Host of scientistic papers for @aclmeeting and other venues in the field of Natural Language Processing
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As of today, the canonical site for the Anthology is https://t.co/AY02Tai67j. All URLs under the old site at https://t.co/nWDiP84o7Z will continue to function via 301 redirects.
The proceedings of the (2^6)th Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics are now available in the ACL Anthology.
https://t.co/sjRDEzn0cq
Today, the ACL Anthology switched to a new system for how author pages work. From now on, ORCID iDs will be the main mechanism for matching papers to the correct author. 🧵⤵️
You will also see new icons indicating whether we have an ORCID iD for this person or not. Click on a "?" icon next to an author's name to bring up more information on what this means.
We've been troubleshooting intermittent high latency for some time now, but think we finally have a handle on it. Response times since the server changes we implemented this morning have been much improved.
These files can be imported directly into Overleaf by URL. With our semantic bib keys, you can easily cite any paper, almost from memory. e.g.,
As show in \citet{galley-etal-2004-whats}, ...
If you use the Anthology bibfile on Overleaf, you've likely known that we went over the 50 MB limit. We now have a permanent fix in place. Please use
- https://t.co/fvH98HxXu6 (newest, descending order)
- https://t.co/ewcdyz1Sal
These shards are created automatically.
Here's a periodic reminder that you can save your readers from situations like this by using using our updated BST file, which truncates long author lists to just the first twenty https://t.co/qovKcFEhDa
If you're working on an ACL paper and citing any papers with extremely long author lists, consider updating your acl_natbib.bst file, which truncates these lists at 20 authors. https://t.co/qovKcFEhDa
Please note that since publishing this, we received a number of complaints of name portions missing. This results from heuristics that were applied to the names when building the proceedings.
The proceedings of EMNLP 2024 and its workshops are now available in the ACL Anthology. Many thanks to Danilo Croce and the @emnlpmeeting organizers for a seamless handoff! https://t.co/Tcq7DUnujO
Moving forward, we suggest you edit your name in Open Review so that it matches the name you use on your publications. If there are mistakes in the current Anthology, you can file for a correction by following the instructions on this page: https://t.co/7PKI2wbD7t
The proceedings of EMNLP 2024 and its workshops are now available in the ACL Anthology. Many thanks to Danilo Croce and the @emnlpmeeting organizers for a seamless handoff! https://t.co/Tcq7DUnujO
The missing long and short papers are now available in the Anthology. We apologize for this inconvenience and thank everyone for their patience.
https://t.co/tSwIzPZKLO
In the interest of keeping the community informed: We are still waiting for the missing papers from @aclmeeting to be delivered to us. We will follow with updates when that happens.
In the interest of keeping the community informed: We are still waiting for the missing papers from @aclmeeting to be delivered to us. We will follow with updates when that happens.
It came to our attention last week that 100 or so accepted papers are missing from the proceedings. There are issues with both Open Review and our internal processes and we are working to resolve them. We do realize this is frustrating and apologize for this situation.
It came to our attention last week that 100 or so accepted papers are missing from the proceedings. There are issues with both Open Review and our internal processes and we are working to resolve them. We do realize this is frustrating and apologize for this situation.
The proceedings of the 62nd annual meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics, as well as Findings: ACL and associated workshops, are now available online: https://t.co/tSwIzPZKLO