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Team GPLSI. Approach for automated fact checking
Fever Shared 2.0 Task is a challenge meant for developing automated fact checking systems. Our approach for the Fever 2.0 is based on a previous proposal developed by Team Athene […]
Fighting post-truth using natural language processing: A review and open challenge
Post-truth is a term that describes a distorting phenomenon that aims to manipulate public opinion and behavior. One of its key engines is the spread of Fake News. Nowadays most […]
EmoLabel: Semi-Automatic Methodology for Emotion Annotation of Social Media Text
The exponential growth of the amount of subjective information on the Web 2.0. has caused an increasing interest from researchers willing to develop methods to extract emotion data from these […]
The Effect of Various Straightforward Summarization Techniques on Informativeness of Abstractive Summaries
In the present paper we describe how a straight forward abstractive text summarization method based on syntactic text simplification, subject-verb-object concept frequency scoring and a set of rules that transform […]
Towards Adapting Automatic Text Summarization for L2 Learners: Does Compression Rate Affect Summary Readability?
This paper addresses the problem of readability of automatically generated summaries in the context of second language learning. For this we experimented with a new corpus of level-annotated simplified English […]
Tackling the Challenge of Computational Identification of Characters in Fictional Narratives
This paper focuses on the computational identification of characters in fictional narratives, regardless of their nature, i.e., either humans, animals or other type of beings. We approach this problem as […]
NATSUM: Narrative abstractive summarization through cross-document timeline generation
A new approach to narrative abstractive summarization (NATSUM) is presented in this paper. NATSUM is centered on generating a narrative chronologically ordered summary about a target entity from several news […]
Distributed Architectures for Intensive Urban Computing: A Case Study on Smart Lighting for Sustainable Cities
New information and communication technologies have contributed to the development of the smart city concept. On a physical level, this paradigm is characterized by deploying a substantial number of different […]
A Review of the Analytics Techniques for an Efficient Management of Online Forums: An Architecture Proposal
E-learning is a response to the new educational needs of society and an important development in information and communication technologies because it represents the future of the teaching and learning […]
MergedTrie: Efficient textual indexing
The accessing and processing of textual information (i.e. the storing and querying of a set of strings) is especially important for many current applications (e.g. information retrieval and social networks), […]