Translating CAMEO Verbs for Automated Coding of Event Data (doi:10.7910/DVN/EAL0CY)

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Translating CAMEO Verbs for Automated Coding of Event Data

doi:10.7910/DVN/EAL0CY

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Osorio, Javier; Pavon, Viveca; Holmes, Jennifer; Salam, Sayeed; Brandt, Patrick T.; Khan, Latifur, 2019, "Translating CAMEO Verbs for Automated Coding of Event Data", https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/EAL0CY, Harvard Dataverse, V1

Translating CAMEO Verbs for Automated Coding of Event Data

doi:10.7910/DVN/EAL0CY

Osorio, Javier (Assistant Professor University of Arizona - School of Government and Public Policy)

Pavon, Viveca (Postdoctoral Researcher University of Arizona - School of Government and Public Policy)

Holmes, Jennifer (University of Texas at Dallas)

Salam, Sayeed (University of Texas at Dallas - Computer Science)

Brandt, Patrick T. (Associate Professor University of Texas at Dallas)

Khan, Latifur (University of Texas at Dallas - Computer Science)

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https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/EAL0CY

Computer and Information Science, Social Sciences

The Conflict and Mediation Event Observations (CAMEO) framework is the industry standard for computerized event coding that produce massive data on political conflict at a global scale. However, despite their focus on conflict in foreign locations, most cod- ing efforts have the limitation of exclusively relying on text written in English. This pa- per advances the frontier of computerized event coding by presenting the CAMEO Verb Translation Application (VTA), a new technology to enable the translation of CAMEO verb dictionaries into non-English languages. CAMEO VTA integrates automated trans- lation with human-in-the-loop features to increase the validity of the translation task. This development opens the possibility of expanding the leverage of CAMEO in a sys- tematic and efficient manner. The first application of this tool focuses on translating CAMEO into Spanish.

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