Publikation
Towards an ACL Anthology Corpus with Logical Document Structure. An Overview of the ACL 2012 Contributed Task
Ulrich Schäfer; Jonathon Read; Stephan Oepen
In: Proceedings of the ACL-2012 Main Conference Workshop on Rediscovering 50 Years of Discoveries. Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics (ACL-2012), located at ACL-2012, July 10, Jeju Island, Korea, Republic of, Pages 88-97, ISBN 978-1-937284-29-9, Association for Computational Linguistics, 7/2012.
Zusammenfassung
The ACL 2012 Contributed Task is a community
effort aiming to provide the full ACL
Anthology as a high-quality corpus with rich
markup, following the TEI P5 guidelines -
a new resource dubbed the ACL Anthology
Corpus (AAC). The goal of the task is threefold:
(a) to provide a shared resource for experimentation
on scientific text; (b) to serve
as a basis for advanced search over the ACL
Anthology, based on textual content and citations;
and, by combining the aforementioned
goals, (c) to present a showcase of the benefits
of natural language processing to a broader audience.
The Contributed Task extends the current
Anthology Reference Corpus (ARC) both
in size, quality, and by aiming to provide tools
that allow the corpus to be automatically extended
with new content - be they scanned or
born-digital.
Projekte
- Deependance - Deep Dependency-Oriented Analysis with Non-Discrete Constraints
- TAKE - Technologies for Advanced Knowledge Extraction