Disambiguation of Rich Inflection - Computational Morphology of Czech

2004

156 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Citations in the corpus

• Neural Generation for Czech: Data and Baselines (2019, positive): “Appropriate inflected forms to be filled into slot placeholders are shown in bold green, with lists of all possible forms along with their morphological tags (Hajič, 2004).”
• Open-Source Tools for Morphology, Lemmatization, POS Tagging and Named Entity Recognition (2014, unknown): “Due to rich morphosyntactic complexity of the Czech language and the positional tagging scheme proposed by (Hajič, 2004), there are 3 922 plausible tags in Czech (although only 1 571 unique tags actually appear in training data).”
• Chimera – Three Heads for English-to-Czech Translation (2013, unknown): “…is found to be violated, it is corrected by projecting the morphological categories from the noun to the adjective, which is realized by changing their values in the Czech morphological tag and generating the appropriate word form from the lemma-tag using the rule-based generator of Hajiˇc (2004).”
• English-to-Czech Factored Machine Translation (2007, unknown): “The Czech morphological system (Hajiˇc, 2004) defines 4,000 tags in theory and 2,000 were actually seen in a big tagged corpus.”
• Cross-lingual Coreference Resolution of Pronouns (2014, unknown): “Grammatical features also contain the full positional morphological tag as designed by Hajiˇc (2004).”