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A compilation of the #EMNLP2020 live-tweeted papers

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05 January 2021



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This month, we have gathered all the papers that were live-tweeted during the Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing conference (EMNLP2020). You can click on the tweets and check the related threads to read more about the papers and sessions.

Computational social science and social media

Information extraction, lexical and sentence-level semantics, psycholinguistics, language generation and other

Interpretability, explainability, machine learning for NLP, and analysis of NLP models

Question answering, machine translation, dialog systems, and summarization

NLP applications




Nedjma Ousidhoum is a postdoc at the University of Cambridge.
Nedjma Ousidhoum is a postdoc at the University of Cambridge.




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