Elena Volodina

Prof. Elena Volodina

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Academic Career Length

15Years (2012-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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14 September 2013 in Language Resources and Evaluation
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AKAdam Kilgarriff
Adam Kilgarriff
FCFrieda Charalabopoulou
Frieda Charalabopoulou
MGMaria Gavrilidou
Maria Gavrilidou
JJJanne Bondi Johannessen
Janne Bondi Johannessen
SKSaussan Khalil
Saussan Khalil
Elena VolodinaElena Volodina
Elena Volodina
We present the KELLY project and its work on developing monolingual and bilingual word lists for language learning, using corpus methods, for nine languages and thirty-six language pairs. We describe the method and discuss the many challenges encountered. We have loaded the data into an online database to make it accessible for anyone to explore and we present our own first explorations of it. The focus of the paper is thus twofold, covering pedagogical and methodological aspects of the lists’ construction, and linguistic aspects of the by-product of the project, the KELLY database.

10 December 2018 in International Journal of Lexicography
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IKIztok Kosem
Iztok Kosem
RLRobert Lew
Robert Lew
CMCarolin Müller-Spitzer
Carolin Müller-Spitzer
MSMaria Ribeiro Silveira
Maria Ribeiro Silveira
SWSascha Wolfer
Sascha Wolfer
HNHilary Nesi
Hilary Nesi

1 January 2014
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IPIldikó Pilán
Ildikó Pilán
Elena VolodinaElena Volodina
Elena Volodina
RJRichard Johansson
Richard Johansson

1 January 2020
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Elena VolodinaElena Volodina
Elena Volodina
YMYousuf Ali Mohammed
Yousuf Ali Mohammed
SDSandra Derbring
Sandra Derbring
AMArild Matsson
Arild Matsson
BMBeata Megyesi
Beata Megyesi
Elena Volodina, Yousuf Ali Mohammed, Sandra Derbring, Arild Matsson, Beata Megyesi. Proceedings of the 28th International Conference on Computational Linguistics. 2020.

1 January 2018
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DADavid Alfter
David Alfter
Elena VolodinaElena Volodina
Elena Volodina

1 April 2025 in International Journal of Learner Corpus Research
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AMArianna Masciolini
Arianna Masciolini
ACAndrew Caines
Andrew Caines
OCOrphée De Clercq
Orphée De Clercq
JKJoni Kruijsbergen
Joni Kruijsbergen
MKMurathan Kurfalı
Murathan Kurfalı
TZTorsten Zesch
Torsten Zesch
This paper introduces MultiGEC, a dataset for multilingual Grammatical Error Correction (GEC) in twelve European languages: Czech, English, Estonian, German, Greek, Icelandic, Italian, Latvian, Russian, Slovene, Swedish and Ukrainian. MultiGEC distinguishes itself from previous GEC datasets in that it covers several underrepresented languages, which we argue should be included in resources used to train models for Natural Language Processing tasks which, as GEC itself, have implications for Learner Corpus Research and Second Language Acquisition. Aside from multilingualism, the novelty of the MultiGEC dataset is that it consists of full texts — typically learner essays — rather than individual sentences, making it possible to train systems that take a broader context into account. The dataset was built for MultiGEC-2025, the first shared task in multilingual text-level GEC, but it remains accessible after its competitive phase, serving as a resource to train new error correction systems and perform cross-lingual GEC studies.