Classifying Sluice Occurrences in Dialogue (L18-1)

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Challenge: Ellipsis is an important challenge for natural language processing systems, says a new paper . previous work on ellipsis focused on news data, but sluicing presents a challenge for dialogue systems .
Approach: They describe a corpus of 4100 sluice occurrences from the NYTimes Gigaword corpus . they build a classifier model to automatically classify slujce .
Outcome: The proposed corpus contains 4100 sluice occurrences, with an accuracy of 67% . the work will support empirical research into slujcing in dialogue systems .

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