Frontmatter (pp. 1–4)

Preface (p. 5)

Table of Contents (pp. 7–8)

1.

Fumihiko Yamaguchi (Japan)

Comparison between Rongorongo and the syllable sequence of ancient chants from the Easter Island (pp. 9–18; abstract)

2.

Jianqiang Ma, Dale Gerdemann (Germany)

Distributional Evidence and Beyond: the Success and Limitations of Machine Learning in Chinese Word Segmentation (pp. 19–31; abstract)

3.

Oskar Gross, Antoine Doucet, Hannu Toivonen (Finland, France)

Named Entity Filtering Based on Concept Association Graphs (pp. 33–43; abstract)

4.

Kavi Narayana Murthy, Srinivasu Badugu (India)

A New Approach to Tagging in Indian Languages (pp. 45–56; abstract)

5.

Shahida Jabeen, Xiaoying Gao, Peter Andreae (New Zealand)

CPRel: Semantic Relatedness Computation Using Wikipedia based Context Profiles (pp. 57–68; abstract)

6.

Andon Tchechmedjiev, Jérôme Goulian, Didier Schwab (France)

Evaluation and Comparison of multilingual fusion strategies for similarity-based Word Sense Disambiguation (pp. 69–80; abstract)

7.

Omnia Zayed, Samhaa El-Beltagy, Osama Haggag (Egypt)

A Novel Approach for Detecting Arabic Persons’ Names using Limited Resources (pp. 81–93; abstract)

8.

Iria da Cunha (Spain)

A Symbolic Corpus-based Approach to Detect and Solve the Ambiguity of Discourse Markers (pp. 95–106; abstract)

9.

Ke Wang, Gerald Penn, Rongpei Wang (China, Canada)

Parsing Intentions of Speech (pp. 107–117; abstract)

10.

Andrea Segura-Olivares, Alejandro García, Hiram Calvo (Mexico)

Feature Analysis for Paraphrase Recognition and Textual Entailment (pp. 119–144; abstract)

11.

Dan Ştefănescu, Radu Ion (Romania, USA)

Parallel-Wiki: A Collection of Parallel Sentences Extracted from Wikipedia (pp. 145–156; abstract)

12.

Wiktoria Golik, Robert Bossy, Zorana Ratkovic, Claire Nédellec (France)

Improving term extraction with linguistic analysis in the biomedical domain (pp. 157–172; abstract)

13.

Béatrice Daille, Helena Blancafort (France)

Knowledge-poor and Knowledge-rich Approaches for Multilingual Terminology Extraction (pp. 173–186; abstract)

14.

Tamara Bobić, Roman Klinger (Germany)

Committee-based Selection of Weakly Labeled Instances for Learning Relation Extraction (pp. 187–197; abstract)

15.

Caroline Brun, Caroline Hagège (France)

Suggestion Mining: Detecting Suggestions for Improvement in Users' Comments (pp. 199–209; abstract)

16.

Thong Tran, Tru H. Cao (Vietnam)

Automatic Detection of Outdated Information in Wikipedia Infoboxes (pp. 211–222; abstract)

17.

Aurelien Lauf, Mathieu Valette, Leila Khouas (France)

Analyzing Variation Patterns In Quotes Over Time (pp. 223–232; abstract)

18.

Pattisapu Nikhil Priyatam, Srinivasan Iyengar, Krish Perumal, Vasudeva Varma (India)

Don't Use a Lot When Little Will Do: Genre Identification Using URLs (pp. 233–243; abstract)

19.

Sulema Torres-Ramos (Mexico)

Extracción automática de un diccionario de colocaciones en español (pp. 245–264; abstract)

20.

Griselda Areli Matias Mendoza, Yulia Ledeneva, René Arnulfo García-Hernández, Grigori Sidorov (Mexico)

Evaluación de las herramientas comerciales y métodos del estado del arte para la generación de resúmenes extractivos individuales (pp. 265–274; abstract)

Reviewing Committee (pp. 275–277)

Backmatter (p. 279)