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Analysis of Speeches in Indian Parliamentary Debates
With the increasing usage of the internet, more and more data is being digitized including parliamentary debates but they are in an unstructured format.
OntoSenseNet: A Verb-Centric Ontological Resource for Indian Languages
This framework proposes that meaning of words are in-formed by intrinsic and extrinsic ontological structures.
A Formal Ontology-Based Classification of Lexemes and its Applications
Annotations are done by native speakers according to defined annotation guidelines.
What makes us laugh? Investigations into Automatic Humor Classification
Most scholarly works in the field of computational detection of humour derive their inspiration from the incongruity theory.
Enrichment of OntoSenseNet: Adding a Sense-annotated Telugu lexicon
In this paper, we provide an overview of the annotation procedure and present the validation of our resource through inter-annotator agreement.
Sarcasm Detection : Building a Contextual Hierarchy
The problem with such an approach is that it is too narrow, as it is unable to sufficiently utilize the two indispensable agents in making such an utterance, viz.
