Special Interest Group on Computational Morphology and Phonology (SIGMORPHON)

2010

1. Proceedings of the 11th Meeting of the ACL Special Interest Group on Computational Morphology and Phonology

2. W10-22 [bib]: Entire Volume
3. W10-2200 [bib]: Front Matter

4. W10-2201 [bib]: Fred Mailhot
   Instance-Based Acquisition of Vowel Harmony
5. W10-2202 [bib]: Sara Finley
   Verifying Vowel Harmony Typologies
6. W10-2203 [bib]: Giorgio Magri
   Complexity of the Acquisition of Phonotactics in Optimality Theory
7. W10-2204 [bib]: Jeffrey Heinz; Cesar Koirala
   Maximum Likelihood Estimation of Feature-Based Distributions
8. W10-2205 [bib]: Kimmo Koskenniemi; Miikka Silfverberg
   A Method for Compiling Two-Level Rules with Multiple Contexts
9. W10-2206 [bib]: Jelena Prokic; Tim Van de Cruys
   Exploring Dialect Phonetic Variation Using PARAFAC
10. W10-2207 [bib]: Jason A. Shaw; Adamantios I. Gafos
    Quantitative Evaluation of Competing Syllable Parses
11. W10-2208 [bib]: Thomas Mayer
    Toward a Totally Unsupervised, Language-Independent Method for the Syllabification of Written Texts
12. W10-2209 [bib]: Bryan Jurish
    Comparing Canonicalizations of Historical German Text
13. W10-2210 [bib]: Oskar Kohonen; Sami Virpioja; Krista Lagus
    Semi-Supervised Learning of Concatenative Morphology
14. W10-2211 [bib]: Mikko Kurimo; Sami Virpioja; Ville Turunen; Krista Lagus
    Morpho Challenge 2005-2010: Evaluations and Results

2008

1. Proceedings of the Tenth Meeting of ACL Special Interest Group on Computational Morphology and Phonology

2. W08-07 [bib]: Entire Volume
3. W08-0700 [bib]: Front Matter

4. W08-0701 [bib]: Karen Livescu
   Invited talk: Phonological Models in Automatic Speech Recognition
5. W08-0702 [bib]: Rebecca Morley
   Bayesian Learning over Conflicting Data: Predictions for Language Change
6. W08-0703 [bib]: David Ellis
   A Bayesian Model of Natural Language Phonology: Generating Alternations from Underlying Forms
7. W08-0704 [bib]: Mark Johnson
   Unsupervised Word Segmentation for Sesotho Using Adaptor Grammars
8. W08-0705 [bib]: Jason Riggle
   Invited talk: Counting Rankings
9. W08-0706 [bib]: Max Bane; Jason Riggle
   Three Correlates of the Typological Frequency of Quantity-Insensitive Stress Systems
10. W08-0707 [bib]: ‘Ōiwi Parker Jones
    Phonotactic Probability and the Maori Passive: A Computational Approach
11. W08-0708 [bib]: Christian Monson; Alon Lavie; Jaime Carbonell; Lori Levin
    Evaluating an Agglutinative Segmentation Model for ParaMor

2007

1. Proceedings of Ninth Meeting of the ACL Special Interest Group in Computational Morphology and Phonology

2. W07-13 [bib]: Entire Volume
3. W07-1300 [bib]: Front Matter

4. W07-1301 [bib]: John Nerbonne; T. Mark Ellison; Grzegorz Kondrak
   Computing and Historical Phonology
5. W07-1302 [bib]: Brett Kessler
   Word Similarity Metrics and Multilateral Comparison
6. W07-1303 [bib]: T. Mark Ellison
   Bayesian Identification of Cognates and Correspondences
7. W07-1304 [bib]: Antonella Gaillard-Corvaglia; Jean-Léo Léonard; Pierre Darlu
   Testing Cladistics on Dialect Networks and Phyla (Gallo-Romance Vowels, Southern Italo-Romance Diasystems and Mayan Languages)
8. W07-1305 [bib]: Wilbert Heeringa; Brian Joseph
   The Relative Divergence of Dutch Dialect Pronunciations from their Common Source: An Exploratory Study
9. W07-1306 [bib]: Anil Kumar Singh; Harshit Surana
   Can Corpus Based Measures be Used for Comparative Study of Languages?
10. W07-1307 [bib]: Martijn Wieling; Therese Leinonen; John Nerbonne
    Inducing Sound Segment Differences Using Pair Hidden Markov Models
11. W07-1308 [bib]: Eric Smith
    Phonological Reconstruction of a Dead Language Using the Gradual Learning Algorithm
12. W07-1309 [bib]: Monojit Choudhury; Vaibhav Jalan; Sudeshna Sarkar; Anupam Basu
    Evolution, Optimization, and Language Change: The Case of Bengali Verb Inflections
13. W07-1310 [bib]: Hans Goebl
    On the Geolinguistic Change in Northern France between 1300 and 1900: A Dialectometrical Inquiry
14. W07-1311 [bib]: Thomas Pilz; Axel Philipsenburg; Wolfram Luther
    Visualizing the Evaluation of Distance Measures
15. W07-1312 [bib]: Hermann Moisl
    Data Nonlinearity in Exploratory Multivariate Analysis of Language Corpora
16. W07-1313 [bib]: Animesh Mukherjee; Monojit Choudhury; Anupam Basu; Niloy Ganguly
    Emergence of Community Structures in Vowel Inventories: An Analysis Based on Complex Networks
17. W07-1314 [bib]: Michael Cysouw; Hagen Jung
    Cognate Identification and Alignment Using Practical Orthographies
18. W07-1315 [bib]: Christian Monson; Jaime Carbonell; Alon Lavie; Lori Levin
    ParaMor: Minimally Supervised Induction of Paradigm Structure and Morphological Analysis
19. W07-1316 [bib]: Tyler Peterson; Gessiane Picanco
    Dynamic Correspondences: An Object-Oriented Approach to Tracking Sound Reconstructions
20. W07-1317 [bib]: Grzegorz Kondrak; David Beck; Philip Dilts
    Creating a Comparative Dictionary of Totonac-Tepehua

2006

1. Proceedings of the Eighth Meeting of the ACL Special Interest Group on Computational Phonology and Morphology at HLT-NAACL 2006

2. W06-32 [bib]: Entire Volume
3. W06-3200 [bib]: Front Matter

4. W06-3201 [bib]: Lynette Melnar; Chen Liu
   A Combined Phonetic-Phonological Approach to Estimating Cross-Language Phoneme Similarity in an ASR Environment
5. W06-3202 [bib]: Karin Müller
   Improving Syllabification Models with Phonotactic Knowledge
6. W06-3203 [bib]: Jeffrey Heinz
   Learning Quantity Insensitive Stress Systems via Local Inference
7. W06-3204 [bib]: Paul Boersma
   Invited Talk: Universal Constraint Rankings Result from Learning and Evolution
8. W06-3205 [bib]: Aris Xanthos; Yu Hu; John Goldsmith
   Exploring variant definitions of pointer length in MDL
9. W06-3206 [bib]: Antal van den Bosch; Sander Canisius
   Improved morpho-phonological sequence processing with constraint satisfaction inference
10. W06-3207 [bib]: Gaja Jarosz
    Richness of the Base and Probabilistic Unsupervised Learning in Optimality Theory
11. W06-3208 [bib]: Burcu Karagol-Ayan; David Doermann; Amy Weinberg
    Morphology Induction from Limited Noisy Data Using Approximate String Matching
12. W06-3209 [bib]: Erwin Chan
    Learning Probabilistic Paradigms for Morphology in a Latent Class Model
13. W06-3210 [bib]: Harald Hammarström
    A Naive Theory of Affixation and an Algorithm for Extraction

2004

1. Proceedings of the 7th Meeting of the ACL Special Interest Group in Computational Phonology: Current Themes in Computational Phonology and Morphology

2. W04-0100: Front Matter

3. W04-0101 [bib]: Andrew Wedel
   Category competition drives contrast maintenance within an exemplar-based production/perception loop
4. W04-0102 [bib]: Vito Pirrelli; Basilio Calderone; Ivan Herreros; Michele Virgilio
   Non-locality all the way through: Emergent Global Constraints in the Italian Morphological Lexicon
5. W04-0103 [bib]: Monojit Choudhury; Anupam Basu; Sudeshna Sarkar
   A Diachronic Approach for Schwa Deletion in Indo Aryan Languages
6. W04-0104 [bib]: Julie Carson-Berndsen; Robert Kelly; Moritz Neugebauer
   Automatic Acquisition of Feature-Based Phonotactic Resources
7. W04-0105 [bib]: Sharon Goldwater; Mark Johnson
   Priors in Bayesian Learning of Phonological Rules
8. W04-0106 [bib]: Mathias Creutz; Krista Lugas
   Induction of a Simple Morphology for Highly-Inflecting Languages
9. W04-0107 [bib]: Christian Monson; Alon Lavie; Jaime Carbonell; Lori Levin
   Unsupervised Induction of Natural Language Morphology Inflection Classes
10. W04-0108 [bib]: Guy De Pauw; Tom Laureys; Walter Daelemans; Hugo Van hamme
    A Comparison of Two Different Approaches to Morphological Analysis of Dutch
11. W04-0109 [bib]: Richard Wicentowski
    Multilingual Noise-Robust Supervised Morphological Analysis using the WordFrame Model
12. W04-0110 [bib]: C. Anton Rytting
    Segment Predictability as a Cue in Word Segmentation: Application to Modern Greek
13. W04-0111 [bib]: Kemal Oflazer; Yasin Yılmaz
    Vi-xfst: A Visual Regular Expression Development Environment for Xerox Finite State Tool

2002

1. Proceedings of the ACL-02 Workshop on Morphological and Phonological Learning

2. W02-0600: Front Matter

3. W02-0601 [bib]: Utpal Sharma; Jugal Kalita; Rajib Das
   Unsupervised Learning of Morphology for Building Lexicon for a Highly Inflectional Language
4. W02-0602 [bib]: Matthew G. Snover; Gaja E. Jarosz; Michael R. Brent
   Unsupervised Learning of Morphology Using a Novel Directed Search Algorithm: Taking the First Step
5. W02-0603 [bib]: Mathias Creutz; Krista Lagus
   Unsupervised Discovery of Morphemes
6. W02-0604 [bib]: Sylvain Neuvel; Sean A. Fulop
   Unsupervised Learning of Morphology Without Morphemes
7. W02-0605 [bib]: Mikhail Belkin; John Goldsmith
   Using eigenvectors of the bigram graph to infer morpheme identity
8. W02-0606 [bib]: Marco Baroni; Johannes Matiasek; Harald Trost
   Unsupervised discovery of morphologically related words based on orthographic and semantic similarity
9. W02-0607 [bib]: Adam Albright; Bruce Hayes
   Modeling English Past Tense Intuitions with Minimal Generalization
10. W02-0608 [bib]: Karin Müller
    Probabilistic Context-Free Grammars for Phonology

2000

1. Proceedings of the Fifth Meeting of the ACL Special Interest Group in Computational Phonology

1998

1. SIGPHON'98 The Computation of Phonological Constraints

2. W98-0900: Front Matter

3. W98-0901: Hyouk-Keun Kim
   Generating Interlanguage Syllabification in Optimality Theory
4. W98-0902: Markus Walther
   Computing Declarative Prosodic Morphology
5. W98-0903: Daniel M. Albro
   Three Formal Extensions to Primitive Optimality Theory
6. W98-0904: Jochen Trommer
   Optimal Morphology
7. W98-0905: Anja Belz
   An Approach to the Automatic Acquisition of Phonotactic Constraints
8. W98-0906: Alan D. Blair; John Ingram
   Loanword formation: a neural network approach

1997

1. Computational Phonology: Third Meeting of the ACL Special Interest Group in Computational Phonology

2. W97-1100: Front Matter

3. W97-1101: Anand Raman; John Newman; Jon Patrick
   A Complexity Measure for Diachronic Chinese Phonology
4. W97-1102: John Nerbonne; Wilbert Heeringa
   Measuring Dialect Distance Phonetically
5. W97-1103: Bart de Boer
   Self Organisation in Vowel Systems through Imitation
6. W97-1104: Rene Carre; Maria Mody
   Prediction of Vowel and Consonant Place of Articulation
7. W97-1105: Steven Bird
   A LEXICAL DATABASE TOOL FOR QUANTITATIVE PHONOLOGICAL RESEARCH
8. W97-1106: Hana Skoumalova
   A Czech Morphological Lexicon
9. W97-1107: John Coleman; Janet Pierrehumbert
   Stochastic phonological grammars and acceptability
10. W97-1108: George Anton Kiraz
    Linearization of Nonlinear Lexical Representations

1996

1. Computational Phonology in Speech Technology

1994

1. Computational Phonology

2. W94-0200: Front Matter

3. W94-0201: Steven Bird
   Automated Tone Transcription
4. W94-0202: Michael Mastroianni; Bob Carpenter
   Constraint-based Morpho-phonology
5. W94-0203: T. Mark Ellison
   Constraints, Exceptions and Representations
6. W94-0204: Gerald Penn; Richmond Thomason
   Default Finite State Machines and Finite State Phonology
7. W94-0205: Sheila M. Williams
   Lexical Phonology and Speech Style: Using a Model to Test a Theory
8. W94-0206: Michael Maxwell
   Parsing Using Linearly Ordered Phonological Rules
9. W94-0207: Thomas C. Bourgeois; Richard T. Oehrle
   Qualitative and Quantitative Dynamics of Vowels
10. W94-0208: Timothy A. Cartwright; Michael R. Brent
    Segmenting Speech Without a Lexicon: The Roles of Phonotactics and Speech Source