: Text Clustering   
: NLP Applications   
: Opinion and Argumentation Mining   
: Coreference Resolution   
: Information Extraction
: Morphology and POS Tagging   
: Discourse   
: AI Planning   
: Health Informatics   
: Miscellany
We have released the software/code used to produce the results in some of our
previous papers. Software/code not listed below is currently not
available. Sorry!
    
 
Neural Event Coreferencer: a supervised English event coreference resolution system
         
The Neural Event Coreferencer is a span-based event coreference model that employs a multi-task learning framework. The framework enables joint learning of event coreference with five information extraction tasks, namely trigger detection, anaphoricity determination,
         
argument extraction, entity coreference, and realis detection. The model achieves state-of-the-art results in the KBP 2017 dataset and the ACE 2005 dataset.
         
Reference:Lu & Ng NAACL HLT 2021 paper, Lu & Ng EMNLP 2021 paper
    
 
CherryPicker: a supervised English coreference resolution system
         
CherryPicker has been empirically compared against other publicly available coreference systems.
         
Check out this page if you encounter installation problems.
         
Reference:Rahman & Ng EMNLP 2009 paper, Rahman & Ng JAIR 2011 paper
    
 
SinoBerryPicker: a rule-based Chinese coreference resolution system
         
SinoBerryPicker achieved the highest score for Chinese coreference resolution in the CoNLL-2012 shared task.
         
Reference:Chen & Ng CoNLL 2012 shared task paper, Chen & Ng COLING 2012 paper
    
 
Linguistically Aware Coreference Evaluation Metrics          
This software package implements the linguistically aware versions of the commonly-used coreference evaluation metrics, such as MUC, B^3, CEAF_e, and CEAF_m.
         
Reference:Chen & Ng IJCNLP 2013 paper
    
 
SinoCoreferencer: An end-to-end Chinese event coreference resolution system
         
SinoCoreferencer comprises eight information extraction system components, including those for entity extraction, entity coreference resolution, and event extraction, each of
         
which can be run in a standalone manner. It extracts event mentions belonging to one of the 7 event types and 33 event subtypes defined in ACE 2005.
         
Reference:Chen & Ng LREC 2014 paper
    
 
Morpheme++: an unsupervised, language-independent morphological segmentation system
         
Reference:Dasgupta & Ng NAACL HLT 2007 paper
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