Completed Bachelor and Master Theses

The following student theses have been completed within the Leibniz ScienceCampus “Empirical Linguistics and Computational Language Modeling”.

Konovalova, Ana: Anonymization of Corpora of Internet-Based Communication, 2018 (Viviana Nastase)
Schneider, Rudolph: Part-of-Speech Tagging for Classical Chinese, 2018 (Ines Rehbein)
Weidler, Tonio: Neural Networks for Extractive Timeline Summarization, 2018 (Katja Markert)

Bacher, Maximilian: Semi-Automatic Detection of new Spelling Variants for German, 2017 (Andreas Witt).
Birkenkamp, Alexander: Graphenbasierte Erkennung Deutscher Idiome
im Kontext, 2017 (Katja Markert).
Boteva, Vera: A discovery of distant connections between diseases and foods from the nutritional domain, 2017 (Viviana Nastase).
Burst, Sebastian: Graph-basierte Verfahren für WSI / WSD, 2017 (Anette Frank).
Fenrich, Nicole: Extraktion und Klassifikation kausaler Verben des Deutschen auf Basis multilingualer Daten, 2017 (Ines Rehbein).
Heilmann, Mira: Crosslinguales Dependenzparsing ohne parallele Daten, 2017 (Ines Rehbein).
Wilm, Rebecca: Extraktion von Affixoidkandidaten aus Korpora, 2017 (Josef Ruppenhofer).

2016

Hering, Jan Mirko: Domänenadaptive Sprachmodellierung im Kontext der Spracherkennung, 2016 (Yannick Versley).
Feldhus, Nils: An in-depth investigation on timeline summarization evaluation, 2016 (Katja Markert)
Klowersa, Miriam: Automated creation of sense-level sentiment lexica for German, 2016 (Katja Markert).
Nicholas, Dustin: Ein Ansatz für überwachtes Lernen in der Normalisierung historischer Texte, 2016 (Yannick Versley).
Rudolf, Kai-Fabian: Annotation impliziter semantischer Rollen mit lokalen SRL Modellen, 2016 (Anette Frank).
Steen, Julius: Using Semantic Relations to Explain Coherence in Argumentative Text, 2016 (Vivi Nastase).
Ulmer, Dennis: Analysen der Relationsvorhersage im Deutschen mithilfe von Wortvektorrepräsentationen, 2016 (Viviana Nastase).
Wolter, Isabell: Irony Recognition in German Twitter with the Help of User Data, 2016 (Katja Markert).

Cramer, Catarina: A Graph-Based Method for linking GermaNet Verbs to FrameNet, 2015 (Anette Frank).
Gerhard, Julian: Genre Adaptive Optimization of Normalization Algorithms, 2015 (Yannick Versley).
Gorski, Damian: Unsupervised Induction of Domain-Specific Narrative Schemas, 2015 (Anette Frank).
Grimm, David: Verbesserte Lemmatisierung in domänenfremden Texten, 2015 (Yannick Versley).
Kirilin, Angelika: Crosslinguale Analyse von Parserverhalten mittels Graphmotiven, 2015 (Yannick Versley).
Opitz, Juri Alexander: Tracing Players and Themes in the Regesta Imperii, 2015 (Anette Frank).
Ruder, Sebastian: Construction and Analysis of an Emotion Proposition Store, 2015 (Anette Frank,).
Zhou, Mengfei: Cross-lingual Semi-Supervised Modality, Tagging, 2015 (Anette Frank).

Fritz, Devon: Simplifying Texts: Contextual Constraints on Modifier Deletion, 2017, MA Thesis (Anette Frank).
Grimm, David: Commonsense Relation Classification with Textual Evidence and Long Short-Term Memories along Shortest Dependency Paths, 2017, MA Thesis (Anette Frank).
Zhou, Mengfei: Using Knowledge Graph for Targeted Information Extraction, 2017, MA Thesis (Vivi Na

Haider, Thomas: Experiments towards a functional stylistics for text genre classification in german and english, 2016 (Alexis Palmer).
Placzek, Jonas: Crowdsourcing for phenomenon-based Active Learning: A Pilot Study on Annotators’ Behavior, 2016 (Yannick Versley).

Bingel, Joachim: Instantiation and Implementation of a Corpus Query Lingua Franca, 2015 (Andreas Witt).

Haas, Michael: Weakly Supervised Learning for Compositional Sentiment Recognition, 2014 (Yannick Versley).