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Most cited papers from Lymba (United States)

What are the most cited papers from Lymba (United States)?

The most cited paper from Lymba (United States) is "*SEM 2012 Shared Task: Resolving the Scope and Focus of Negation" (Roser Morante, Eduardo Blanco, 2012), with 124 citations. Next come "Avoid being the Turkey: How big data analytics changes the game of strategy in times of ambiguity and uncertainty" (77) and "Experiments with reasoning for temporal relations between events" (52).

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1 *SEM 2012 Shared Task: Resolving the Scope and Focus of Negation Roser Morante, Eduardo Blanco 7 Jun 2012 124
2 Avoid being the Turkey: How big data analytics changes the game of strategy in times of ambiguity and uncertainty Mark van Rijmenam, Tatiana Erekhinskaya, Jochen Schweitzer et al. · Long Range Planning Open access 14 Jun 2018 77
3 Experiments with reasoning for temporal relations between events Marta Tatu, Munirathnam Srikanth Conference paperOpen access 2008 52
4 Polaris: Lymba’s Semantic Parser DAN I. MOLDOVAN, Eduardo Blanco Conference paperOpen access May 2012 17
5 Semi-Automatic Domain Ontology Creation from Text Resources Mithun Balakrishna, DAN I. MOLDOVAN, Marta Tatu et al. Conference paperOpen access May 2010 15
6 Automatic Extraction of Actionable Knowledge Marta Tatu, Mithun Balakrishna, Steven D. Werner et al. Conference paper Feb 2016 13
7 A Semantic Scattering model for the automatic interpretation of English genitives Adriana Badulescu, DAN I. MOLDOVAN · Natural Language Engineering 29 Aug 2008 11
8 A Semantic Logic-Based Approach to Determine Textual Similarity Eduardo Blanco, DAN I. MOLDOVAN · IEEE/ACM Transactions on Audio Speech and Language Processing 2 Mar 2015 9
9 Knowledge Extraction for Literature Review Tatiana Erekhinskaya, Mithun Balakrishna, Marta Tatu et al. Conference paper 10 Jun 2016 8
10 K-Extractor: Automatic Knowledge Extraction for Hybrid Question Answering Mithun Balakrishna, Steven D. Werner, Marta Tatu et al. Conference paper Feb 2016 6
11 Leveraging Verb-Argument Structures to Infer Semantic Relations Eduardo Blanco, DAN I. MOLDOVAN Conference paperOpen access 2014 6
12 A Semantically Enhanced Approach to Determine Textual Similarity Eduardo Blanco, DAN I. MOLDOVAN Conference paperOpen access 2013 6
13 Fine-Grained Focus for Pinpointing Positive Implicit Meaning from Negated Statements Eduardo Blanco, DAN I. MOLDOVAN 3 Jun 2012 5
14 Towards Understanding Creative Language in Tweets Linrui Zhang, Yisheng Zhou, Yang Yu et al. · Journal of Software Engineering and Applications Open access 2019 4
15 Semantic question answering on big data Marta Tatu, Steven D. Werner, Mithun Balakrishna et al. Conference paperOpen access 2 Jun 2016 4
16 A Logic Prover Approach to Predicting Textual Similarity Eduardo Blanco, DAN I. MOLDOVAN 11 Mar 2015 4
17 Ten ways of leveraging ontologies for natural language processing and its enterprise applications Tatiana Erekhinskaya, Д. С. Стребков, Sujal Patel et al. Conference paper 26 May 2020 3
18 Leveraging Ontologies for Natural Language Processing in Enterprise Applications Tatiana Erekhinskaya, Matthew Morris, Д. С. Стребков et al. · Lecture notes in computer science Conference paper 2020 1
19 Personalized Medical Reading Recommendation: Deep Semantic Approach Tatiana Erekhinskaya, Mithun Balakrishna, Marta Tatu et al. · Lecture notes in computer science Conference paper 2016 1
20 A Tool for Extracting Conversational Implicatures Marta Tatu, DAN I. MOLDOVAN Conference paperOpen access May 2012 1
21 Inducing Ontologies from Folksonomies using Natural Language Understanding Marta Tatu, Dan Moldovan Conference paperOpen access May 2010 0
22 Finding Associations between People Eduardo Blanco, DAN I. MOLDOVAN 6 Mar 2015 0
23 Minimal training based semantic categorization in a voice activated question answering (VAQA) system Mithun Balakrishna, Marta Tatu, DAN I. MOLDOVAN Conference paper 22 Sep 2008 0

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