NAACL

NLP

8,406 papers · 2000–2025

NAACL (North American Chapter of the Association for Computational Linguistics) covers natural language processing and computational linguistics.

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Top authors

Dan Roth 57 papers

Mohit Bansal 51 papers

Noah A. Smith 46 papers

Heng Ji 45 papers

Graham Neubig 43 papers

Dan Klein 41 papers

Ryan Cotterell 36 papers

Iryna Gurevych 36 papers

Yang Liu 34 papers

Nanyun Peng 33 papers

Authors are matched by name, so researchers who share a name ("Yang Liu", "Wei Wang") appear as a single profile and their counts at this venue are combined. How identity is handled.

Newest papers

Text Normalization for Sentiment Analysis in Japanese Social Media 2025

From Conversational Speech to Readable Text: Post-Processing Noisy Transcripts in a Low-Resource Setting 2025

Wikipedia is Not a Dictionary, Delete! Text Classification as a Proxy for Analysing Wiki Deletion Discussions 2025

Enhancing NER Performance in Low-Resource Pakistani Languages using Cross-Lingual Data Augmentation 2025

Multi-BERT: Leveraging Adapters for Low-Resource Multi-Domain Adaptation 2025

Automatically Generating Chinese Homophone Words to Probe Machine Translation Estimation Systems 2025

FaBERT: Pre-training BERT on Persian Blogs 2025

Prompt Guided Diffusion for Controllable Text Generation 2025

Applying Transformer Architectures to Detect Cynical Comments in Spanish Social Media 2025

On-Device LLMs for Home Assistant: Dual Role in Intent Detection and Response Generation 2025

We’re Calling an Intervention: Exploring Fundamental Hurdles in Adapting Language Models to Nonstandard Text 2025

Automatic normalization of noisy technical reports with an LLM: What effects on a downstream task? 2025

Identifying and analyzing ‘noisy’ spelling errors in a second language corpus 2025

Restoring Missing Spaces in Scraped Hebrew Social Media 2025

Sentiment Analysis on Video Transcripts: Comparing the Value of Textual and Multimodal Annotations 2025

Towards a Social Media-based Disease Surveillance System for Early Detection of Influenza-like Illnesses: A Twitter Case Study in Wales 2025

Speaker Identification and Dataset Construction Using LLMs: A Case Study on Japanese Narratives 2025

Narrative Studio: Visual narrative exploration using LLMs and Monte Carlo Tree Search 2025

Tracking Evolving Relationship Between Characters in Books in the Era of Large Language Models 2025

CHATTER: A character-attribution dataset for narrative understanding 2025

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