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These is the data used in the paper Unit Segmentation for Argumentative Text including - Corss-domain experiments simple ( features used in Ajjour et al., 2017) struc-synt-lexosynt-prob (features used in Stab et al., 2017) - In-domain experiments (Cross-validation) simple ( features used in Ajjour et al., 2017) struc-synt-lexosynt-prob (features used in Stab et al., 2017) Cite Yamen Ajjour, Wei-Fan Chen, Johannes Kiesel, Henning Wachsmuth, and Benno Stein. Unit Segmentation of Argumentative Texts. In Kevin Ashley et al., editors, 4th Workshop on Argument Mining (ArgMining 2017) at EMNLP, pages 118-128, September 2017. Association for Computational Linguistics.
Comptutational Argumentation
Comptutational Argumentation
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