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: An Open Interface for the Study of Multilingual Discourse Relations

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DiscoExplorer is presented, a new open source web interface, capable of running on local computers, which is used to make datasets from the DIS-RPT Shared Task on discourse relation classification publicly available, covering 16 different languages.

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