Indonesian people tend to use code-mixing or code-switching in every language activity. Language/Code is a way that used express something. For who are being bilingual/multilingual, it will be seen how they speak. The speak sounds sometimes their speech mixed with foreign languages. This mixing known as code mixing. Code occurs when someone fluent both languages ​​uses elements of the two ​​int...

We approach the zero-anaphora resolution problem by decomposing it into intra-sentential and inter-sentential zeroanaphora resolution. For the former problem, syntactic patterns of the appearance of zero-pronouns and their antecedents are useful clues. Taking Japanese as a target language, we empirically demonstrate that incorporating rich syntactic pattern features in a state-of-the-art learni...

In natural language relationships between entities can asserted within a single sentence or over many sentences in a document. Many information extraction systems are constrained to extracting binary relations that are asserted within a single sentence (single-sentence relations) and this limits the proportion of relations they can extract since those expressed across multiple sentences (inter-...

This study highlights the grammatical boundaries of code-mixing and code-switching practices. The data were collected from several Indonesian scholars’ work on topic and/or code-switching. then analyzed using a descriptive interpretative approach. Many overlapping comprehensions determinations are found in work. concludes that intra-sentential has no certain differences codemixing. Therefore, i...

We present an approach to automatically identifying the arguments of discourse connectives based on data from the Penn Discourse Treebank. Of the two arguments of connectives, called Arg1 and Arg2, we focus on Arg1, which has proven more challenging to identify. Our approach employs a sentence-based representation of arguments, and distinguishes intra-sentential connectives, which take both the...

1. The authors use the terms Inter-sentential language patters and provide examples such as -<>, and <>. How are these patterns different from word pairs?. The authors also describe that the ISL patters outperform the word patters, without providing examples on how each of these are different. The usage of terms in the abstract, without providing any supp...

This paper presents an ongoing research project, started in March 2010 and sponsored by the Swiss National Science Foundation, which aims at improving machine translation output in terms of textual coherence. Coherence in text is mainly due to inter-sentential dependencies. Statistical Machine Translation (SMT) systems, currently sentence-based, often fail to translate these dependencies correc...

Sense classification of discourse relations is a sub-task of shallow discourse parsing. Discourse relations can occur both across sentences (inter-sentential) and within sentences (intra-sentential), and more than one discourse relation can hold between the same units. Using a newly available corpus of discourse-annotated intra-sentential conjoined verb phrases, we demonstrate a sequential clas...