Suleymanova Elena Anatol'evna

Publications in Math-Net.Ru

1. “A year ago”: on normalisation of one type of temporal expressions
   
   Artificial Intelligence and Decision Making, 2020, no. 1,  27–39
2. Eventive vs. non-eventive sense of nouns: disambiguation using neural network approach
   
   Program Systems: Theory and Applications, 11:4 (2020),  31–53
3. PaRuS — syntax annotated Russian corpus
   
   Program Systems: Theory and Applications, 10:4 (2019),  181–199
4. A dependency-based distributional semantic model for identifying taxonomic similarity
   
   Program Systems: Theory and Applications, 9:4 (2018),  443–460
5. Disambiguation between eventive and non-eventive meaning of nouns
   
   Program Systems: Theory and Applications, 9:4 (2018),  3–33
6. The actuality modality in the framework of the information extraction for texts written in a natural language
   
   Program Systems: Theory and Applications, 7:4 (2016),  267–286
7. On two types of time-referring expressions
   
   Program Systems: Theory and Applications, 7:4 (2016),  209–229
8. Semantic analysis of contextual dates
   
   Program Systems: Theory and Applications, 6:4 (2015),  367–399
9. Linguistic modeling of temporal adverbial localizer
   
   Program Systems: Theory and Applications, 6:4 (2015),  209–225
10. Referential profile — a tool for studying reference in discourse
    
    Program Systems: Theory and Applications, 6:1 (2015),  73–82
11. An integrated approach to disambiguating relational-appositional constructions
    
    Program Systems: Theory and Applications, 5:4 (2014),  41–66
12. Specifics of ontology editor's user interface
    
    Program Systems: Theory and Applications, 4:4 (2013),  33–44
13. A method for coreference resolution within information extraction
    
    Program Systems: Theory and Applications, 4:1 (2013),  15–30
14. Role of knowledge in information extraction systems
    
    Program Systems: Theory and Applications, 3:3 (2012),  57–70
15. On referential aspects of fact extraction
    
    Program Systems: Theory and Applications, 3:3 (2012),  41–56