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Extracting social networks from literary fiction...

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Katia will be talking to us about extracting social networks from literary fiction…

http://www.cs.columbia.edu/~delson/pubs/ACL2010-ElsonDamesMcKeown.pdf

It got a best student paper award at ACL this year.

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