The CoMeRe project aims to build a kernel corpus of different Computer-Mediated Communication (CMC) genres with interactions in French as the main language, by assembling interactions stemming from networks such as the Internet or telecommunication, as well as mono and multimodal, synchronous and asynchronous communications. Corpora are assembled using a standard, thanks to the TEI (Text Encodi...

Forensic linguistics provides answers to four categories of inquiry in investigative and legal settings: (i) identification of author, language, or speaker; (ii) intertextuality, or the relationship between texts; (iii) text-typing or classification of text types such as threats, suicide notes, or predatory chat; and (iv) linguistic profiling to assess the author’s dialect, native language, age...

In our everyday life communication interaction among people leading to mutual learning and sharing of valuable knowledge, such as chat, messaging, comments, and posts on board etc. Also, social networking websites, search engines sharing huge data texts in websites. The text is nothing but the combination of characters. Therefore, analyzing and extracting information patterns from such data set...

Automated filters are commonly used in on line chat to stop users from sending malicious messages such as age-inappropriate language, bullying, and asking users to expose personal information. Rule based filtering systems are the most common way to deal with this problem but people invent increasingly subtle ways to disguise their malicious messages to bypass such filtering systems. Machine lea...

A Distance Learning Environment typically contains a collaborative tool such as an asynchronous web–board, synchronous text chat or synchronous audio communication. Users are restricted to communicating only with those using the same media, either text or voice, each of which suffer from its own disadvantages when used in isolation. We propose a bridge between text and voice communication that ...

Romanized script is popular today for communication in every country, as the script is almost universally enabled in text processors. In countries like India which is a linguistic cauldron, it is very common to see English text in email messages and chat transcripts, with generous sprinkling of words from local languages in roman script. Dubbed as Manglish (Malayalam and English) etc., this rom...

Noise is a stark reality in real life data. Especially in the domain of text analytics it has a significant impact as data cleaning forms a very large part (upto 80% time) of the data processing cycle. Noisy unstructured text is common in informal settings such as on-line chat, SMS, email, newsgroups and blogs, automatically transcribed text from speech data, and automatically recognized text f...