Papers to discuss on April 15: Everyone read the following paper: Mohammad, Saif, et al. “A Dataset for Detecting Stance in Tweets.” LREC. 2016. Read the paper assigned to you in the email: Napoles, Courtney, et al. “Finding good conversations online: The Yahoo News annotated comments corpus.” Proceedings of the 11th Linguistic Annotation Workshop. 2017.<… Read More »
As you read through the guidelines and look at the papers in the annotation project of your choice, be ready to discuss the following questions. If a question is not answered in the material available or any other easily accessed material on the project (e.g. from a project site), just note that. Overall your goal… Read More »
Below are a guidelines from a number of different annotation efforts. Groups will discuss a set of guidelines and answer specific questions then report back to the class on what you learned. Step 1, Jan 16: Each person will choose one project to focus on. You will then form groups of 3 and group members… Read More »
Annotation is a significant part of both research and industry in computational linguistics and Brandeis is one of the few programs that have a class specifically aimed at providing students a structured way to learn the process of annotation by actually doing it. This experiential course covers each step of the annotation process from corpus… Read More »