Annotation with adpositional argumentation

Ontological Mediation of Meeting Structure: Argumentation, Annotation, and Navigation

Compendium, a graphical hypertext system, can be used to gather a semantic group memory when used in a meeting scenario. By way of a specifically designed ontology, this structure is applied as annotation to other forms of meeting capture, such as audio and video recordings, and further employed to navigate between and through these resources.

From Structural Syntax to Constructive Adpositional Grammars

The importance of the research made by Tesnière (1959) for the concepts of dependency and valency cannot be underestimated. However, his Structural Syntax remains still uninvestigated in most part. In this paper, a formal grammar model that follows Tesnière’s intuitions and concepts as much as possible is proposed. This model is called constructive adpositional grammar. This paper explains the ...

Discourse-Level Argumentation in Scientific Articles: Human and Automatic Annotation

Discourse-Level Argumentation In Scientific Articles: Human And Automatic Annotation

In this paper we present a rhetorically defined annotation scheme which is part of our corpus-based method for the summarisation of scientific articles. The annotation scheme consists of seven non-hierarchical labels which model prototypical academic argumentation and expected intentional 'moves'. In a large-scale experiments with three expert coders, we found the scheme stable and reproducible...

An Annotation Scheme for Cross-Cultural Argumentation and Persuasion Dialogues

We present a novel annotation scheme for cross-cultural argumentation and persuasion dialogues. This scheme is an adaptation of existing coding schemes on negotiation, following a review of literature on cross-cultural differences in negotiation styles. The scheme has been refined through application to coding both two-party and multi-party negotiation dialogues in three different domains, and ...