Citing LingPipe

If you want to cite the LingPipe software, we suggest following the Chicago Manual of Style's guideline 17.356 for citing web sites in scientific articles. For the bibliography, they suggest the following form:

• Alias-i. 2008. LingPipe 3.6.0. http://alias-i.com/lingpipe (accessed October 1, 2008)

For inline citations, that would be:

• (Alias-i 2008)

Papers Mentioning LingPipe

We list papers that we wrote, as well as papers written by others.

Papers from Alias-i

We've spent much more time writing code, javadoc and tutorials than papers, but we have produced a few to go along with workshops or bakeoffs.

• Carpenter, Bob. 2007. LingPipe for 99.99% Recall of Gene Mentions. Proceedings of the 2nd BioCreative workshop. Valencia, Spain. [pdf]
• Carpenter, Bob. 2006. Character language models for Chinese word segmentation and named entity recogntion. Proceedings of the 5th ACL Chinese Special Interest Group (SIGHan). Sydney, Austrlia. [pdf]
• Carpenter, Bob. 2005. Scaling High-Order Character Language Models to Gigabytes. In Proceedings of the Association for Computational Linguistics Workshop on Software. Ann Arbor. [pdf]
• Carpenter, Bob. 2004. Phrasal Queries with LingPipe and Lucene. In Proceedings of the 13th Meeting of the Text Retrieval Conference (TREC). Gaithersburg, Maryland. [pdf]
• Carpenter, Bob. 2004. Orthographic variation with Lucene. In O. Gospodnetic and E. Hatcher, Lucene in Action. Manning Press.

Third-Party Papers

If we missed your paper and you'd like to see it in this list, please drop us a line at lingpipe@alias-i.com.

• Bischoff, Kerstin, Thomas Mandl and Christa Womser-Hacker. 2007. Blind Relevance Feedback and Named Entity Based Query Expansion for Geographic Retrieval at GeoCLEF 2006. In Evaluation of Multilingual and Multi-modal Information Retrieval, CLEF 2007. Springer. publisher link]
• Buscaldi, Davide and Paolo Rosso. 2007. On the Relative Importance of Toponyms in GeoCLEF. In Proceedings of CLEF 2007. [pdf]
• Chambers, Nate and Shan Wang. 2006. Temporal Ordering of Event Descriptions. CS 229 Class Project. Stanford University. [pdf]
• Chen, Jiangping, He Ge, Y. Wu, and S. Jiang. 2004. UNT at TREC 2004: Question Answering Combining Multiple Evidences. Text Retrieval Conference (TREC). [pdf]
• Chen, Jiangping, Ping Yu and He Ge. 2005. UNT 2005 TREC QA Participation: Using Lemur as IR Search Engine. In Proceedings of TREC 2005. [pdf]
• Clarke, James and Mirella Lapata. 2007. Modelling Compression with Discourse Constraints. In Proceedings of EMNLP/CoNLL 2007. [pdf]
• Damianos, Laurie, Jay Ponte, Steve Wohlever, Florence Reeder, David Day, George Wilson, and Lynette Hirschman. 2002. MiTAP for Bio-Security: A Case Study. AI Magazine 23(4):13-29. [pdf]
• Deschacht, K., M. F. Moens, and W. Robeyns. 2007. Crossmedia entity recognition in nearly parallel visual and textual documents. 8th RIAO Conference on Large-Scale Semantic Access. [pdf]
• Duong, Deborah, Ben Goertzel, Jim Venuto, Ryan Richardson, Shawn Bohner, and Edward Fox. 2006. Support Vector Machines to Weight Voters in a Voting System of Entity Extractors. In Proceedings of the International Joint Conference on Neural Networks (IJCNN). [publishers page]
• Geoffrey, Andogah. 2007. GIR [Geographic Information Retrieval] Experimentation. In Evaluation of Multilingual and Multi-modal Information Retrieval, CLEF 2006. Springer. [publisher link].
• Kashani, Mehdi M. and Fred Popowich. 2006. Pronoun Generation for Text Summarization and Question Answering. In Proceedings of 5th Slovenian and 1st international Language Technologies Conference. [pdf].
• Neumann, Günter and Bogdan Sacaleanu. 2005. Experiments on Robust NL Question Interpretation and Multi-layered Document Annotation for a Cross–Language Question/Answering System. In Multilingual Information Access for Text, Speech and Images, CLEF 2004. Springer. [publisher link].
• Schilder, Frank, Andrew McCulloh, Bridget Thomson McInnes, and Alex Zhou. 2005. TLR at DUC: Tree similarity. Proceedings of the Document Understanding Conference (DUC). [pdf]
• Strötgen, Robert, Thomas Mandl, and René Schneider. 2006. A Fast Forward Approach to Cross-Lingual Question Answering for English and German. In Accessing Multilingual Information Repositories, CLEF 2005. Springer. [publisher link].
• Stokes, Y.L.N., L. Cavedon, and A. Moffat. 2006. NICTA I2D2 Group at GeoCLEF 2006. Proceedings of CLEF. [pdf]
• Vlachos, Andreas and Caroline Gasperin. 2006. Bootstrapping and Evaluating Named Entity Recognition in the Biomedical Domain. In Proceedings of the BioNLP Workshop at HLT-NAACL. [pdf].
• Vlachos, Andreas, Caroline Gasperin, Ian Lewin, and Ted Briscoe. 2006. Bootstrapping the Recognition and Anaphoric Linking of Named Entities in Drosophila Articles. In Proceedings of the Pacific Symposium on Biocomputing 11:100-111. [pdf]

Patent Applications

Yes, we've even been mentioned in 3rd-party patent applications! One doesn't need to own all the intellectual property mentioned in a patent to get a patent.

• Frankie E. D. Patman and Charles Kinston Williams. 2007. Filtering extracted personal names. U.S. Patent Application 20070005578A1. [Google Patents]

Courses using LingPipe

I know there are more out there, but these are the only syllabi I could find online (search: <syllabus lingpipe site:.edu>). Let us know if you are using us in your class, especially if you'd like help.

• William Lewis. 2008. Ling 570: Shallow Processing Techniques for Natural Language Processing. University of Washington. [syllabus]