Computers and the Humanities 2000: Vol 34 Table of Contents

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BN Computers and the Humanities 34: 411-413, 2000
CONTENTS OF VOLUME 34
Volume 34 Nos. 1-2. April 2000
SENSEVAL:
Evaluating Word Sense Disambiguation Programs
Guest Editors: Adam Kilgarriff and Martha Palmer
Introduction
\. KILGARRIFF and M. PALMER / Introduction to the Special Issue
on SENSEVAL
Evaluation Frameworks
A. KILGARRIFF and J. ROSENZWEIG / Framework and Results for
English SENSEVAL 15-48
FREDERIQUE SEGOND / Framework and Results for French 49_6()
NICOLETTA CALZOLARI and ORNELLA CORAZZARI / Sen-
seval/Romanseval: The Framework for Italian 61-78
I. DAN MELAMED and PHILIP RESNIK / Tagger Evaluation Given
Hierarchical Tag Sets 79-84
RAMESH KRISHNAMURTHY and DIANE NICHOLLS / Peel-
ing an Onion: The Lexicographer’s Experience of Manual
85-97
Sense-Tagging
ROSAMUND MOON / Lexicography and Disambiguation: The Size
of the Problem 99-102
English Systems
E. AGIRRE, G. RIGAU, L. PADRO and J. ATSERIAS / Combining
Supervised and Unsupervised Lexical Knowledge Methods for
Word Sense Disambiguation 103-108
JOHN CARROLL and DIANA McCARTHY / Word Sense Disambig-
uation Using Automatically Acquired Verbal Preferences 109-114
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MARTIN CHODOROW, CLAUDIA LEACOCK and GEORGE
A. MILLER / A Topical/Local Classifier for Word Sense
Identification 115-120
LUCA DINI, VITTORIO DI TOMASO and FREDERIQUE SE-
GOND / GINGER Il: An Example-Driven Word Sense
Disambiguator 121-126
JEREMY ELLMAN, IAN KLINCKE and JOHN TAIT / Word Sense
Disambiguation by Information Filtering and Extraction 127-134
PAUL HAWKINS and DAVID NETTLETON / Large Scale WSD
Using Learning Applied to SENSEVAL 135-140
HO LEE, HAE-CHANG RIM and JUNGYUN SEO / Word Sense
Disambiguation Using the Classification Information Model 141-146
DEKANG LIN / Word Sense Disambiguation with a Similarity-
Smoothed Case Library 147-152
KENNETH C. LITKOWSKI/ Senseval: The CL Research Experience 153-158
TOM O’HARA, JANYCE WIEBE and REBECCA BRUCE / Select-
ing Decomposable Models for Word-Sense Disambiguation:
The Grling-Sdm System 159-164
KEITH SUDERMAN / Simple Word Sense Discrimination 165-170
JORN VEENSTRA, ANTAL VAN DEN BOSCH, SABINE BUCH-
HOLZ, WALTER DAELEMANS and JAKUB ZAVREL /
Memory-Based Word Sense Disambiguation 171-177
DAVID YAROWSKY / Hierarchical Decision Lists for Word Sense
Disambiguation 179-186
French Systems
C. de LOUPY, M. EL-BEZE and P-F. MARTEAU / Using Semantic
Classification Trees for WSD 187-192
FREDERIQUE SEGOND, ELISABETH AIMELET, VERONIKA
LUX and CORINNE JEAN / Dictionary-Driven Semantic
Look-up 193-197
Italian System
STEFANO FEDERICI, SIMONETTA MONTEMAGNI and VITO
PIRRELLI / ROMANSEVAL: Results for Italian by SENSE 199-204
Discussion Papers
PATRICK HANKS / Do Word Meanings Exist?
MARTHA PALMER / Consistent Criteria for Sense Distinctions
CONTEOFN VTOLUSME 34 413
NACY IDE / Cross-Lingual Sense Determination: Can It Work? 223-234
YORICK WILKS / Is Word Sense Disambiguation Just One More
NLP Task? 235-243
Volume 34 No. 3 August 2000
Computers in Humanities Teaching and Research:
Dispatches from the Disciplines
Guest Editor: Ellie Chambers
ELLIE CHAMBERS / Editorial: Computers in Humanities Teaching
and Research
GEOFFREY CHANNON / Tailor-Made or Off-the-Peg? Virtual
Courses in the Humanities
MICHAEL FRASER / From Concordances to Subject Portals:
Supporting the Text-Centred Humanities Community
LORNA HARDWICK / Electrifying the Canon: The Impact of
Computing on Classical Studies 279-295
CHARLES ESS / Wag the Dog? Online Conferencing and Teaching 297-309
SARAH PORTER / Technology in Teaching Literature and Culture:
Some Reflections 311-324
DONALD A. SPAETH and SONJA CAMERON / Computers and
Resource-Based History Teaching: A UK Perspective 325-343
KEVIN WILSON / Virtual Seminars in European Studies: A Model
for Collaborative Learning 345-357
Volume 34 No. 4 December 2000
SIEGFRIED GRUBER / Spatial Distribution of Rural Social Strata:
Using Digitised Maps in Historical Research
JENNIFER BURG, ANNE BOYLE and SHEAU-DONG LANG/
Using Constraint Logic Programming to Analyze the Chrono-
logy in “A Rose for Emily” 377-392
JON PATRICK, JUN ZHANG and XABIER ARTOLA-ZUBILLAGA/
An Architecture and Query Language for a Federation of
Heterogeneous Dictionary Databases 393-407
Index of Key Words 409
Volume Contents 411-413