Mats Rooth
Prepublication versions of papers


Papers are in gzipped postscript and/or postscript. Those marked Mac/Word were generated with MS Word on a Macintosh, which may or may not result in printing problems (these are the logical possibilities).

Parse Forest Computation of Expected Governors. With Helmut Schmid. In 39th Annual Meeting of the ACL , 2001, Maryland. (.ps/ .ps.gz)

Inducing a Semantically Annotated Lexicon via EM-Based Clustering. With Stefan Riezler, Detlef Prescher, Glenn Carroll, and Franz Beil. In 37th Annual Meeting of the ACL, 1999, Maryland. (.ps/ .ps.gz)

Inside-Outside Estimation of a Lexicalized PCFG for German. With Franz Beil, Glenn Carroll, Detlef Prescher, and Stefan Riezler. In 37th Annual Meeting of the ACL, 1999, Maryland. (.ps/ .ps.gz)

EM-Based Clustering for NLP Applications. With Stefan Riezler, Detlef Prescher, Glenn Carroll, and Franz Beil. In Inducing Lexicons with the EM Algorithm, AIMS Report 4(3), 1998, IMS, Universität Stuttgart. 97-124. (.ps/.ps.gz)

Inside-Outside Estimation of a Lexicalized PCFG for German - GOLD. With Franz Beil, Glenn Carroll, Detlef Prescher, and Stefan Riezler. In Inducing Lexicons with the EM Algorithm, AIMS Report 4(3), 1998, IMS, Universität Stuttgart. 75-96. (.ps/.ps.gz)

Valence induction with a head-lexicalized PCFG. With Glenn Carroll. In proceedings of the 3rd conference on empirical methods in natural language processing (EMNLP 3), 1998, Granada. Summary: inside-outside estimation of the parameters of a hand-written lexicalized probabilistic context free grammar. A longer version of the paper, with details e.g. on smoothing.

Two-dimensional clusters in grammatical relations Paper presented at IJCAI Lexicon workshop, Stanford, 1995. Summary: EM induction of a latent class model of word pairs standing in a grammatical relation such as verb/object. A more substantial latent class model from work in progress with Glenn Carroll and Detlef Prescher.

On the interface principles for intonational focus, final version appears in proceedings of SALT VI. Summary: an argument that metrical prominence in the postnuclear tail is semantically significant (may mark focus). Some speech data files from the paper, in Waves format: only_manny_s.d, only_name_so2.d, only_name_so1.d.

A theory of focus interpretation , final version appears in Natural Language Semantics 1, 75-116, 1992.

Ellipsis redundancy and reduction redundancy , this version paper appears in an SFB 340 report.

Indefinites, adverbs of quantification, and focus semantics , final version appears in The Generic Book, F.J. Pelletier and G. Carlson, eds.

Focus , a survey paper, final version appears in Handbook of Contemporary Semantic Theory.

Association with focus or association with presupposition?.

Structural ambiguity and lexical relations, with Donald Hindle. Final version appears in Computational Linguistics 18, 1993.

Epistemic NP Modifiers, with Dorit Abusch. Final version appears in proceedings of SALT VII. (Mac/Word)


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This idea you linguists have of using trees is a very good idea. --Martin Kay
Determiners are verbs. --James McCawley
I think I am a verb. --R. Buckminster Fuller
Trust the compiler, Luke. Let it catch your errors. -- kwc

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