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Learning to Detect Conversation Focus of Threaded Discussions

Donghui Feng | Erin Shaw | Jihie Kim | Eduard Hovy |

Month: June
Year: 2006
Location: New York City, USA
Venue: HLT | NAACL |

Semi-supervised Speech Act Recognition in Emails and Forums
Minwoo Jeong | Chin-Yew Lin | Gary Geunbae Lee |

Modeling Speech Acts in Asynchronous Conversations: A Neural-CRF Approach
Shafiq Joty | Tasnim Mohiuddin |

Identifying Content Types of Messages Related to Open Source Software Projects
Yannis Korkontzelos | Paul Thompson | Sophia Ananiadou |

Automatically Assessing the Post Quality in Online Discussions on Software
Markus Weimer | Iryna Gurevych | Max Mühlhäuser |

Using Conditional Random Fields to Extract Contexts and Answers of Questions from Online Forums
Shilin Ding | Gao Cong | Chin-Yew Lin | Xiaoyan Zhu |

Speech Act Modeling of Written Asynchronous Conversations with Task-Specific Embeddings and Conditional Structured Models
Shafiq Joty | Enamul Hoque |

Finding expertise using online community dialogue and the Duality of Expertise
Michael Niemann |

Towards Scalable Speech Act Recognition in Twitter: Tackling Insufficient Training Data
Renxian Zhang | Dehong Gao | Wenjie Li |

Extractive email thread summarization: Can we do better than He Said She Said?
Pablo Duboue |

Discourse Pragmatics

Word Sense Disambiguation Sentiment Analysis Question Answering Summarization Text Organization

English

Indicative Tweet Generation: An Extractive Summarization Problem?

Priya Sidhaye | Jackie Chi Kit Cheung |

Argumentation Mining in User-Generated Web Discourse

Ivan Habernal | Iryna Gurevych |

TwitIE: An Open-Source Information Extraction Pipeline for Microblog Text

Diana Maynard | Mark Greenwood |