R U B R I C A T O R
of
the " Computational Linguistics" journal
(the list of subjects, according to which materials for
publication are accepted)
1. The
history of Computational Linguistics development.
2. Language,
speech and texts as the subject of machine processing.
2.1. Language as a code.
2.2. Natural and artificial languages.
2.3. Modelling of communicative act.
2.4. Modelling of messages (texts).
3. Science
apparatus, used for the description of linguistic
objects.
3.1. Set theory application.
3.2. Graph theory application.
3.3. Application of logic theory (logic of predicates and
utterances).
3.4. Application of probability theory and mathematical
statistics.
3.5. Functional dependences.
3.6. Application of information and coding theory.
3.7. Application of formal grammars.
3.8. Application of pattern recognition theory.
3.9. Algorithmization of linguistic targets.
3.10.Programming of linguistic targets.
3.11.Representation of linguistic objects in the form of
data bases.
4. Computing
linguistics (linguometry).
4.1. Correlation of qualitative and quantitative
characteristics.
4.2. Quantitative characteristics of sounds and letters.
4.3. Quantitative characteristics of morphemes and
grammatical categories.
4.4. Quantitative characteristics of lexemes. Zipf`s
law.(regularity?)
4.5. Quantitative characteristics of the parts of
speech.(wordclasses?)
4.6. Quantitative characteristics of syntactical
structures.
4.7. Quantitative characteristics of paraphrase unities.
4.8. Quantitative characteristics of the texts of
different styles (stylometry).
4.9. Text attribution (temporal, stylistic, authorial).
5. Computer
lexicography (linguistic data banks).
5.1. Nonanalytical dictionaries.
5.2. Analytical dictionaries.
5.3. Thesauruses.
5.4. Frames and scripts.
5.5. Linguistic data banks.
5.6. Dictionary compiling systems.
6.
Computerized typesetting.
6.1. Optical scanners.
6.2. Text processors.
7.
Computerized processing of spoken language.
7.1. Analysis of oral speech.(spoken language hardly)
7.2. Systems of oral speech analysis.
7.3. Synthesis of oral speech.
7.4. Systems of oral speech synthesis.
8.
Computerized processing of written speech.(language
hardly)
8.1. Morphological language analysis.
8.2. Syntactical language analysis.
8.3. Paraphrase language analysis.
8.4. Semantic language analysis.
8.5. Morphological language synthesis.
8.6. Syntactical language synthesis.
8.7. Paraphrase language synthesis.
8.8. Semantic language synthesis.
9.
Artificial languages.
9.1. Information retrieval languages.
9.2. Informative languages.
9.3. Knowledge - oriented languages.
9.4. Programming languages
9.5. Other artificial languages.
10.Computer
bibliography.
10.1.Bibliographical systems.
10.2.Bibliographical networks.(nets)
11.Computer
indexing.
11.1.Methods of computerized indexing.
11.2.Systems of computerized indexing.
12.Computer
abstracting.
12.1.Methods of computerized abstracting.
12.2.Systems of computerized abstracting.
13.Computer
information searching in texts.
13.1.Methods of information searching.
13.2.Efficiency factor in information
searching.(effectiveness?)
13.3.Infornation retrieval systems and networks.
14.Computer
correction.
14.1.Methods of computerized correction.
14.2.Systems of computerized correction.
15.Computer
editing.
15.1.Text checking and correction methods.
15.2.Standards for computer editing.
15.3.Computer editing systems.
15.4.Computerization of editorial activities.
16.Computer
translation.
16.1.Methods of machine translation.
16.2.Systems of machine translation.
17.Text
coding and decoding systems.
18.Man-machine
systems.
19.Systems
of machine-aided language learning.
19.1.Computer linguistic games
19.2.Linguomethodical grounds of machine-aided language
learning.
19.3.Machine-aided native language learning.
19.4.Machine-aided foreign language learning.
20.Character
recognition systems.
21.Linguistic
software in artificial intellect systems.
21.1.Structure of linguistic software.
21.2.The function of linguistic software in artificial
intellect systems.
22.Advertising
of linguistic systems.
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