Natural Language Engineering

Papers
(The TQCC of Natural Language Engineering is 3. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-04-01 to 2025-04-01.)
ArticleCitations
Topical language generation using transformers58
SwitchNet: Learning to switch for word-level language identification in code-mixed social media text50
Emerging trends: Ethics, intimidation, and the Cold War39
SoundexGR: An algorithm for phonetic matching for the Greek language27
An end-to-end neural framework using coarse-to-fine-grained attention for overlapping relational triple extraction23
Gender bias in legal corpora and debiasing it20
NLE volume 27 issue 5 Cover and Back matter19
Emerging trends: a gentle introduction to RAG16
Start-up activity in the LLM ecosystem15
Natural Language Processing for Corpus Linguistics by Jonathan Dunn. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2022. ISBN 9781009070447 (PB), ISBN 9781009070447 (OC), vi+88 pages.14
Emerging trends: General fine-tuning (gft)13
Joint learning of morphology and syntax with cross-level contextual information flow13
Navigating the text generation revolution: Traditional data-to-text NLG companies and the rise of ChatGPT9
$NLP: How to spend a billion dollars9
Emerging trends: Smooth-talking machines8
Automated evaluation of the quality of ideas in compositions based on concept maps8
SSL-GAN-RoBERTa: A robust semi-supervised model for detecting Anti-Asian COVID-19 hate speech on social media7
Gamified crowdsourcing for idiom corpora construction7
Emerging trends: evaluating general purpose foundation models7
Parameter-efficient feature-based transfer for paraphrase identification6
Creating a large-scale diachronic corpus resource: Automated parsing in the Greek papyri (and beyond)6
PGST: A Persian gender style transfer method6
Cluster-based ensemble learning model for improving sentiment classification of Arabic documents6
Describe the house and I will tell you the price: House price prediction with textual description data5
From unified phrase representation to bilingual phrase alignment in an unsupervised manner5
NLE volume 28 issue 6 Cover and Back matter4
SEN: A subword-based ensemble network for Chinese historical entity extraction4
Killing me softly: Creative and cognitive aspects of implicitness in abusive language online4
NLE volume 27 issue 5 Cover and Front matter4
Actionable conversational quality indicators for improving task-oriented dialog systems4
NLE volume 28 issue 3 Cover and Front matter4
How you describe procurement calls matters: Predicting outcome of public procurement using call descriptions4
Explainable lexical entailment with semantic graphs3
Towards improving the robustness of sequential labeling models against typographical adversarial examples using triplet loss3
Neural automated writing evaluation for Korean L2 writing3
Recommending tasks based on search queries and missions3
Robert C. Berwick and Edward P. Stabler, editors. Minimalist Parsing. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2019. ISBN: 978-0-19-879508-7. Price. $40.00 (paperback). $84.00 (hardcover). xvi+192 pages3
Neural Arabic singular-to-plural conversion using a pretrained Character-BERT and a fused transformer3
Towards universal methods for fake news detection3
Plot extraction and the visualization of narrative flow3
Improving short text classification with augmented data using GPT-33
NLE volume 28 issue 5 Cover and Back matter3
NLE volume 27 issue 6 Cover and Front matter3
An unsupervised perplexity-based method for boilerplate removal3
MHeTRep: A multilingual semantically tagged health terms repository3
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