The Stanford typed dependencies representation

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• Spain
• Association for Computational Linguistics
• Los Angeles
• MIT Press
• Stanford
• BMC Bioinformatics
• Daniel Jurafsky
• Madrid
• Christopher Manning
• Penn Treebank
• Oxford
• Collins
• Bill MacCartney
• Genia
• Ido Dagan
• Marie-Catherine de Marneffe
• Eugene Charniak
• Stefan Riezler
• Pantel
• Dragomir R. Radev
• Patrick Pantel
• University of London
• Oren Etzioni
• Mary Ann Marcinkiewicz
• Bernardo Magnini
• Charles J.
• Christopher R. Johnson
• Andrew Y. Ng
• Abney
• Creative Commons
• Oren Glickman
• Temperley
• Granada
• Banko
• Shepherd
• Evaluation of Parsing Systems
• Marneffe
• Salakoski
• Galen Andrew
• Richard Crouch
• Mitchell P.
• Michael J. Cafarella
• Bill Dolan
• School of Crystallography
• Stephen Soderland
• Dan I.
• Guido Minnen
• Yusuke Miyao
• Mark Stevenson
• Sampo Pyysalo
• Ralf Zimmer
• Tapio Salakoski
• Roger Nkambou
• Juho Heimonen
• Claude Frasson
• Filip Ginter
• Andrew B.
• Alex de Castro

1. Marie-Catherine de Marneffe and Christopher D. Manning. 2008. The Stanford typed dependencies representation. COLING Workshop on Cross-framework and Cross-domain Parser Evaluation. (Read Full Article)

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