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ORCID11th NooJ 2017: Kenitra and Rabat, Morocco
- Samir Mbarki, Mohammed Mourchid, Max Silberztein:
Formalizing Natural Languages with NooJ and Its Natural Language Processing Applications - 11th International Conference, NooJ 2017, Kenitra and Rabat, Morocco, May 18-20, 2017, Revised Selected Papers. Communications in Computer and Information Science 811, Springer 2018, ISBN 978-3-319-73419-4
Vocabulary and Morphology
- Masako Watabe:
A NooJ Dictionary for the Rromani Language: Toward a NooJ-Relevant Sorting of Morphosyntactic Tags. 3-15 - Maximiliano Duran:
Morphological Grammars to Generate and Annotate Verb Derivation in Quechua. 16-28 - Cristina Mota, Lucília Chacoto, Anabela Barreiro
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Integrating the Lexicon-Grammar of Predicate Nouns with Support Verb fazer into Port4NooJ. 29-39 - Rafik Kassmi, Mohammed Mourchid, Abdelaziz Mouloudi, Samir Mbarki:
Processing Agglutination with a Morpho-Syntactic Graph in NooJ. 40-51 - Ilham Blanchete, Mohammed Mourchid, Samir Mbarki, Abdelaziz Mouloudi:
Formalizing Arabic Inflectional and Derivational Verbs Based on Root and Pattern Approach Using NooJ Platform. 52-65
Syntactic Analysis
- Nadia Ghezaiel Hammouda, Kais Haddar:
Arabic NooJ Parser: Nominal Sentence Case. 69-80 - Said Bourahma, Mohammed Mourchid, Samir Mbarki, Abdelaziz Mouloudi:
The Parsing of Simple Arabic Verbal Sentences Using NooJ Platform. 81-95 - Kresimir Sojat, Kristina Kocijan, Bozo Bekavac:
Identification of Croatian Light Verb Constructions with NooJ. 96-107 - Maddalena della Volpe, Annibale Elia, Francesca Esposito:
Semantic Predicates in the Business Language. 108-116 - Ignazio Mauro Mirto, Emanuele Cipolla:
Invalid Syntax: NooJ Assisted Automatic Detection of Errors in Auxiliaries and Past Participles in Italian. 117-129 - Andrea Rodrigo, Silvia Reyes, Rodolfo Bonino:
Some Aspects Concerning the Automatic Treatment of Adjectives and Adverbs in Spanish: A Pedagogical Application of the NooJ Platform. 130-140
Natural Language Processing Applications
- Azeddin Rhazi, Ali Boulaalam:
Corpus-Based Extraction and Translation of Arabic Multi-Words Expressions (MWEs). 143-155 - Hajer Cheikhrouhou:
The Automatic Translation of French Verbal Tenses to Arabic Using the Platform NooJ. 156-167 - Tong Yang:
Automatic Extraction of the Phraseology Through NooJ. 168-178 - Yuras Hetsevich, Alena Kryvaltsevich, Nastassia Kazlouskaja, Anastasija Drahun, Jauhienija Zianouka, Aliaksandr Scarbakou:
Sentiment Analysis Algorithms for the Belarusian NooJ Module in Touristic Sphere. 179-189 - Imen Ennasri, Sondes Dardour, Héla Fehri, Kais Haddar:
Question-Response System Using the NooJ Linguistic Platform. 190-199 - Mario Monteleone, Raffaele Guarasci, Alessandro Maisto:
NooJ Morphological Grammars for Stenotype Writing. 200-212 - Carmela Scoppetta, Anastasia Alfieri, Flavio Merenda, Sonia Lay, Annalisa Colasanto, Raffaele Manna:
From Language to Social Perception of Immigration. 213-224
NooJ's Future
- Zineb Gotti, Samir Mbarki, Sara Gotti, Naziha Laaz:
Nooj Graphical User Interfaces Modernization. 227-239 - Max Silberztein:
A New Linguistic Engine for NooJ: Parsing Context-Sensitive Grammars with Finite-State Machines. 240-250
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