Creating Vocative Texts

Introduction: Creating New Worlds out of Old Texts Introduction. Creating New Worlds out of Old Texts

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Creating Music and Texts with Flow Machines

This chapter introduces the vision and the technical challenges of the Flow Machines project. Flow Machines aim at fostering creativity in artistic domains such as music and literature. We first observe that typically, great artists do not output just single artefacts but develop novel, individual styles. Style mirrors an individual’s uniqueness; style makes an artist's work recognised and reco...

Bulgarian Vocative within HPSG framework

Vocatives are assumed to be restricted to the second person usage only. Usually they subsume the following two subtypes: calls (hey you) and addresses (Madam) [Levinson 1987, p. 71]. Bulgarian vocative role is usually treated within the opposition: vocative form (a remnant of the case paradigm) vs. base nominative form, i.e. with respect to the presence or loss of the special vocative inflectio...

Medstract: creating large-scale information servers from biomedical texts

Creating a Novel Geolocation Corpus from Historical Texts

This paper describes the process of annotating a historical US civil war corpus with geographic reference. Reference annotations are given at two different textual scales: individual place names and documents. This is the first published corpus of its kind in document-level geolocation, and it has over 10,000 disambiguated toponyms, double the amount of any prior toponym corpus. We outline many...