My research interests lie in
Information Extraction (IE). My PhD thesis, supervised
by Dr. R. Gaizauskas,
was in IE as is the
NAMIC project I have been working on for 2 years (01/2000
-04/2002). Afterwards I strayed into the area of Dialogue System and
worked on the
the COMIC project, which deals
with multi-modal dialogue. We at Sheffield were mainly involved in the
dialogue and action management (03/2002 - 02/2005).
Now (as of March 2005) I am again involved in an Information
Extraction project called CLEF Services, a follow-up project of
CLEF, where I am primarily
working on temporal information extraction.
I have co-organised a workshop at LREC2002 and I
was involved in the TERQAS
workshop about time and event recognition
for question answering systems.
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publications
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Temporal IE
The Specification Language TimeML
James Pustejovsky, Robert Ingria, Roser Saurí, José Castaño,
Jessica Littman, Robert Gaizauskas, Andrea Setzer, Graham Katz
and Inderjeet Mani
The Language of Time - a Reader, Oxford University Press, 2005
Using Semantic Inferences for Temporal Annotation Comparison
A. Setzer, R. Gaizauskas and M. Hepple
(revised version of ICoS paper below)
The Language of Time - a Reader, Oxford University Press, 2005
Representing Temporal and Event Knowledge for QA Systems
James Pustejovsky, Roser Saurí, José Castaño, Dragomir Radev,
Robert Gaizauskas, Andrea Setzer, Beth Sundheim and Graham Katz
New Directions in Question Answering, MIT Press, 2005
Using Semantic Inferences for Temporal Annotation Comparison
A. Setzer, R. Gaizauskas and M. Hepple
Proceedings of the Fourth International Workshop on Inference in
Computational Semantics (ICoS-4), 2003 (pdf version above)
The TIMEBANK Corpus
D. Day, L. Ferro, R. Gaizauskas, P. Hanks, M. Lazo, J. Pustejovsky,
R. Sauri, A. See, A. Setzer, and B. Sundheim
Corpus Linguistics 2003, Lancaster, UK, March 2003
TimeML: Robust Specification of Event and Temporal Expressions in Text
James Pustejovsky, José Castaño, Robert Ingria, Roser Saurí, Robert
Gaizauskas, Andrea Setzer and Graham Katz
IWCS-5 Fifth International Workshop on Computational Semantics, 2003
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On the Importance of Annotating Temporal Event-Event Relations in Text
Andrea Setzer and Robert Gaizauskas
LREC 2002, Workshop on Annotation Standards for Temporal Information
in Natural Language
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A Pilot Study on Annotating Temporal Relations in Text
Also in PDF
Andrea Setzer and Robert Gaizauskas
ACL 2001, Workshop on Temporal and Spatial Information Processing
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Annotating Events and Temporal Information in Newswire Texts
Andrea Setzer and Robert Gaizauskas
LREC 2000
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Building a Temporally Annotated Corpus for Information Extraction
Andrea Setzer and Robert Gaizauskas
LREC 2000, workshop: Information Extraction Meets Corpus Linguistics
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Temporal Information in Newswire Articles: An Annotation
Scheme and Corpus Study
Also in
PDF
PhD thesis
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Dialogue Systems
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Multimodal Dialogue Management in the COMIC Project
Roberta Catizone, Andrea Setzer, and Yorick Wilks
Workshop on 'Dialogue Systems: interaction, adaptation and styles of
management', European Chapter of the Association for Computational
Linguistics(EACL), Budapest, Hungary, April 2003
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Machine Learning Approaches to Human Dialogue Modelling
Y. Wilks, N. Webb, Setzer, A. Catizone, R.
In Kuppervelt, Smith (eds.) Current and New Directions in Discourse
and Dialogue, Kluwer, Berlin (2004).
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IE
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Scaling-up Information Extraction
Roberta Catizone, Andrea Setzer and Nick Webb
Workshop on 'Event Modelling for Multilingual Document Linking',
Language Resources and Evaluation Conference(LREC 2002), Las Palmas
Canary Islands, June 2002
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Multilingual Authoring: the NAMIC Approach
Basili, R., R. Catizone, L. Padro, M. T. Pazienza, G. Rigau, A. Setzer,
N. Webb, Y. Wilks, and F. M. Zanzotto
ACL 2001, Workshop on Human Language Technology and Knowledge Management
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