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This special number of the BULAG contains 14 research papers of special merit written by students of the 2nd intake (2009) of the European Erasmus Mundus Masters Course International Masters in Natural Language Processing and Human Language Technology. The papers have been written as a requirement of the students' research projects which they presented at the 2nd International Workshop on Natural Language Processing and Human Language Technology, Universidade do Algarve, 8-9 June, 2011. Research themes: language change (1 paper), linguistic adequacy evaluation (1), multilinguism, translation and machine translation (7), disambiguation (3), normalisation (2); these with associated linguistic analyses, including comparative, of several languages: English, Finnish, French, Persian, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish.
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Sylviane Cardey
Coreference Resolution for Portuguese using Parallel Corpora Word Alignment
José Guilherme Camargo De Souza
Automatic and Semi-automatic Translation of DVD Subtitles: Measuring Post-editing Effort
Sheila Castilho Monteiro De Sousa
Basic Literary English: A Study Towards Software for Evaluating the Linguistic Adequacy of a Particular Piece of Writing with Reference to Readers’ Age or Level of Competence
Biljana Drndarević
Automatic Disambiguation of –mente ending Adverbs in Brazilian Portuguese
Gaia Olivia Fernandes
Rule Based Approach for Normalizing Messages in the Security Domain
Paul Brillant Feuto Njonko
A Design Proposal for a French-Finnish Translation System
Sean Healy
N-grams and Confusion Sets for Addressing Context-Sensitive Word Errors in Speech Recognition Transcripts
Alice Kaiser-Schatzlein
Homonymous City Names Classification Using Supervised Machine Learning
Tatiana Lesnikova
Towards a New Generation Translation Memory: A Paraphrase Recognition Study for Translation Memory System Development
Aurora Marsye
Treatment of Verbal Collocations in a Q/A System: Light Verbs and Phrasal Verbs
Yoon Mi Oh
A Corpus-Based Translation Study on English-Persian Verb Phrase Ellipsis
Mitra Shahabi
NLP Methodology for Investigating Language Change
Sanja Štajner
Building an English-Persian Parallel Corpus
Gilda Tataei
A Contrastive Study of Pragmatemes in Russian, French and Spanish
Maria Vorobey
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Gabriel SECONDAT (edit. coord.)Peter GREENFIELD (edit. coord.)Sylviane CARDEY (edit. director)The papers have been written as a requirement of the International Masters students' research projects which they presented at the 2nd International Workshop on Natural Language Processing and Human Language Technology, Universidade do Algarve, Faro, 8-9 June, 2011
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European Commission, Education and Training
