Rankings

Rankings

Here you will find top 10 rankings in several categories for both papers and authors.
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Papers:

Incoming Citations
Rank	Incoming Citations	Paper
1(1)	507(504)	Building A Large Annotated Corpus Of English: The Penn Treebank
2(2)	391(387)	The Mathematics Of Statistical Machine Translation: Parameter Estimation
3(3)	314(306)	Attention Intentions And The Structure Of Discourse
4(5)	226(216)	A Stochastic Parts Program And Noun Phrase Parser For Unrestricted Text
5(6)	221(212)	A Maximum-Entropy-Inspired Parser
6(4)	219(217)	A Maximum Entropy Approach To Natural Language Processing
7(7)	194(192)	Bleu: A Method For Automatic Evaluation Of Machine Translation
7(8)	194(190)	Three Generative Lexicalized Models For Statistical Parsing
9(9)	176(173)	A Maximum Entropy Model For Part-Of-Speech Tagging
10(10)	172(168)	Transformation-Based-Error-Driven Learning And Natural Language Processing: A Case Study In Part-Of-Speech Tagging

PageRank
Rank	PageRank	Paper
1(1)	2854(6218)	Building A Large Annotated Corpus Of English: The Penn Treebank
2(2)	2138(4960)	The Mathematics Of Statistical Machine Translation: Parameter Estimation
3(3)	1586(7000)	Attention Intentions And The Structure Of Discourse
4(4)	1258(21986)	A Stochastic Parts Program And Noun Phrase Parser For Unrestricted Text
5(5)	1233(2737)	A Maximum Entropy Approach To Natural Language Processing
6(6)	1214(1430)	A Maximum-Entropy-Inspired Parser
7(7)	1074(1870)	Three Generative Lexicalized Models For Statistical Parsing
8(8)	1000(1214)	Bleu: A Method For Automatic Evaluation Of Machine Translation
9(9)	950(1639)	Transformation-Based-Error-Driven Learning And Natural Language Processing: A Case Study In Part-Of-Speech Tagging
10(10)	930(1388)	Unsupervised Word Sense Disambiguation Rivaling Supervised Methods

PageRank Per Year
Rank	PageRank Per Year	Paper
1(1)	1157.15(1157.15)	A Stochastic Parts Program And Noun Phrase Parser For Unrestricted Text
2(2)	995.52(995.52)	Finding Clauses In Unrestricted Text By Finitary And Stochastic Methods
3(3)	610.28(610.28)	A Stochastic Approach To Parsing
4(4)	591.94(591.94)	A Statistical Approach To Machine Translation
5(5)	444.14(444.14)	Building A Large Annotated Corpus Of English: The Penn Treebank
6(6)	382.42(382.42)	The Contribution Of Parsing To Prosodic Phrasing In An Experimental Text-To-Speech System
7(7)	354.28(354.28)	The Mathematics Of Statistical Machine Translation: Parameter Estimation
8(8)	333.33(333.33)	Attention Intentions And The Structure Of Discourse
9(9)	248.81(248.81)	A Maximum Entropy Approach To Natural Language Processing
10(10)	242.8(242.8)	Bleu: A Method For Automatic Evaluation Of Machine Translation

Authors:

Incoming Citations
Rank	Incoming Citations	Author
1(1)	2699(2640)	Och, Franz Josef
2(2)	2557(2541)	Della Pietra, Vincent J.
3(5)	2433(2265)	Ney, Hermann
4(3)	2347(2324)	Mercer, Robert L.
5(4)	2281(2266)	Della Pietra, Stephen A.
6(6)	2187(2171)	Marcus, Mitchell P.
7(7)	2155(2120)	Church, Kenneth Ward
8(8)	2086(2070)	Brown, Peter F.
9(9)	1902(1862)	Collins, Michael John
10(10)	1649(1606)	Yarowsky, David

H-Index
Rank	H-Index	Author
1(1)	16(15)	Church, Kenneth Ward
2(2)	15(14)	Knight, Kevin
3(3)	14(13)	Grishman, Ralph
3(15)	14(10)	Joshi, Aravind K.
3(15)	14(10)	Ney, Hermann
3(3)	14(13)	Pereira, Fernando C. N.
7(3)	13(13)	Yarowsky, David
8(6)	12(12)	Collins, Michael John
8(6)	12(12)	Manning, Christopher D.
8(9)	12(11)	Marcu, Daniel

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