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In this final chapter, the prospects of the research field of anaphora processing shall be briefly discussed, identifying promising directions of further research, new application scenarios, and interdisciplinary cooperation. In order to obtain the broadest-possible view of the discipline’s future, an inspiring survey with respective pertinent questions has been conducted among all contributors to this book in order to poll their individual opinions. This chapter thus gathers contributions by multiple authors, which will be summarized and evaluated.
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The Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC), which once played a leading role in the MUC evaluation campaigns and the DARPA-TIPSTER program, is now involved in the development of the (in-)famous spy software XKeyscore.
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RAIS = (R ethinking (the Annotation of) A naphora and I nformation S tructure)
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Poesio, M., Stuckardt, R., Versley, Y. (2016). Challenges and Directions of Further Research. In: Poesio, M., Stuckardt, R., Versley, Y. (eds) Anaphora Resolution. Theory and Applications of Natural Language Processing. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-47909-4_17
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