Coreference resolution, determining the appropriate discourse referent for an anaphoric expression, is an essential but difficult task in natural language processing. It has been observed that an important source of errors in machine-learning based approaches to this task, is the wrong disambiguation of the third person singular neuter pronoun as either referential or non-referential. In this paper, we investigate whether a machine learning based approach can be successfully applied to the disambiguation of the neuter pronoun in Dutch and show a modest potential effect of this disambiguation on the results of a machine learning based coreference resolution system for Dutch
It has been argued that animate entities are referred to with more attenuated expressions than inani...
Coreference resolution is the task of finding all expressions that refer to the same entity in a tex...
This paper compares pronominal gender agreement in Dutch and German. Pronouns do not always agree wi...
Coreference resolution, determining the appropriate discourse referent for an anaphoric expression, ...
This paper discusses a corpus-based investigation of the distribution of the third-person neuter sin...
This paper presents a machine learning approach to the resolution of coreferential relations between...
This paper presents a machine learning approach to the resolution of coreferential relations betwee...
Abstract Background The present study examines the involvement of syntactic and semantic/conceptual ...
We introduce a modular, hybrid coreference resolution system that extends a rule-based baseline with...
The task of coreference resolution concerns the clustering of words and phrases referring to the sam...
This paper presents the first machine learning approach to the resolution of co-referential relation...
Abstract. We investigate the effect of encoding additional semantic and syntactic information source...
Coreference resolution is the task of identifying spans in text (mentions) that refer to the same en...
We investigate the effect of encoding additional semantic and syntactic information sources in a cla...
The correct use of Dutch pronouns 'die' and 'dat' is a stumbling block for both native and non-nativ...
It has been argued that animate entities are referred to with more attenuated expressions than inani...
Coreference resolution is the task of finding all expressions that refer to the same entity in a tex...
This paper compares pronominal gender agreement in Dutch and German. Pronouns do not always agree wi...
Coreference resolution, determining the appropriate discourse referent for an anaphoric expression, ...
This paper discusses a corpus-based investigation of the distribution of the third-person neuter sin...
This paper presents a machine learning approach to the resolution of coreferential relations between...
This paper presents a machine learning approach to the resolution of coreferential relations betwee...
Abstract Background The present study examines the involvement of syntactic and semantic/conceptual ...
We introduce a modular, hybrid coreference resolution system that extends a rule-based baseline with...
The task of coreference resolution concerns the clustering of words and phrases referring to the sam...
This paper presents the first machine learning approach to the resolution of co-referential relation...
Abstract. We investigate the effect of encoding additional semantic and syntactic information source...
Coreference resolution is the task of identifying spans in text (mentions) that refer to the same en...
We investigate the effect of encoding additional semantic and syntactic information sources in a cla...
The correct use of Dutch pronouns 'die' and 'dat' is a stumbling block for both native and non-nativ...
It has been argued that animate entities are referred to with more attenuated expressions than inani...
Coreference resolution is the task of finding all expressions that refer to the same entity in a tex...
This paper compares pronominal gender agreement in Dutch and German. Pronouns do not always agree wi...