José Deulofeu

Also published as: Jose Deulofeu


2016

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DeQue: A Lexicon of Complex Prepositions and Conjunctions in French
Carlos Ramisch | Alexis Nasr | André Valli | José Deulofeu
Proceedings of the Tenth International Conference on Language Resources and Evaluation (LREC'16)

We introduce DeQue, a lexicon covering French complex prepositions (CPRE) like “à partir de” (from) and complex conjunctions (CCONJ) like “bien que” (although). The lexicon includes fine-grained linguistic description based on empirical evidence. We describe the general characteristics of CPRE and CCONJ in French, with special focus on syntactic ambiguity. Then, we list the selection criteria used to build the lexicon and the corpus-based methodology employed to collect entries. Finally, we quantify the ambiguity of each construction by annotating around 100 sentences randomly taken from the FRWaC. In addition to its theoretical value, the resource has many potential practical applications. We intend to employ DeQue for treebank annotation and to train a dependency parser that can takes complex constructions into account.

2015

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Joint Dependency Parsing and Multiword Expression Tokenization
Alexis Nasr | Carlos Ramisch | José Deulofeu | André Valli
Proceedings of the 53rd Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics and the 7th International Joint Conference on Natural Language Processing (Volume 1: Long Papers)

2014

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Automatically enriching spoken corpora with syntactic information for linguistic studies
Alexis Nasr | Frederic Bechet | Benoit Favre | Thierry Bazillon | Jose Deulofeu | Andre Valli
Proceedings of the Ninth International Conference on Language Resources and Evaluation (LREC'14)

Syntactic parsing of speech transcriptions faces the problem of the presence of disfluencies that break the syntactic structure of the utterances. We propose in this paper two solutions to this problem. The first one relies on a disfluencies predictor that detects disfluencies and removes them prior to parsing. The second one integrates the disfluencies in the syntactic structure of the utterances and train a disfluencies aware parser.

2010

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Depends on What the French Say - Spoken Corpus Annotation with and beyond Syntactic Functions
José Deulofeu | Lucie Duffort | Kim Gerdes | Sylvain Kahane | Paola Pietrandrea
Proceedings of the Fourth Linguistic Annotation Workshop