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- Word-Sense Disambiguated Multilingual Wikipedia Corpus (4 categories)
- Query Expansion Via Link Analysis of Wikipedia for CLIR (4 categories)
- Linguistic Influence Patterns Within the Global Network of Wikipedia Language Editions (4 categories)
- Wikiwhere: an Interactive Tool for Studying the Geographical Provenance of Wikipedia References (4 categories)
- Cross-Lingual Infobox Alignment in Wikipedia Using Entity-Attribute Factor Graph (4 categories)
- Wikicorpus: a Word-Sense Disambiguated Multilingual Wikipedia Corpus (4 categories)
- Do We All Talk Before We Type?: Understanding Collaboration in Wikipedia Language Editions (4 categories)
- Finding Domain Terms using Wikipedia (4 categories)
- Unt at Imageclef 2010: Clir for Wikipedia Images (4 categories)
- A Clustering Approach to Infer Wikipedia Contributors' Profile (4 categories)
- Analyzing Accessibility of Wikipedia Projects Around the World (4 categories)
- Sinai at Imageclef Wikipedia Retrieval Task 2011: Testing Combined Systems (4 categories)
- Extracting Comparable Articles from Wikipedia and Measuring Their Comparabilities (4 categories)
- Linking Dutch Wikipedia Categories to EuroWordNet : SA-OT accounts for pronoun resolution in child language (4 categories)
- Japanese Sentence Compression Using Simple English Wikipedia (4 categories)
- Duth at Imageclef 2011 Wikipedia Retrieval (4 categories)
- Coercion or Empowerment? Moderation of Content in Wikipedia as `Essentially Contested' Bureaucratic Rules (4 categories)
- Understanding Editing Behaviors in Multilingual Wikipedia (4 categories)
- Using Wikipedia to Translate Oov Terms on Mlir (4 categories)
- A Model for Enriching Multilingual Wikipedias Using Infobox and Wikidata Property Alignment (4 categories)
- Disambiguation to Wikipedia: a Language and Domain Independent Approach (4 categories)
- A Breakdown of Quality Flaws in Wikipedia (4 categories)
- Entityclassifier.Eu: Real-Time Classification of Entities in Text with Wikipedia (4 categories)
- Chinese and Korean Cross-Lingual Issue News Detection based on Translation Knowledge of Wikipedia (4 categories)
- Framing the Holocaust in Popular Knowledge: 3 Articles About the Holocaust in English, Hebrew and Polish Wikipedia (4 categories)
- Multilingual Schema Matching for Wikipedia Infoboxes (4 categories)
- Multi-Cultural Wikipedia Mining of Geopolitics Interactions Leveraging Reduced Google Matrix Analysis (4 categories)
- Issues of Cross-Contextual Information Quality Evaluation—The Case of Arabic, English, and Korean Wikipedias (4 categories)
- Multilingual Wikipedia: Editors of Primary Language Contribute to More Complex Articles (4 categories)
- Issues for Linking Geographical Open Data of GeoNames and Wikipedia (4 categories)
- Doi Links on Wikipedia (4 categories)
- The Spoken Wikipedia Corpus Collection : Harvesting, Alignment and an Application to Hyperlistening (4 categories)
- Blind Relevance Feedback for the Imageclef Wikipedia Retrieval Task (4 categories)
- Locating Foci of Translation on Wikipedia: Some Methodological Proposals (4 categories)
- Analysis of Discussion Contributions in Translated Wikipedia Articles (4 categories)
- Language Independent Named Entity Identification Using Wikipedia (4 categories)
- Acquisition of Medical Terminology for Ukrainian from Parallel Corpora and Wikipedia (4 categories)
- Machine Learning based Detection of Vandalism in Wikipedia Across Languages (4 categories)
- Discussion About Translation in Wikipedia (4 categories)
- How and Why Wikipedia Works: an Interview with Angela Beesley, Elisabeth Bauer, and Kizu Naoko (4 categories)
- Wiki-Mid: a Very Large Multi-Domain Interests Dataset of Twitter Users with Mappings to Wikipedia (4 categories)
- English-To-Traditional Chinese Cross-Lingual Link Discovery in Articles with Wikipedia Corpus (3 categories)
- Wikidata (3 categories)
- Linking, Searching, and Visualizing Entities for the Swedish Wikipedia (3 categories)
- Knowledge Derived from Wikipedia for Computing Semantic Relatedness (3 categories)
- Fast, Accurate, Multilingual Semantic Relatedness Measurement Using Wikipedia Links (3 categories)
- Cultural Bias in Wikipedia Content on Famous Persons (3 categories)
- Acquiring a Taxonomy from the German Wikipedia (3 categories)
- An Approach for Using Wikipedia to Measure the Flow of Trends Across Countries (3 categories)
- Measuring Contextual Fitness Using Error Contexts Extracted from the Wikipedia Revision History (3 categories)
