University of Twente Student Theses
Domain: 17 linguistics and theory of literature
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Number of items: 55.
2025
Konter, J.T. (2025) Dissecting humor to find LLMs funny bone- Large language models recognition of humor based on syntactic ambiguity.
Krishnaswamynathan, Venkatasubramanian (2025) Decoding Neural Signatures of Language Comprehension and Production through EEG based Brain-Computer Interfaces.
Schmidt, Jennifer (2025) Textual Complexity in Dutch Physics Secondary Education Textbooks from 1965 to 2024.
2024
Embrechts, V. (2024) Using Natural Language Processing to interact with geospatial data.
Haren, S.L. van (2024) The effects of NR-TMS language mapping on brain activity using HD-EEG : from setup to analysis.
Mertens, Marcel (2024) How Do You Thrive: Exploring Expressions of Positive Psychological Concepts and Post-Traumatic Growth on Reddit via Text Mining.
Prakash, Meenakshi (2024) Gender Perceptions in chatbots : The Role of Linguistic features.
Taha, Nadja (2024) Language Change in Text Difficulty, Syntactic Complexity and Lexical Diversity in American Newspapers over the Last 50 Years.
Tas, E.J.C. (2024) Improving spontaneous speech using a pronunciation training game.
2023
Behrendt-Richter, Luis Matthias (2023) An exploratory study using text mining methods to investigate online therapists' feedback texts for the use of empathy.
Bos, S.E. ten (2023) Investigating the Effectiveness of Machine Learning Algorithms in Predicting Bitcoin Prices and Improving Trading Strategies.
Deetzen, Laura von (2023) The role climate fiction can play in affecting readers climate change emotions : A qualitative study.
Kazi, Raef (2023) Navigating Semantic Shifts : A Visual Tool for Exploring Word Meaning Change.
Postmus, T.H. (2023) A review on linguistic style matching.
Wentzel, S.D. (2023) Exploring the relationship between linguistic alignment and sentiment - in online discussions.
2022
Rietvelt, D.C.J.C (2022) Extracting information from funding opportunities using state-of-the-art NLP method BERT with minimized data annotation.
Ziegert, I.A. (2022) Climate scientists vs climate sceptics : constructions of climate change in the blogosphere.
2021
Geißler, Dominique (2021) Gender Bias in English and German Children’s Literature: A Computational Analysis Using Word Embeddings.
Hodac, L.M. (2021) Make Twents Great Again.
Koldenhof, Dylan (2021) Word Embeddings to Classify Types of Diachronic Semantic Shift.
Krijnen, T.A. (2021) Automatic generation of Formula 1 feports.
Scheuter, L.R. (2021) Does it make sense? Analyzing coherence in longer fictional discourse on a syntactic and semantic level.
Schoot Uiterkamp, L. (2021) Classification of Empathy and Call for Empathy in Child Help Forum Messages.
Steegh, E.G.A.J. (2021) Sentiment as a ground truth stance indicator against fake news.
2020
Akcora, mr Caner (2020) The effect of chatbots tone of voice on trust and customer satisfaction.
Böhler, C.M.B. (2020) Storyworld identity : investigating reader engagement with a graphic novel.
Kerkhof, R.G. (2020) Natural Language Processing for scoring open-ended questions : a systematic review.
Rijnbergen, K.J. (2020) Improving the effectiveness of phishing detection Using lexical semantics; A machine-learning based approach.
Wind, T.J.A. (2020) Ethics of the marketing communication of AI-based services.
2019
Borgman, Danique Corine Maria (2019) A design for vocabulary supporting activities for NT2 students at College Zuid.
Haren, Bryan van (2019) Zie ginds komt het Zwarte Pieten debat uit Spanje weer aan : een reconstructie van de bestuurlijke organisatie van het Zwarte Pieten debat tegen de achtergrond van het postkolonialisme.
Lasschuijt, M. (2019) Communication Style In Online Crowdfunding.
Leeuwen, K.G. van (2019) From scan to speech : articulation analysis from real-time vocal tract MRI.
Leimkötter, S. (2019) I can hear it in your voice : the relationship between characteristics of autobiographical memories and emotion expression of healthy older people.
Meulen, M.M. van der (2019) The difference in knowledge representations between single text and multiple texts reading.
Schoot Uiterkamp, L. (2019) Improving text representations for NLP from bags to strings of words.
Tabune, Edite (2019) Investigating leader and follower linguistic cues using the LIWC program.
2018
Berkhoff, A.R. (2018) The usability of the semantic memory.
Geurts, Christel (2018) Item availability restricted.
Jong, R.F. de (2018) SimpleNLG-NL : Natural Language Generation for Dutch.
Kimirilova, Julia (2018) Meetbaarheid van ‘openheid voor verandering’ door middel van de geautomatiseerde methoden : een literatuurreview.
Rejek, J. (2018) Conceptual Blending of Dialog and Image Schema - Design and Pilot Test of an Image-Schematically Metaphoric Collaborative Decision-Making Tool.
Westdijk, D.K. (2018) A linguistic perspective on leadership effectiveness : the role of word-use and verbal mimicry on perceived leadership effectiveness.
2017
Avest, T.A. ter (2017) Hoe minister Opstelten zegt wat hij zegt: Een kwalitatieve studie over hoe een politicus zijn realiteit overbrengt.
Boshuizen, M.J. (2017) Evaluation of "Klassekist Super Spellen" : A Dutch method of spelling.
Eemeren, T. van (2017) Pathos and Technology - a Matter of Rhetoric.
Fasya, Evania Lina (2017) Automatic question generation for virtual humans.
Loos, K.C. (2017) Persuasion in sponsored content on Youtube.
2016
Bankert, J.J.M. (2016) Comparison of Symbolic and Distributed Representation Language Models on the Lexical Substitution and Simplification Tasks.
Flinsenberg, D. (2016) Novel Metaphors: Rating Meaningfulness in L1 and L2 Speakers of Dutch.
Varkevisser, R.A. (2016) Large Scale Online Readability Assessment.
Verboom, R.K. (2016) Corporate versus local language: Employees’ language choices in a multinational corporation in the Netherlands.
2015
Croes, E.C. de (2015) Communication Modes of Exchange and Adaptive Interaction: Towards a Language Perspective on Stability and Change in Business Relationships.
2014
Molen, N.J van der (2014) Item availability restricted.