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20192022
most citedBERT-based Ensembles for Modeling Disclosure and Support in Conversational Social Media Text

13 citations · 21 across the 7 of their papers we have counts for

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9 papers

cs.RO20221 cited

An Open-Source Gazebo Plugin for GNSS Multipath Signal Emulation in Virtual Urban Canyons

Kartik Anand Pant, Zhanpeng Yang, James M Goppert +1

One of the major errors affecting GNSS signals in urban canyons is GNSS multipath error. In this work, we develop a Gazebo plugin which utilizes a ray tracing technique to account…

cs.LG20221 cited

Thompson Sampling with Virtual Helping Agents

Kartik Anand Pant, Amod Hegde, K. V. Srinivas

We address the problem of online sequential decision making, i.e., balancing the trade-off between exploiting the current knowledge to maximize immediate performance and exploring…

cs.CL2021

Text Simplification for Comprehension-based Question-Answering

Tanvi Dadu, Kartikey Pant, Seema Nagar +2

Text simplification is the process of splitting and rephrasing a sentence to a sequence of sentences making it easier to read and understand while preserving the content and approx…

cs.CL20201 cited

Towards Code-switched Classification Exploiting Constituent Language Resources

Tanvi Dadu, Kartikey Pant

Code-switching is a commonly observed communicative phenomenon denoting a shift from one language to another within the same speech exchange. The analysis of code-switched data oft…

cs.CL20202 cited

Cross-lingual Inductive Transfer to Detect Offensive Language

Kartikey Pant, Tanvi Dadu

With the growing use of social media and its availability, many instances of the use of offensive language have been observed across multiple languages and domains. This phenomenon…

cs.CL202013 cited

BERT-based Ensembles for Modeling Disclosure and Support in Conversational Social Media Text

Tanvi Dadu, Kartikey Pant, Radhika Mamidi

There is a growing interest in understanding how humans initiate and hold conversations. The affective understanding of conversations focuses on the problem of how speakers use emo…