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This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the Third Language and Technology Conference: Human Language Technologies, LTC 2007, held in Poznan, Poland in October 5-7, 2007. The 40 revised papers presented were carefully reviewed and selected. The papers are organized in topical sections on speech processing, computational morphology, parsing and generation, computational semantics, digital language resources, WordNet, information retrieval/extraction and machine translation.

Speech Processing
Exploring the Structure of Broadcast News for Topic Segmentation	p. 1
Application of Slope Filtering to Robust Spectral Envelope Extraction for Speech/Speaker Recognition	p. 13
Spoken Language Interface for Mobile Devices	p. 24
A Study on Bilingual Speech Recognition Involving a Minority Language	p. 36
Annotated Corpus of Polish Spoken Dialogues	p. 50
Triphone Statistics for Polish Language	p. 63
Computational Morphology
ROG - A Paradigmatic Morphological Generator for Romanian	p. 74
Building a Morphosyntactic Lexicon and a Pre-syntactic Processing Chain for Polish	p. 85
A Relational Model of Polish Inflection in Grammatical Dictionary of Polish	p. 96
Parsing and Generation
Syntactic Spreadsheets: In Search for a Human-Readable Representation of Parse Tree Forests	p. 107
A Hybrid System for Named Entity Metonymy Resolution	p. 118
Spejd: A Shallow Processing and Morphological Disambiguation Tool	p. 131
Flexible Natural Language Generation in Multiple Contexts	p. 142
A Measure of the Number of True Analogies between Chunks in Japanese	p. 154
Shallow Parsing of Transcribed Speech of Estonian and Disfluency Detection	p. 165
Mining Parsing Results for Lexical Correction: Toward a Complete Correction Process of Wide-Coverage Lexicons	p. 178
Efficient Parsing Using Recursive Transition Networks with Output	p. 192
The Deep Parser for Polish	p. 205
Computational Semantics
Automatically Determining Attitude Type and Force for Sentiment Analysis	p. 218
A Readability Checker Based on Deep Semantic Indicators	p. 232
The DANTE Temporal Expression Tagger	p. 245
Hybrid Unsupervised Learning to Uncover Discourse Structure	p. 258
Pronoun Resolution in Turkish Using Decision Tree and Rule-Based Learning Algorithms	p. 270
Digital Language Resources
LMF-QL: A Graphical Tool to Query LMF Databases for NLP and Editorial Use	p. 279
Novelty Extraction from Special and Parallel Corpora	p. 291
Construction of Text Corpus of Polish Using the Internet	p. 303
A Predicate Database for Assisting the Design of a Lexicon-Grammar of Predicative Nouns	p. 312
A Standard Lexical-Terminological Resource for the Bio Domain	p. 325
Extracting Collocations in Contexts	p. 336
WordNet
Putting Semantics into WordNet's "Morphosemantic" Links	p. 350
Leveraging Parallel Corpora and Existing Wordnets for Automatic Construction of the Slovene Wordnet	p. 359
An Algorithm for Building Lexical Semantic Network and Its Application to PolNet - Polish WordNet Project	p. 369
Information Retrieval/Extraction
ECODE: A Definition Extraction System	p. 382
Using Graph-Based Indexing to Identify Subject-Shift in Topic Tracking	p. 392
Result Aggregation for Knowledge-Intensive Multicultural Name Matching	p. 405
Comparison of String Distance Metrics for Lemmatisation of Named Entities in Polish	p. 413
An Iterative Model for Discovering Person Conferences Using Name Frequency Estimates	p. 428
Machine Translation
Hapax Legomena: Their Contribution in Number and Efficiency to Word Alignment	p. 440
Statistical Machine Translation from Slovenian to English Using Reduced Morphology	p. 451
Semi-automatic Creation of a Dictionary of Nominal Compounds	p. 461
Author Index	p. 471
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