ACCEPTED PAPERS

Overview

  1. Developing the Human Language Technology Infrastructure in Lithuania
    Rūta Marcinkevičienė and Daiva Vitkutė-Adžgauskienė
  2. National Programme for Estonian Language Technology: a Pre-final Summary
    Einar Meister, Jaak Vilo and Neeme Kahusk
  3. Language Resources and Technology for the Humanities in Latvia (2004–2010)
    Inguna Skadiņa, Ilze Auziņa, Normunds Grūzītis, Kristīne Levāne-Petrova, Gunta Nešpore, Raivis Skadiņš, Andrejs Vasiļjevs

Speech Technologies and Spoken Corpus

  1. Estonian Emotional Speech Corpus: Culture and Age in Selecting Corpus Testers
    Rene Altrov and Hille Pajupuu
  2. Estonian Large Vocabulary Speech Recognition System for Radiology
    Tanel Alumäe and Einar Meister
  3. Towards Spoken Latvian Corpus: Current Situation, Methodology and Development
    Ilze Auziņa
  4. Remarks on the Duration of Lithuanian Consonants in a Continuous Speech
    Sigita Dereškevičiūtė and Asta Kazlauskienė
  5. Modelling the Temporal Structure of Estonian Speech
    Mari-Liis Kalvik and Meelis Mihkla
  6. An Audio System of Electronic Texts for the Visually Impaired People and Perception of Different Speech Rates by the the Blind and the Sighted
    Meelis Mihkla, Indrek Hein, Indrek Kiissel, Margit Orusaar and Artur Räpp
  7. Latvian Text-to-Speech Synthesizer
    Mārcis Pinnis and Ilze Auzina
  8. Using Dependency Grammar Features in Whole Sentence Maximum Entropy Language Models for Speech Recognition
    Teemu Ruokolainen, Tanel Alumäe and Marcus Dobrinkat

Spoken and Written Dialog

  1. Internet Commentators as Dialogue Participants: Coherence Achieved through Membership Categorization
    Tiit Hennoste, Olga Gerassimenko, Riina Kasterpalu, Kirsi Laanesoo, Anni Oja, Andriela Rääbis, Krista Strandson and Mare Koit
  2. Uncertainty in Spoken Dialogue Management
    Kristiina Jokinen
  3. Human-Computer Interaction in Estonian: Collection and Analysis of Simulated Dialogues
    Siiri Pärkson
  4. A Framework for Asynchronous Dialogue Systems
    Margus Treumuth

Machine Translation

  1. SMT of Latvian, Lithuanian and Estonian Languages: a Comparative Study
    Maxim Khalilov, Lauma Pretkalniņa, Natalja Kuvaldina and Veronika Pereseina
  2. Improving SMT for Baltic Languages with Factored Models
    Raivis Skadiņš, Kārlis Goba and Valters Šics
  3. LetsMT! Platform for Online Sharing of Training Data and Building User Tailored Machine Translation
    Andrejs Vasiļjevs, Tatiana Gornostay and Raivis Skadiņš

Language Resources

  1. The Estonian Reference Corpus: Its Composition and Morphology-aware User Interface
    Heiki-Jaan Kaalep, Kadri Muischnek, Kristel Uiboaed and Kaarel Veskis
  2. Adaptive Automatic Mark-up Tool for Legacy Dictionaries
    Lauma Pretkalniņa and Ilze Millere
  3. Corpus of Contemporary Lithuanian Language - the Standardised Way
    Erika Rimkutė, Jolanta Kovalevskaitė, Vida Melninkaitė, Andrius Utka and Daiva Vitkutė-Adžgauskienė
  4. A Collection of Comparable Corpora for Under-resourced Languages
    Inguna Skadiņa, Ahmet Aker, Voula Giouli, Dan Tufis, Robert Gaizauskas, Madara Mieriņa and Nikos Mastropavlos
  5. The Database of Estonian Word Families: a Language Technology Resource
    Ülle Viks, Silvi Vare and Heete Sahkai
  6. Digitization of Historical Texts at the National Library of Latvia
    Arturs Zogla and Jurgis Skilters

Semantics

  1. Verbalizing Ontologies in Controlled Baltic Languages
    Normunds Grūzītis, Gunta Nešpore and Baiba Saulīte
  2. Enriching Estonian WordNet with Derivations and Semantic Relations
    Neeme Kahusk, Kadri Kerner and Kadri Vider
  3. Main Trends in Semantic-Research of Estonian Language Technology
    Haldur Õim, Heili Orav, Kadri Kerner and Neeme Kahusk
  4. Semantic Analysis of Sentences: The Estonian Experience
    Haldur Õim, Heili Orav, Neeme Kahusk and Piia Taremaa

Methods and Tools for Language Processing

  1. An Ensemble of Classifiers Methodology for Stemming in Inflectional Languages: Using the Example of Latvian
    Steffen Eger and Ineta Sējāne
  2. Using Syllables As Indexing Terms in Full-Text Information Retrieval
    Kimmo Kettunen, Paul McNamee and Feza Baskaya
  3. Cloud Computing for the Humanities: Two Approaches for Language Technology
    Graham Wilcock
  4. Comparison of the SemTi-Kamols and Tesniere's Dependency Grammars
    Gunta Nešpore, Baiba Saulīte, Guntis Bārzdiņš and Normunds Grūzītis

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