, Toida S, Levinstein IB. 2003. Paraphrasing Recognition through Conceptual Graphs.

Lobin H, Lüngen H, Hilbert M, Bärenfänger M. 2012. Processing Text-Technological Resources in Discourse Parsing. Modeling, Learning, and Processing of Text Technological Data Structures. 370:35-58.

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Buntine W, Löfström J, Perkiö J, Perttu S, Poroshin V, Sil T, Tirri H, Tuominen A, Tuulos V. 2004. A Scalable Topic-Based Open Source Search Engine. International conference on web intelligence, WI2004. :228–234.

Bouayad-Agha N, Gil A, Valentin O, Pascual V. 2006. A Sentence Compression Module for Machine-Assisted Subtitling. Computational Linguistics and Intelligent Text Processing. 3878:490-501.

Štajner S, Mitkov R, Corpas Pastor G. 2015. Simple or Not Simple? A Readability Question Language Production, Cognition, and the Lexicon. 48:379-398.

Coheur L, Mamede N, Bès GG. 2004. A step towards incremental generation of logical forms. 3rd Workshop on RObust Methods in Analysis of Natural Language Data (ROMAND '04). :42–50.

Temnikova IP, Baumgart, Jr WA, Hailu ND, Nikolova I, McEnery T, Kilgarriff A, Angelova G, K Cohen B. 2014. Sublanguage Corpus Analysis Toolkit: A tool for assessing the representativeness and sublanguage characteristics of corpora. LREC.

Stührenberg M, Beißwenger M, Kühnberger K-U, Lüngen H, Mehler A, Metzing D, Mönnich U. 2008. Sustainability of Text-Technological Resources. 6th International Conference on Language Resources and Evaluation (LREC 2008).

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Theijssen D, Oostdijk N, van Halteren H, Boves L. 2009. Tackling data insufficiency: Automatically extending a (richly annotated) data set. Corpus Linguistics 2009: Abstracts. :228-229.

Lüngen H, Bärenfänger M, Hilbert M, Lobin H, Puskás C. 2006. Text Parsing of a Complex Genre.

Blooma M J, Chua A Y K, Goh D H-L, Keong L C. 2009. A Trend Analysis of the Question Answering Domain. Sixth International Conference on Information Technology: New Generations. :1522–1527.

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Bigert J, Sjöbergh J, Knutsson O, Sahlgren M. 2005. Unsupervised Evaluation of Parser Robustness. Computational Linguistics and Intelligent Text Processing. 3406:142-154.

Biemann C. 2012. Unsupervised Part-of-Speech Tagging. Structure Discovery in Natural Language. :113-144.

Afzal N, Mitkov R, Farzindar A. 2011. Unsupervised Relation Extraction Using Dependency Trees for Automatic Generation of Multiple-Choice Questions. Advances in Artificial Intelligence. 6657:32-43.

Bick E. 2009. The use of semantic prototypes in semantic role annotation.

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Lindén K, Pirinen T. 2009. Weighted Finite-State Morphological Analysis of Finnish Compounding with HFST-LEXC. Nordic Conference of Computational Linguistics NODALIDA 2009.

Brunet MK. 2009. Why Bullying Victims are Not Believed: Differentiating Between Children’s True and Fabricated Reports of Stressful and Non-stressful Events. Human Development and Applied Psychology. Master of Arts

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Corral A, Boleda G, Ferrer-i-Cancho R. 2015. Zipf’s Law for Word Frequencies: Word Forms versus Lemmas in Long Texts. PLoS ONE. 10(7):e0129031.

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