Code-switching, the alternation of languages within a conversation or utterance, is a
common communicative phenomenon that occurs in multilingual communities across the …

Code-switching is a phenomenon of mixing grammatical structures of two or more
languages under varied social constraints. The code-switching data differ so radically from …

Multilingual question answering (MLQA) is a critical part of an accessible natural language
interface. However, current solutions demonstrate performance far below that of …

Stopwords often present themselves littered throughout the documents, their presence in
sentences has the least significant semantic impact and these terms represent an …

In social media, code-mixed language questions (combination of two distinct languages) is
turning into the favored method of expression and communication. In twitter people can go …

Cross-lingual and multilingual question answering is a critical part of a successful and
accessible natural language interface. However, many current solutions are unsatisfactory …

Primary research to detect duplicate question pairs within community‐based question
answering systems is based on datasets made of English questions only. This research put …

Multilingual societies use a mix of two or more languages when communicating. It has
become a famous way of communication in social media in South Asian communities …

With the proliferation of informal content on various social media platforms in the form of
posts, comments, and feedback, the importance of analyzing text in code-mixed form is …

Abstract Virtual Assistants (VA) and Chatbots have boosted the pace of research in Question
Answering (QA) system. QA systems are supposed to return the answers of the questions by …