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Multilingual coreference resolution
Language and Linguistics Compass, 2016Abstract This paper presents an overview of challenges and approaches in multilingual coreference resolution. We give an introduction to the terminology used in the field as well as to the basic approaches to resolving coreference relations and discuss the challenges that a system faces when new languages are added.
Sandra Kübler, Desislava Zhekova
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2021
Abstract This chapter deals with coreference puzzles, long regarded as bedrock data against which the adequacy of any theory of singular reference must ultimately be tested. The chapter argues that two-factor referentialism, introduced in Chapter 2, does the best job of solving them.
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Abstract This chapter deals with coreference puzzles, long regarded as bedrock data against which the adequacy of any theory of singular reference must ultimately be tested. The chapter argues that two-factor referentialism, introduced in Chapter 2, does the best job of solving them.
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Coreference and Language Acquisition
1999This contribution tries to account for the following two questions: (i) why does the so-called 'Delay of Principle B Effect' (DPBE) show up in the acquisition of some languages?, and (ii) why do Romance children not show a DPBE (i.e. why do they not allow unadult-like coreference between co-arguments)?
BAAUW S., DELFITTO, Denis
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Philosophical Studies, 2010
Sometimes two expressions in a discourse can be about the same thing in a way that makes that very fact evident to the participants. Consider, for example, ‘he’ and ‘John’ in ‘John went to the store and he bought some milk’. Let us call this ‘de jure’ coreference.
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Sometimes two expressions in a discourse can be about the same thing in a way that makes that very fact evident to the participants. Consider, for example, ‘he’ and ‘John’ in ‘John went to the store and he bought some milk’. Let us call this ‘de jure’ coreference.
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Cognitive Science, 1979
Coherence in conversations and in texts can be partially characterized by a set of coherence relations, motivated ultimately by the speaker's or writer's need to be understood. In this paper, formal definitions are given for several coherence relations, based on the operations of an inference system; that is, the relations between successive portions ...
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Coherence in conversations and in texts can be partially characterized by a set of coherence relations, motivated ultimately by the speaker's or writer's need to be understood. In this paper, formal definitions are given for several coherence relations, based on the operations of an inference system; that is, the relations between successive portions ...
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2009
Abstract The relation in which two NPs refer to the same thing or things is coreference. In this chapter we look at the syntactic factors that determine whether two NPs may, must, or must not be coreferential. Recall that we assign a referential index to every referring expression (see Chapter 5).
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Abstract The relation in which two NPs refer to the same thing or things is coreference. In this chapter we look at the syntactic factors that determine whether two NPs may, must, or must not be coreferential. Recall that we assign a referential index to every referring expression (see Chapter 5).
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