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Francis Bond

7 paper cards in Mova's library · 2002–2022

Francis Bond wrote 7 of the papers Mova reads, in 2002–2022, most of them on Machine translation, Treebanks; often with Dan Flickinger, Ann Copestake, Ivan A. Sag.

OpenAlex · ORCID · h-index 27 · 3478 citations · 206 works — openalex, 2026-10-18

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Topics: Machine translation 3 · Treebanks 1

Papers

  1. The Tembusu Treebank: An English Learner Treebank (2022)
    The authors build a treebank from the NTU Corpus of Learner English, about 25,000 sentences of student assignments, of which 4,900 are annotated so far.
  2. English WordNet 2019 – An Open-Source WordNet for English (2019)
    The paper announces English WordNet 2019, an open-source revision of Princeton WordNet 3.1. It is developed on GitHub by many contributors, with quality checks borrowed from open-source software, instead of review by one expert lexicographer. The release keeps the 117,791 synsets of WordNet 3.1 but changes some…
  3. CILI: the Collaborative Interlingual Index (2016)
    Many wordnets link to Princeton WordNet, while others are built independently and then linked, so the same concept often appears several times under different names.
  4. Extracting Semantic Transfer Rules from Parallel Corpora with SMT Phrase Aligners (2012)
    Transfer rules for the Japanese-to-English rule-based system Jaen are learned from a parallel corpus of about 20 million words, using SMT phrase aligners.
  5. SEM-I Rational MT: Enriching Deep Grammars with a Semantic Interface for Scalable Machine Translation (2005)
    The paper describes the LOGON system, which translates Norwegian to English using minimal recursion semantics in a transfer module, with two existing broad-coverage deep grammars.
  6. Multiword Expressions: A Pain in the Neck for NLP (2002)
    Not read: this card is written from what is reliably known about the paper, and every idea is marked to check against the text.
  7. Multiword expressions: linguistic precision and reusability (2002)
    The paper describes how the LinGO English Resource Grammar (ERG), a broad bidirectional HPSG grammar, encodes multiword expressions (MWEs) in a database.

Co-authors (16)

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