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SemEval '12: Proceedings of the First Joint Conference on Lexical and Computational Semantics - Volume 1: Proceedings of the main conference and the shared task, and Volume 2: Proceedings of the Sixth International Workshop on Semantic Evaluation
2012 Proceeding
Publisher:
  • Association for Computational Linguistics
  • N. Eight Street, Stroudsburg, PA, 18360
  • United States
Conference:
Montréal Canada June 7 - 8, 2012
Published:
07 June 2012

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In the summer of 2011, the idea of having a joint conference covering two ACL Special Interest Groups, namely SIGLEX and SIGSEM, was born. Traditionally, the SIGLEX has been concerned with issues of the lexicon and computational lexical semantics, while SIGSEM has been engaged with issues of computational modeling of semantics. The need for an umbrella conference on semantics was growing not only because of the many recent exciting developments in the field of computational linguistics, but also because of the growing number of shared tasks and workshops, of which many show points of contact with semantics in its various forms.

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UMCC-DLSI: multidimensional lexical-semantic textual similarity
Pages 608–616

This paper describes the specifications and results of UMCC_DLSI system, which participated in the first Semantic Textual Similarity task (STS) of SemEval-2012. Our supervised system uses different kinds of semantic and lexical features to train ...

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SRIUBC: simple similarity features for semantic textual similarity
Pages 617–623

We describe the systems submitted by SRI International and the University of the Basque Country for the Semantic Textual Similarity (STS) SemEval-2012 task. Our systems focused on using a simple set of features, featuring a mix of semantic similarity ...

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FBK: machine translation evaluation and word similarity metrics for semantic textual similarity
Pages 624–630

This paper describes the participation of FBK in the Semantic Textual Similarity (STS) task organized within Semeval 2012. Our approach explores lexical, syntactic and semantic machine translation evaluation metrics combined with distributional and ...

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BUAP: three approaches for semantic textual similarity
Pages 631–634

In this paper we describe the three approaches we submitted to the Semantic Textual Similarity task of SemEval 2012. The first approach considers to calculate the semantic similarity by using the Jaccard coefficient with term expansion using synonyms. ...

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UNT: a supervised synergistic approach to semantic text similarity
Pages 635–642

This paper presents the systems that we participated with in the Semantic Text Similarity task at SEMEVAL 2012. Based on prior research in semantic similarity and relatedness, we combine various methods in a machine learning framework. The three ...

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DERI&UPM: pushing corpus based relatedness to similarity: shared task system description
Pages 643–647

In this paper, we describe our system submitted for the semantic textual similarity (STS) task at SemEval 2012. We implemented two approaches to calculate the degree of similarity between two sentences. First approach combines corpus-based semantic ...

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Stanford: probabilistic edit distance metrics for STS
Pages 648–654

This paper describes Stanford University's submission to SemEval 2012 Semantic Textual Similarity (STS) shared evaluation task. Our proposed metric computes probabilistic edit distance as predictions of semantic similarity. We learn weighted edit ...

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University_of_Sheffield: two approaches to semantic text similarity
Pages 655–661

This paper describes the University of Sheffield's submission to SemEval-2012 Task 6: Semantic Text Similarity. Two approaches were developed. The first is an unsupervised technique based on the widely used vector space model and information from ...

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Janardhan: semantic textual similarity using universal networking language graph matching
Pages 662–666

Sentences that are syntactically quite different can often have similar or same meaning. The SemEval 2012 task of Semantic Textual Similarity aims at finding the semantic similarity between two sentences. The semantic representation of Universal ...

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SAGAN: an approach to semantic textual similarity based on textual entailment
Pages 667–672

In this paper we report the results obtained in the Semantic Textual Similarity (STS) task, with a system primarily developed for textual entailment. Our results are quite promising, getting a run ranked 39 in the official results with overall Pearson, ...

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UOW: semantically informed text similarity
Pages 673–678

The UOW submissions to the Semantic Textual Similarity task at SemEval-2012 use a supervised machine learning algorithm along with features based on lexical, syntactic and semantic similarity metrics to predict the semantic equivalence between a pair of ...

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Penn: using word similarities to better estimate sentence similarity
Pages 679–683

We present the Penn system for SemEval-2012 Task 6, computing the degree of semantic equivalence between two sentences. We explore the contributions of different vector models for computing sentence and word similarity: Collobert and Weston embeddings ...

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Soft cardinality + ML: learning adaptive similarity functions for cross-lingual textual entailment
Pages 684–688

This paper presents a novel approach for building adaptive similarity functions based on cardinality using machine learning. Unlike current approaches that build feature sets using similarity scores, we have developed these feature sets with the ...

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JU_CSE_NLP: language independent cross-lingual textual entailment system
Pages 689–695

This article presents the experiments carried out at Jadavpur University as part of the participation in Cross-lingual Textual Entailment for Content Synchronization (CLTE) of task 8 @ Semantic Evaluation Exercises (SemEval-2012). The work explores ...

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CELI: an experiment with cross language textual entailment
Pages 696–700

This paper presents CELI's participation in the SemEval Cross-lingual Textual Entailment for Content Synchronization task.

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FBK: cross-lingual textual entailment without translation
Pages 701–705

This paper overviews FBK's participation in the Cross-Lingual Textual Entailment for Content Synchronization task organized within SemEval-2012. Our participation is characterized by using cross-lingual matching features extracted from lexical and ...

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BUAP: lexical and semantic similarity for cross-lingual textual entailment
Pages 706–709

In this paper we present a report of the two different runs submitted to the task 8 of Semeval 2012 for the evaluation of Cross-lingual Textual Entailment in the framework of Content Synchronization. Both approaches are based on textual similarity, and ...

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DirRelCond3: detecting textual entailment across languages with conditions on directional text relatedness scores
Pages 710–714

There are relatively few entailment heuristics that exploit the directional nature of the entailment relation. Cross-Lingual Text Entailment (CLTE), besides introducing the extra dimension of cross-linguality, also requires to determine the exact ...

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ICT: a translation based method for cross-lingual textual entailment
Pages 715–720

In this paper, we present our system description in task of Cross-lingual Textual Entailment. The goal of this task is to detect entailment relations between two sentences written in different languages. To accomplish this goal, we first translate ...

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SAGAN: a machine translation approach for cross-lingual textual entailment
Pages 721–726

This paper describes our participation in the task denominated Cross-Lingual Textual Entailment (CLTE) for content synchronization. We represent an approach to CLTE using machine translation to tackle the problem of multilinguality. Our system resides ...

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Overall Acceptance Rate 8 of 31 submissions, 26%
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SEW '0931826%
Overall31826%