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Ivan Titov

Ivan Titov (1907) Ivan (Ioann) Vasilievich Titov (; 18 February 1879, Perm Governorate – 18 October 1948, Paris) was a priest, deputy of the Third and Fourth State Dumas from the Perm Governorate (1907–1917), and a candidate for delegate to the Constituent Assembly (1917). Provided by Wikipedia
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    Discrete-State Variational Autoencoders for Joint Discovery and Factorization of Relations by Diego Marcheggiani, Ivan Titov

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    Improved Estimation of Entropy for Evaluation of Word Sense Induction by Linlin Li, Ivan Titov, Caroline Sporleder

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    Adapting to All Domains at Once: Rewarding Domain Invariance in SMT by Hoang Cuong, Khalil Sima’an, Ivan Titov

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    Multilingual Joint Parsing of Syntactic and Semantic Dependencies with a Latent Variable Model by James Henderson, Paola Merlo, Ivan Titov, Gabriele Musillo

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    Modeling Semantic Expectation: Using Script Knowledge for Referent Prediction by Ashutosh Modi, Ivan Titov, Vera Demberg, Asad Sayeed, Manfred Pinkal

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    Post-War Ukrainа: Psychological and Psychotherapeutic Perspectives by Salvatore Giacomuzzi, David Clowes, Natascha Barinova, Martin Rabe, Ivan Titov, Marianna Kokhan, Natalya Zyhaylo, Kira Sedykh, Oleksandr Kocharian, Roman Kerchur, Klaus Garber, Rüdiger Stix, Markus Ertl

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    Effects and Challenges Regarding Supervision in Palliative Care Teams: Results of a 5-Year Study in South Tyrol (Italy) by Klaus Garber, Salvatore Giacomuzzi, Katrin Gapp, Maria Luise Obexer, Anna Goegele-Blasbichler, Adolf Engl, Ivan Titov, Markus Ertl, Martin Rabe, Kira Sedykh, Oleksandr Kocharian, Natalia Barinova

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