Ashwini Vaidya
VIDWAN ID: 70339

Prof Ashwini Vaidya

Female Doctor of Philosophy
Assistant Professor | Department of Humanities and Social Sciences
Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi
Delhi
Expertise: Humanities, Multidisciplinary
22 Publications
0 Projects
278 Scopus Citations
36 CrossRef
8 Years 2 Months Total Experience
Publications
22 Total
Articles
3
Chapters
1
Proceedings
18
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278 Citations
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Doctor of Philosophy
2015
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Assistant Professor
Jul 2018 – Present
Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi | Department of Humanities and Social Sciences
Arts and Humanities
Humanities, Multidisciplinary

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Scholarly Publications

Aggregating machine learning and rule based heuristics for named entity recognition

Conference Paper
Year: 2008. Pages: 25-32 .

Empty categories in a Hindi treebank

Conference Paper
Year: 2010. Pages: 1863-1870 .

A karaka based annotation scheme for english

Conference Paper
Year: 2009. Volume: 5449 LNCS , Pages: 41-52 .
Authors: Ashwini Vaidya; Samar Husain; Prashanth Mannem; Dipti Misra Sharma

PropBank annotation of multilingual light verb constructions

Conference Paper
Year: 2010. Pages: 82-90 .

Analysis of the Hindi Proposition Bank using dependency structure

Conference Paper
Year: 2011. Pages: 21-29 .

Empty argument insertion in the Hindi propbank

Conference Paper
Year: 2012. Pages: 1522-1526 .

Semantic Roles for Nominal Predicates: Building a Lexical Resource

Conference Paper
Year: 2013. Pages: 126-131 .

Light verb constructions with 'do' and 'be' in Hindi: A TAG analysis

Open Access
Conference Paper
Year: 2014. Pages: 127-136 .
Authors: Ashwini Vaidya; Owen Rambow; Martha Palmer
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