2.1 List of special situations for the comparison of different coefficients of association
strength. The symbol ǫ in Equations B and E indicates a first-order approximation for ǫ→ …

Collocation is a common language phenomenon which has attracted the interest of
researchers in many subfields of both theoretical and computational linguistics. Although …

This paper describes a new part-of-speech tagger including multiword unit (MWU)
identification. It is based on a Conditional Random Field model integrating language …

Automatic extraction of multiword expressions (MWEs) presents a tough challenge for the
NLP community and corpus linguistics. Indeed, although numerous knowledge-based …

This paper presents the Multiword Expression Toolkit (mwetoolkit), an environment for type
and language-independent MWE identification from corpora. The mwetoolkit provides a …

We predict the compositionality of multiword expressions using distributional similarity
between each component word and the overall expression, based on translations into …

The treatment of multiword expressions (MWEs), like take off, bus stop and big deal, is a
challenge for NLP applications. This kind of linguistic construction is not only arbitrary but …

One of the deficiencies of mutual information is its poor capacity to measure association of
words with unsymmetrical co-occurrence, which has large amounts for multi-word …

Pervasive across texts of different genres and domains, collocations (typical lexical
associations like to wreak havoc, to meet a condition, to believe firmly, a deep concern …

Personality plays an important role in socialisation and collaboration, and people are able to
form accurate impressions of other's personality from face-to-face interaction. However, the …