Daniel G. Swanson

5 paper cards in Mova's library · 2022–2025

Daniel G. Swanson wrote 5 of the papers Mova reads, in 2022–2025, most of them on Treebanks, Universal Dependencies, Named entity recognition; often with Bryce D. Bussert, Francis M. Tyers, Francis Tyers.

Papers

Expanding the Universal Dependencies Ancient Hebrew Treebank with Constituency Data (2025)
The author extends the 2022 pipeline for the Ancient Hebrew UD treebank so that it also reads MACULA, a source with full clause-level constituency trees that leaves the relations between clauses open.
Producing a Parallel Universal Dependencies Treebank of Ancient Hebrew and Ancient Greek via Cross-Lingual Projection (2024)
The authors build a UD treebank of Greek Genesis and Ruth from the Codex Alexandrinus Septuagint (1,576 sentences, about 39K tokens) by projecting the trees of the Hebrew treebank across the translation.
Towards Named-Entity and Coreference Annotation of the Hebrew Bible (2024)
The authors extend the Ancient Hebrew UD treebank (UD_Ancient_Hebrew-PTNK) with named-entity and coreference annotation, using the CorefUD format, so that each mention points to an entry in a separate entity list rather than to an earlier phrase.
A Universal Dependencies Treebank of Ancient Hebrew (2022)
The authors build the first UD treebank of Biblical Hebrew, the books of Genesis and Ruth (1,579 sentences).
Handling Stress in Finite-State Morphological Analyzers for Ancient Greek and Ancient Hebrew (2022)
The authors argue that finite-state analysers can model lexical stress if the lexicon carries control characters beyond the surface form.