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Demos
A pytorch demonstration of a trained ARAE model
Fashion meets Computer Science and Natural Language Processing
Translating text to a virtual world (MUSE)
Generation of games from text (TERENCE)
Automated semantic annotation of textual stories (TERENCE)
Automated semantic annotation of video (AMASS++)
Talk2Car demo
Datasets and Software
Automatic detection and correction of context-dependent dt-mistakes using neural networks
Temporal Information Extraction by Predicting Relative Time-lines
Evaluating textual representations through image generation
Do Neural Network Cross-Modal Mappings Really Bridge Modalities?
Word-Level Loss Extensions for Neural Temporal Relation Classification
Imagined Visual Representations as Multimodal Embeddings
The cultural image captioning datasets in Sheng et.al (2019)
A dataset for multimodal question answering in the cultural heritage domain
Talk2Car : Giving commands to self-driving cars
Towards Extracting Absolute Event Timelines from English Clinical Reports
Imposing Relation Structure in Language-Model Embeddings Using Contrastive Learning
DAME platform for natural language processing:
Semantic role labeling
Deep learning approach
Traditional model using feature engineering
Bilingual Lexicon Induction Classifier
Structured Learning for Temporal Relation Extraction
The Amazon dresses dataset used in Zoghbi et al. (2016) and Laenen et al. (2018)
Bilingual Latent Dirichlet Allocation (BiLDA)
Latent words language model
Spatial role labeling
TempEval2-Adjudicated
Wikipedia article Barack Obama with TIMEX3
FABLES AND STORYDATASET (MUSE)
If you have any question with regard to the software that was developed in the LIIR group, please contact
prof. Marie-Francine Moens
.