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## 📔 Publishing at EACL ## 📔 Publishing at EACL
In January I found out that my paper [$CD^2CR$: Co-reference Resolution Across Documents](https://arxiv.org/abs/2101.12637) and Domains had been accepted at EACL2021. In January I found out that my paper [CD2CR: Co-reference Resolution Across Documents and Domains](https://arxiv.org/abs/2101.12637) had been accepted at EACL2021.
Co-reference resolution is basically knowing that the *he* in "James is an IT professional. *He* lives in England" refers to James. The whole premise of my work was that it allows you to resolve co-references between different types of documents. For example if a news article says "new species of dinosaur discovered" and it links to a scientific paper that says "we discovered Triceratops horridus in a fossil on the coast of Dorset" then the task would be to know that "dinosaur" and "Triceratops horridus" refer to the same thing. Co-reference resolution is basically knowing that the *he* in "James is an IT professional. *He* lives in England" refers to James. The whole premise of my work was that it allows you to resolve co-references between different types of documents. For example if a news article says "new species of dinosaur discovered" and it links to a scientific paper that says "we discovered Triceratops horridus in a fossil on the coast of Dorset" then the task would be to know that "dinosaur" and "Triceratops horridus" refer to the same thing.