Argumentative structure of scientific abstracts

In order to explore the possibility of leveraging discourse information for the identiffication of argumentative components and relations we add a new annotation layer to a subset of the Discourse Dependency TreeBank for Scientiffic Abstracts (SciDTB). [1] We introduce a ffine-grained annotation sch...

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