My Research

Thesis

  • Bailey, Stacey. 2008. Content Assessment in Intelligent Computer-Aided Language Learning: Meaning Error Diagnosis for English as a Second Language. Ph.D. thesis, The Ohio State University. (.pdf)

  • Corpus Data. A small corpus of responses to reading comprehension questions collected by college-level ESL students.

Proceedings

  • Bailey, Stacey and Meurers, Detmar. 2008.``Diagnosing Meaning Errors in Short Answers to Reading Comprehension Questions''. In Proceedings of the Third ACL Workshop on Innovative Use of NLP for Building Educational Applications. Association for Computational Linguistics. 107-115.
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Presentations

  • Bailey, Stacey and Meurers, Detmar. 2008. Diagnosing meaning errors in short answers to reading comprehension questions. Poster presented at the workshop ``Automatic Analysis of Learner Language: Bridging Foreign Language Teaching Needs and NLP Possibilities'' at CALICO 2008, March 18-19, 2008, San Francisco, California. (.pdf)

  • Bailey, Stacey and Meurers, Detmar. 2007. On automatically evaluating answers to reading comprehension questions. Joint talk presented with Detmar Meurers at ``CALICO 2007: The Many (Inter-)Faces of CALL'', May 22-26, San Marcos, Texas. (.pdf)

  • Bailey, Stacey. 2006. A surface-processing approach to content assessment of reading comprehension exercises. Presented at ``Workshop on Interfaces of Intelligent Computer-Assisted Language Learning (IICALL 2006),'' December 14-17, 2006, Columbus, Ohio.

  • Bailey, Stacey and Meurers, Detmar. 2006. Exercise-Driven Selection of Content Matching Methodologies. Presented at ``EUROCALL-2006: Integrating CALL into Study Programmes'', September 4-7, 2006, Granada, Spain. (.pdf)

  • Bailey, Stacey. 2005. Identifying linguistic knowledge for textual inference: Analyzing an inference recognition task. Presented at the ``Second Annual Midwest Computational Linguistics Colloquium (MCLC-2005)'', May 14-15, 2005, Columbus, Ohio.

Master's Thesis

  • Providing question coverage through answer type classification in natural language question answering (nlqa) systems. (2001). A meta-analysis of answer type taxonomies in natural language question answering systems.

This is it.