'Anaphoric' presentation slideshows

Temporal and Event Reasoning

Temporal and Event Reasoning. James Pustejovsky, Brandeis USEM 40a Spring 2006. Motivation: Theoretical Linguistics. Yesterday John saw a girl who was running this morning. see. see. running. running. t c. t c. This morning John saw a girl who was running yesterday. running. running.

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Temporal and Event Reasoning

Temporal and Event Reasoning. James Pustejovsky, Brandeis USEM 40a Spring 2006. Motivation: Theoretical Linguistics. Yesterday John saw a girl who was running this morning. see. see. running. running. t c. t c. This morning John saw a girl who was running yesterday. running. running.

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Ashley David Sara McTaggart Annie Porter Ellen Ramsey

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Chapter 4

Chapter 4. Nouns, pronouns, and the simple noun phrase. Getting an Overview of Chapter 4. Look carefully at page 55. Wow. Now, remember, this is a reference book. You need to have read through to have a general understanding. But You are not trying to memorize the whole book. So, start by

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Scrambled or Sunny Side Up?

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Measuring the Influence of Errors Induced by the Presence of Dialogs in Reference Clustering of Narrative Text

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Improving Machine Learning Approaches to Coreference Resolution Vincent Ng and Claire Cardie Department of Computer Scie

Improving Machine Learning Approaches to Coreference Resolution Vincent Ng and Claire Cardie Department of Computer Science Cornell University. ACL 2002, Univ. of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA (July 2002) Session: Anaphora and Coreference Session Chair: Lillian Lee.

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