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In particular, we are able to recognize mentioned language: that is, tokens (e.g., words, phrases, sentences, letters, symbols, sounds) produced to draw attention to linguistic properties that they possess. Evidence suggests that humans frequently employ the use-mention distinction, and we would be severely handicapped without it; mentioned language frequently occurs for the introduction of new words, attribution of statements, explanation of meaning, and assignment of names. Moreover, just as we benefit from mutual recognition of the use-mention distinction, the potential exists for us to benefit from language technologies that recognize it as well. With a better understanding of the use-mention distinction, applications can be built to extract valuable information from mentioned language, leading to better language learning materials, precise dictionary building tools, and highly adaptive computer dialogue systems. This dissertation presents the first computational study of how the use-mention distinction occurs in natural language, with a focus on occurrences of mentioned language. Three specific contributions are made. The first is a framework for identifying and analyzing instances of mentioned language, in an effort to reconcile elements of previous theoretical work for practical use. Definitions for mentioned language, metalanguage, and quotation have been formulated, and a procedural rubric has been constructed for labeling instances of mentioned language. The second is a sequence of three labeled corpora of mentioned language, containing delineated instances of the phenomenon. The corpora illustrate the variety of mentioned language, and they enable analysis of how the phenomenon relates to sentence structure. Using these corpora, inter-annotator agreement studies have quantified the concurrence of human readers in labeling the phenomenon. The third contribution is a method for identifying common forms of mentioned language in text, using patterns in metalanguage and sentence structure. Although the full breadth of the phenomenon is likely to elude computational tools for the foreseeable future, some specific, common rules for detecting and delineating mentioned language have been shown to perform well. Keyword: Artificial Intelligence; computational linguistics; Computer Science; dialog systems; Language; Linguistics; metalanguage; natural language processing URL: http://hdl.handle.net/1903/11694 BASE Hide details 11 A distributional and syntactic approach to fine-grained opinion mining Sayeed, Asad Basheer. - 2011 BASE Show details 12 The Circle of Meaning: From Translation to Paraphrasing and Back Madnani, Nitin. - 2010 BASE Show details 13 Combining Linguistic and Machine Learning Techniques for Word Alignment Improvement Ayan, Necip Fazil. - 2005 BASE Show details 14 Converting English text to speech : a machine learning approach Bakiri, Ghulum. - : Oregon State University BASE Show details 15 Hierarchical Bayesian Models of Verb Learning in Children Parisien, Christopher. - NO_RESTRICTION BASE Show details 16 Measuring Semantic Distance using Distributional Profiles of Concepts Mohammad, Saif. - NO_RESTRICTION BASE Show details 17 Computational Approaches to Style and the Lexicon Brooke, Julian. - NO_RESTRICTION BASE Show details 18 Exploiting Linguistic Knowledge to Infer Properties of Neologisms Cook, C. 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