2013 · 128 citations · 19 references
ComputingComputer ScienceLinguisticsComputational LinguisticsDiscourse AnalysisNatural Language ProcessingLanguage ClassificationLanguage ModelingLanguage ModelsMultilingual Natural Language ProcessingPart-of-speech TaggingWord Sense DisambiguationAutomatic ClassificationMetricsMultilingual Dialogue SystemsMultilingual Online CommunicationMultilingual Text ClassificationSpoken DiscourseWord Recognition AccuracyWord-level Language Modeling
Multilingual speakers switch between languages in online and spoken communication.Analyses of large scale multilingual data require automatic language identification at the word level.For our experiments with multilingual online discussions, we first tag the language of individual words using language models and dictionaries.Secondly, we incorporate context to improve the performance.We achieve an accuracy of 98%.Besides word level accuracy, we use two new metrics to evaluate this task.
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