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2nd RASLAN 2008 Karlova Studanka, Czech Republic
- Petr Sojka, Ales Horák:
The 2nd Workshop on Recent Advances in Slavonic Natural Languages Processing, RASLAN 2008, Karlova Studanka, Czech Republic, December 5-7, 2008. Masaryk University 2008, ISBN 978-80-210-4741-9 - Pavel Smerk:
Towards Czech Morphological Guesser. 1-4 - Marek Grác:
Semi-automatic Approach to Building Dictionary between Slavonic Languages. 5 - Pavel Rychlý:
A Lexicographer-Friendly Association Score. 6-9 - Jan Pomikálek:
Corpus Architect. 10 - Vasek Nemcík:
The Saara Framework. 11-16 - Martina Cíhalová, Nikola Ciprich, Marie Duzí, Marek Mensík:
TIL and Logic Programming. 17-30 - Tomás Frydrych, Ondrej Kohut, Michal Kosinár:
TIL in Knowledge-Based Multi-Agent Systems. 31-40 - Karel Pala, Ales Horák:
Can Complex Valency Frames be Universal? 41-48 - Vasek Nemcík, Dana Hlavácková-Schindler, Ales Horák, Karel Pala, Michal Úradník:
Processing Czech Verbal Synsets with Relations to English WordNet. 49-55 - Milos Jakubícek:
Extraction of Syntactic Structures Based on the Czech Parser Synt. 56-62 - Vojtech Kovár, Milos Jakubícek:
Test Suite for the Czech Parser Synt. 63-70 - Jan Busta:
Computing Idioms Frequency in Text Corpora. 71-74 - Radim Rehurek:
Plagiarism Detection through Vector Space Models Applied to a Digital Library. 75-83 - Jirí Materna:
Automatic Web Page Classification. 84-93 - Pavel Hancar:
Building Big Czech Corpus. 94-97 - Petr Sojka:
Towards Natural Natural Language Processing. 98-100
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