As is usual for the field of computational linguistics, most of my research is presented in the course of conferences and is published in the corresponding proceedings.
Journal Articles
Malapally, Annette; Blombach, Andreas; Heinrich, Philipp; Schnepf, Julia; Bruckmüller, Susanne (2023). Unequal Tweets: Black Disadvantage is (Re)tweeted More but Discussed Less Than White Privilege. Political Communication41: 107-128. [bib, web]
Adrian, Axel; Dykes, Nathan; Evert, Stephanie; Heinrich, Philipp; Keuchen, Michael (2022). Entwicklung und Evaluation automatischer Verfahren zur Anonymisierung von Gerichtsentscheidungen. LegalTech4: 233–238. [bib, web]
Dykes, Natalie; Evert, Stefan; Göttlinger, Merlin; Heinrich, Philipp; Schröder, Lutz (2021). Argument parsing via corpus queries. it — Information Technology63(1): 31–44. [bib, web]
Dykes, Natalie; Evert, Stefan; Göttlinger, Merlin; Heinrich, Philipp; Schröder, Lutz (2020). Reconstructing Arguments from Noisy Text: Introduction to the RANT project. Datenbank-Spektrum20: 123–129. [bib, web, pdf]
Evert, Stefan; Heinrich, Philipp; Henselmann, Klaus; Rabenstein, Ulrich; Scherr, Elisabeth; Schmitt, Martin; Schröder, Lutz (2019). Combining Machine Learning and Semantic Features in the Classification of Corporate Disclosures. J. Logic, Language and Information (JoLLI)28: 309–330. [bib, web, pdf]
Schäfer, Fabian; Evert, Stefan; Heinrich, Philipp (2017). Japan’s 2014 General Election: Political Bots, Right-Wing Internet Activism and PM Abe Shinzō’s Hidden Nationalist Agenda. Big Data5(4): 294—309. [bib, web]
Edited Volumes
Griebel, Tim; Evert, Stefan; Heinrich, Philipp (2020). Multimodal Approaches to Media Discourses: Reconstructing the Age of Austerity in the United Kingdom. London: Routledge. [bib, web]
Chair of Computational Corpus Linguistics, FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg (2019). Proceedings of the 15th Conference on Natural Language Processing (KONVENS 2019). Erlangen, Germany: German Society for Computational Linguistics & Language Technology. [bib, web, pdf]
Articles in Conference Proceedings
Heinrich, Philipp; Blombach, Andreas; Doan Dang, Bao Minh; Zilio, Leonardo; Havenstein, Linda; Dykes, Nathan; Evert, Stephanie; Schäfer, Fabian (2024). Automatic Identification of COVID-19-Related Conspiracy Narratives in German Telegram Channels and Chats. In Proceedings of the 2024 Joint International Conference on Computational Linguistics, Language Resources and Evaluation (LREC-COLING 2024), pages 1932–1943, Turin, Italy. [bib, web]
Dykes, Nathan; Evert, Stephanie; Heinrich, Philipp; Humml, Merlin; Schröder, Lutz (2024). Leveraging High-Precision Corpus Queries for Text Classification via Large Language Models. In Proceedings of the First Workshop on Language-driven Deliberation Technology (DELITE) @ LREC-COLING 2024, pages 52–57, Torino, Italy. [bib, web]
Adrian, Axel; Evert, Stephanie; Heinrich, Philipp; Keuchen, Michael (2024). Auslegung des KI-VO-E zur Evaluation von Verfahren der Künstlichen Intelligenz am Beispiel der automatischen Anonymisierung von Gerichtsentscheidungen. In Sprachmodelle: Juristische Papageien oder mehr? — Tagungsband des 27. Internationalen Rechtsinformatik Symposions IRIS 2024, pages 205–215, Salzburg, Austria. [bib, pdf, LexisNexis best paper award].
Adrian, Axel; Dykes, Nathan; Evert, Stephanie; Heinrich, Philipp; Keuchen, Michael (2023). Automatische Anonymisierung von Gerichtsurteilen – Eine Vision scheint realisierbar. In Rechtsinformatik als Methodenwissenschaft des Rechts – Tagungsband des 26. Internationalen Rechtsinformatik Symposions IRIS 2023, pages 211–220, Salzburg. [bib]
Adrian, Axel; Evert, Stefan; Keuchen, Michael; Heinrich, Philipp; Dykes, Natalie (2021). Anonymisierung von Gerichtsurteilen – Eine wesentliche Voraussetzung für E-Justice. In Cybergovernance, Tagungsband des 24. Internationalen Rechtsinformatik Symposiums IRIS 2021, pages 137 ff., Bern. [bib]
Arasteh, Soroosh Tayebi; Monajem, Mehrpad; Christlein, Vincent; Heinrich, Philipp; Nicolaou, Anguelos; Boldaji, Hamidreza Nader; Lotfinia, Mahshad; Evert, Stefan (2021). How Will Your Tweet Be Received? Predicting the Sentiment Polarity of Tweet Replies. In 2021 IEEE 15th International Conference on Semantic Computing (ICSC), pages 370–373, Laguna Hills, CA, USA. [bib, pdf]
Blombach, Andreas; Dykes, Natalie; Heinrich, Philipp; Kabashi, Besim; Proisl, Thomas (2020). A Corpus of German Reddit Exchanges (GeRedE). In Proceedings of the 12th Language Resources and Evaluation Conference, pages 6310–6316, Marseille, France. [bib, web, pdf]
Evert, Stefan; Harlamov, Oleg; Heinrich, Philipp; Banski, Piotr (2020). Corpus Query Lingua Franca part II: Ontology. In Proceedings of the 12th Language Resources and Evaluation Conference, pages 3346–3352, Marseille, France. [bib, web, pdf]
Proisl, Thomas; Dykes, Natalie; Heinrich, Philipp; Kabashi, Besim; Blombach, Andreas; Evert, Stefan (2020). EmpiriST Corpus 2.0: Adding Manual Normalization, Lemmatization and Semantic Tagging to a German Web and CMC Corpus. In Proceedings of The 12th Language Resources and Evaluation Conference, pages 6142–6148, Marseille, France. [bib, web, pdf]
Dykes, Natalie; Heinrich, Philipp; Evert, Stefan (2020). Arguing Brexit on Twitter. A corpus linguistic study. In Reason to dissent. Proceedings of the 3rd European Conference on Argumentation, Vol. II (Studies in Logic and Argumentation 86), pages 217–229, London. [bib, web]
Blombach, Andreas; Dykes, Natalie; Evert, Stefan; Heinrich, Philipp; Kabashi, Besim; Proisl, Thomas (2019). A New German Reddit Corpus. In Proceedings of the 15th Conference on Natural Language Processing (KONVENS 2019): Kaleidoscope Abstracts, pages 278–279, Erlangen, Germany. [bib, pdf, slides]
Heinrich, Philipp (2018). Stylistic Features in Corporate Disclosures and their Predictive Power. In Proceedings of 4th Asia Pacific Corpus Linguistics Conference (APCLC2018), pages 129–134, Takamatsu, Japan. [bib, pdf, slides]
Heinrich, Philipp; Schäfer, Fabian (2018). Extending Corpus-Based Discourse Analysis for Exploring Japanese Social Media. In Proceedings of 4th Asia Pacific Corpus Linguistics Conference (APCLC2018), pages 135–140, Takamatsu, Japan. [bib, pdf, slides]
Heinrich, Philipp; Adrian, Christoph; Kalashnikova, Olena; Schäfer, Fabian; Evert, Stefan (2018). A Transnational Analysis of News and Tweets about Nuclear Phase-Out in the Aftermath of the Fukushima Incident. In Proceedings of the LREC 2018 “Workshop on Computational Impact Detection from Text Data”, pages 8–16, Paris. [bib, pdf, slides]
Evert, Stefan; Heinrich, Philipp; Henselmann, Klaus; Rabenstein, Ulrich; Scherr, Elisabeth; Schröder, Lutz (2017). Combining Machine Learning and Semantic Features in the Classification of Corporate Disclosures. In Proceedings of the Workshop on Logic and Algorithms in Computational Linguistics 2017 (LACompLing2017), pages 47–62, Stockholm, Sweden. [bib, web, pdf, slides]
Articles in Collections
Adrian, Axel; Dykes, Nathan; Evert, Stephanie; Heinrich, Philipp; Keuchen, Michael; Proisl, Thomas (2022). Manuelle und automatische Anonymisierung von Urteilen. In Digitalisierung von Zivilprozess und Rechtsdurchsetzung, edited by Adrian, Axel; Kohlhase, Michael; Evert, Stephanie; Zwickel, Martin, pages 173–197, Berlin: Duncker & Humboldt. [bib]
Dykes, Nathan; Heinrich, Philipp; Evert, Stephanie (2022). Retrieving Twitter argumentation with corpus queries and discourse analysis. In Broadening the Spectrum of Corpus Linguistics: New approaches to variability and change, edited by Flach, Susanne; Hilpert, Martin, pages 229–256, Amsterdam: John Benjamins Publishing Company. [bib]
Adrian, Christoph; Griebel, Tim; Heinrich, Philipp; Vollmann, Erik (2020). Will the real populism (please) stand out? Eine interdisziplinäre Aufarbeitung populistischer Tendenzen in Brexit-Tweets im Kontext der Europawahl 2019. In Europawahlkampf 2019: Zur Rolle der Medien, edited by Holtz-Bacha, Christina, pages 245–274, Wiesbaden: Springer Fachmedien. [bib, web, pdf]
Pfaffenberger, Fabian; Heinrich, Philipp (2020). Die überschätzte Gefahr? Twitter-Bots im Europawahlkampf 2019. In Europawahlkampf 2019: Zur Rolle der Medien, edited by Holtz-Bacha, Christina, pages 115–148, Wiesbaden: Springer Fachmedien. [bib, web, pdf]
Griebel, Tim; Evert, Stefan; Heinrich, Philipp (2020). Possibilities and Challenges of Corpus-Assisted Discourse Analyses of Austerity in the United Kingdom. In Multimodal Approaches to Media Discourses: Reconstructing the Age of Austerity in the United Kingdom, edited by Griebel, Tim; Evert, Stefan; Heinrich, Philipp, pages 1–10, London: Routledge. [bib, web]
Griebel, Tim; Heinrich, Philipp (2020). The Cultural Political Economy of Brexit in the Age of Austerity. In Multimodal Approaches to Media Discourses: Reconstructing the Age of Austerity in the United Kingdom, edited by Griebel, Tim, Evert, Stefan Heinrich, Philipp, pages 163–188, London: Routledge. [bib, web]
Pfaffenberger, Fabian; Adrian, Christoph; Heinrich, Philipp (2019). Was bin ich – und wenn ja, wie viele?. In Die (Massen-)Medien im Wahlkampf: Die Bundestagswahl 2017, edited by Holtz-Bacha, Christina, pages 97–124, Wiesbaden: Springer Fachmedien. [bib, web, pdf]
Shared Tasks
Proisl, Thomas; Uhrig, Peter; Heinrich, Philipp; Blombach, Andreas; Mammerella, Sefora; Dykes, Natalie; Kabashi, Besim (2019). The_Illiterati: Part-of-Speech Tagging for Magahi and Bhojpuri Without Even Knowing the Alphabet. In Proceedings of the First International Workshop on NLP Solutions for Under Resourced Languages (NSURL 2019), pages 73–79, Trento, Italy. [bib, web, pdf, slides]
Proisl, Thomas; Heinrich, Philipp; Kabashi, Besim; Evert, Stefan (2018). EmotiKLUE at IEST 2018: Topic-Informed Classification of Implicit Emotions. In Proceedings of the 9th Workshop on Computational Approaches to Subjectivity, Sentiment and Social Media Analysis, pages 235–242, Brussels, Belgium. [bib, web, pdf]
Proisl, Thomas; Heinrich, Philipp; Evert, Stefan; Kabashi, Besim (2017). Translation Inference across Dictionaries via a Combination of Graph-based Methods and Co-occurrence Statistics. In Proceedings of the LDK 2017 Workshops: 1st Workshop on the OntoLex Model (OntoLex-2017), Shared Task on Translation Inference Across Dictionaries & Challenges for Wordnets, pages 94–102, Galway, Ireland. [bib, pdf]