International Conference on Finite State Methods for Natural Language Processing (2013)

Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on Finite State Methods and Natural Language Processing
Mark-Jan Nederhof

Computing the Most Probable String with a Probabilistic Finite State Machine
Colin de la Higuera | Jose Oncina

Stochastic Bi-Languages to model Dialogs
M. Inés Torres

ZeuScansion: a tool for scansion of English poetry
Manex Agirrezabal | Bertol Arrieta | Aitzol Astigarraga | Mans Hulden

A Convexity-based Generalization of Viterbi for Non-Deterministic Weighted Automata
Marc Dymetman

Processing Structured Input with Skipping Nested Automata
Dominika Pawlik | Aleksander Zabłocki | Bartosz Zaborowski

Synchronous Regular Relations and Morphological Analysis
Christian Wurm | Younes Samih

Parsing Morphologically Complex Words
Kay-Michael Würzner | Thomas Hanneforth

Optimizing Rule-Based Morphosyntactic Analysis of Richly Inflected Languages - a Polish Example
Dominika Pawlik | Aleksander Zabłocki | Bartosz Zaborowski

Finite State Morphology Tool for Latvian
Daiga Deksne

Modeling Graph Languages with Grammars Extracted via Tree Decompositions
Bevan Keeley Jones | Sharon Goldwater | Mark Johnson

Finite State Methods and Description Logics
Tim Fernando

Using NooJ for semantic annotation of Italian language corpora in the domain of motion: a cognitive-grounded approach
Edoardo Salza

Multi-threaded composition of finite-state-automata
Bryan Jurish | Kay-Michael Würzner

On Finite-State Tonology with Autosegmental Representations
Anssi Yli-Jyrä

A Finite-State Approach to Translate SNOMED CT Terms into Basque Using Medical Prefixes and Suffixes
Olatz Perez-de-Viñaspre | Maite Oronoz | Manex Agirrezabal | Mikel Lersundi

Syncretism and How to Deal with it in a Morphological Analyzer: a German Example
Katina Bontcheva

Finite State Approach to the Kazakh Nominal Paradigm
Bakyt M. Kairakbay | David L. Zaurbekov