Articole din publicaţii internaţionale: Recent submissions

  • BOBICEV, Victoria; LAZU, Victoria; ISTRATI, Daniela (Association for Computational Linguistics, 2018)
    This paper describes the participation of the LILU team in SMM4H challenge on social media mining for health related events description such as drug intakes or vaccinations.
  • BOBICEV, Victoria; SOKOLOVA, Marina (Association for Computational Linguistics, 2018)
    In the current study, we apply multi-class and multi-label sentence classification to sentiment analysis of online medical forums. We aim to identify major health issues discussed in online social media and the types of ...
  • MĂRĂNDUC, Cătălina; MITITELU, Cătălin; BOBICEV, Victoria (International Workshop on Treebanks and Linguistic Theories, 2017)
    This paper describes the semantic format of the UAIC Ro-Dia Dependency Treebank, based on the previous classical syntactic annotation. The discussed format exploits all the semantic information annotated in the morphological ...
  • BOBICEV, Victoria (Institutul de Matematică şi Informatică al AŞM, 2011)
    In this work, we analyze sentiments and opinions expressed in user-written Web messages. The messages discuss health related topics: medications, treatment, illness and cure, etc. Recognition of sentiments and opinions is ...
  • BOBICEV, Victoria; SOKOLOVA, Marina; OAKES, Michael (Springer Nature Switzerland, 2015)
    This work studies sentiment and factual transitions on an online medical forum where users correspond in English. We work with discussions dedicated to reproductive technologies, an emotionally-charged issue. In several ...
  • BOBICHEV, Victoria; KANISHCHEVA, Olga; CHEREDNICHENKO, Olga (IEEE, 2017)
    In this article, we explore the task of sentiment analysis for Ukrainian and Russian news, analyze different approaches and linguistics resources for sentiment analysis. We developed a corpus of Ukrainian and Russian news ...
  • BOBICEV, Victoria; MAXIM, Victoria (Faculty of Computer Science "Alexandru Ioan Cuza" University of Iași, 2012)
    The paper reports about an experiment of creation and development of an associative dictionary for the Romanian language. It outlines the first phase of the experiment when word associations were collected using questionnaire ...
  • BOBICEV, Victoria; SOKOLOVA, Marina; OAKES, Michael (Association for Computational Linguistics and Dublin City University, 2014)
    Currently 19%-28% of Internet users participate in online health discussions. In this work, we study sentiments expressed on online medical forums. As well as considering the predominant sentiments expressed in individual ...
  • MĂRĂNDUC, Cătălina; BOBICEV, Victoria (Editura Academiei Române, 2019)
    We have created a subcorpus of the treebank in dependency grammar of the Faculty of Computer Science, Al. I. Cuza University, containing folklore collected from the Republic of Moldova, annotated there by the students of ...
  • MĂRĂNDUC, Cătălina; BOBICEV, Victoria; PEREZ, Cenel Augusto (Romanian Academy, Bucharest, 2020)
    In this paper we present a dependency treebank morphologically and syntactically annotated in a specific scheme. We managed to increase the accuracy of the POS-tagger and the syntactic parser used, which led to the increase ...
  • MǍRǍNDUC, Cǎtǎlina; BOBICEV, Victoria; UNTILOV, Roman (IEEE, 2020)
    The paper describes the experiments of automatic parsing on a Romanian corpus that contains various types of Romanian texts. The corpus has morphological and syntactic annotations using the dependency grammar model. We ...
  • BOBICEV, Victoria; SOKOLOVA, Marina (Springer Nature Switzerland, 2015)
    In this study we propose a new method to classify sentiments in messages posted on online forums. Traditionally, sentiment classification relies on analysis of emotionally-charged words and discourse units found in the ...
  • BOBICEV, Victoria (Association for Computational Linguistics, 2013)
    This paper reports on our work in the NLI shared task 2013 on Native Language Identification. The task is to automatically detect the native language of the TOEFL essays authors in a set of given test documents in English. ...
  • BOBICEV, Victoria; SOKOLOVA, Marina; JAFER, Yasser; SCHRAMM, David (Springer Nature Switzerland, 2012)
    We present results of sentiment analysis in Twitter messages that disclose personal health information. In these messages (tweets), users discuss ailment, treatment, medications, etc. We use the author-centric annotation ...
  • SOKOLOVA, Marina; BOBICEV, Victoria (INCOMA Ltd., 2015)
    Our current work analyses relations between sentiments and activity of authors of online In-Vitro Fertilization forums. We focus on two types of active authors: those who start new discussions and those who post significantly ...
  • BOBICEV, Victoria; SOKOLOVA, Marina (INCOMA Ltd., 2017)
    Manual text annotation is an essential part of Big Text analytics. Although annotators work with limited parts of data sets, their results are extrapolated by automated text classification and affect the final classification ...
  • KANISHCHEVA, Olga; BOBICEV, Victoria (INCOMA Ltd., 2017)
    Today’s massive news streams demand the automate analysis which is provided by various online news explorers. However, most of them do not provide sentiment analysis. The main problem of sentiment analysis of news is the ...
  • BOBICEV, Victoria; SOKOL, Marina (Springer Nature Switzerland, 2017)
    Our current work studies sentiment representation in messages posted on health forums. We analyze 11 sentiment representations in a framework of multi-label learning. We use Exact Match and F-score to compare effectiveness ...
  • BOBICEV, Victoria (Association for Computational Linguistics, 2007)
    In this paper the comparison of two PPM (Prediction by Partial Matching) methods for automatic content-based text classification is described: on the basis of letters and on the basis of words. The investigation was driven ...
  • SOKOLOVA, Marina; BOBICEV, Victoria (Association for Computational Linguistics, 2009)
    This paper presents a machine learning study of affective words in Russian and Romanian languages. We tag the word affective meaning by one of the WordNet Affect six labels anger, disgust, fear, joy, sadness, surprise and ...

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