Mats Wirén

Biographic Data

ID6536316
NAMEMats Wirén
GIVEN NAMESMats
FAMILY NAMEWirén
SIGNATUREWIRÉN M
AFFILIATIONSStockholm University
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS5
TOTAL CITATIONS1
WORKS AS AUTHOR4
WORKS AS EDITOR1
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2001
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2021
H-INDEX1

  • Annotation Guideline No. 7 (revised)

    Open AccessMats Wirén, Adam EkARTICLEJournal of Cultural Analytics2021

    Analysis of narrative structure can be said to answer the question “Who tells what, and how?”. The key part of our annotation scheme is related to the “who?”, and to this end we distinguish between narration and fictional dialogue. Furthermore, with respect to the latter we keep track of turns, lines, identities of speakers and addressees, and speech-framing constructions, which provide the narrator’s cues about the circumstances of the speech. W…

  • Annotation Guideline No. 7

    Open AccessMats Wirén, Adam Ek et al.ARTICLEJournal of Cultural Analytics2020

    Analysis of narrative structure can be said to answer the question “Who tells what, and how?”. The first part of the question thus concerns aspects such as who is narrating, whether it is a character in the story or not, and if it is a first-person or third-person narrator. The second part is related to the story and its basic elements: characters and events, and how the sequence of events forms a plot. The third part concerns how the narrative t…

  • Swedification patterns of Latin and Greek affixes in clinical text

    Open AccessGintarė Grigonytė, Maria Kvist et al.ARTICLENordic Journal of Linguistics2016

    Swedish medical language is rich with Latin and Greek terminology which has undergone a Swedification since the 1980s. However, many original expressions are still used by clinical professionals. The goal of this study is to obtain precise quantitative measures of how the foreign terminology is manifested in Swedish clinical text. To this end, we explore the use of Latin and Greek affixes in Swedish medical texts in three genres: clinical text, s…

  • The Spoken Language Translator

    Open AccessVassilios Digalakis, Manny Rayner et al.EDITORARTICLEComputational Linguistics2003

  • The Spoken Language Translator

    Open AccessManny Rayner, David Carter et al.ARTICLEComputational Linguistics2001Cited by: 1

    This original volume describes the Spoken Language Translator (SLT), one of the first major automatic speech translation projects. The SLT system can translate between English, French, and Swedish in the domain of air travel planning, using a vocabulary of about 1500 words, and with an accuracy of about 75%. The authors detail the language processing components, largely built on top of the SRI Core Language Engine, using a combination of general …