AAAI-11 Workshop on Analyzing Microtext
Accepted Papers
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- The Role and Identification of Dialog Acts in Online Chat
- Tamitha Carpenter & Emi Fujioka (SHAI)
- Through the Twitter Glass
- Kyle Dent & Sharoda Paul (PARC)
- Analysis of C2 and “C2-Lite” Micro-message Communications
- Andrew Duchon, Robert McCormack, Brian Riordan, Charlotte Shabarekh, Shawn Weil, & Ian Yohai (Aptima)
- #hardtoparse: POS Tagging and Parsing the Twitterverse
- Jennifer Foster, Ozlem Cetinoglu, Joachim Wagner, Joseph Le Roux, & Stephen Hogan (Dublin City University)
- Learning ontologies from the web for microtext processing
- Boris A. Galitsky, Gábor Dobrocsi, & Josep Lluis de la Rosa (University of Girona)
- Statistical Relational Learning Technologies for Microtext Applications
- Christopher A. Kelly, Christopher D. Janneck, & William M. Pottenger (Intuidex)
- Unsupervised Discovery of Fine-Grained Topic Clusters in Twitter Posts
- What Edited Retweets Reveal about Online Political Discourse
- Eni Mustafaraj & Panagiotis Takis Metaxas (Wellesley College)
- Domain Adaptation in Sentiment Analysis of Twitter
- Viswa Mani Kiran Peddinti & Prakriti Chintalapoodi (University of Southern California)
- Untangling Topic Threads in Chat-Based Communication: A Case Study
- Sowmya Ramachandran, Randy Jensen, Oscar Bascara, Tamitha Carpenter (SHAI), Todd Denning (AFRL/RHA), & Shaun Sucillon (AFRL)
- Multi-Label Classification of Short Text: A Study on Wikipedia Barnstars
- Hitesh Sajnani (UCI), Sara Javanmardi (UCI), David McDonald (U. Washington), & Cristina V. Lopes (UCI)
- Modeling Socio-Cultural Phenomena in Online Multi-Party Discourse
- Tomek Strzalkowski (SUNY Albany & Polish Academy of Sciences), George Aaron Broadwell, Jennifer Stromer-Galley, Samira Shaikh, Ting Liu (SUNY Albany), & Sarah Taylor (Lockheed Martin)
- A Comparison between Microblog Corpus and Balanced Corpus from Linguistic and Sentimental Perspectives
- Yi-jie Tang, Chang-Ye Li, & Hsin-Hsi Chen (National Taiwan University)
- Normalizing Microtext
- Zhenzhen Xue, Dawei Yin, & Brian D. Davison (Lehigh University)
- A Microtext Corpus for Persuasion Detection in Dialog
- Joel Young, Craig Martell (NPS), Parnav Anand (UCSC), Pedro Ortiz (USNA), & Henry Tucker Gilbert (NPS)
- What Are Tweeters Doing: Recognizing Speech Acts in Twitter
- Renxian Zhang, Dehong Gao, & Wenjie Li (Hong Kong Polytechnic University)