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1. Evie
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9th International Conference on Intelligent Text Processing and Computational Linguistics
Message 1: 9th International Conference on Intelligent Text Processing and Computational Linguistics
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Date: 29-Aug-2007
From: Evie Guo <wikicfpgmail.com>
Subject: 9th International Conference on Intelligent Text Processing and Computational Linguistics
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Full Title: 9th International Conference on Intelligent Text Processing and
Computational Linguistics
Short Title: CICLing
Date: 17-Feb-2008 - 23-Feb-2008
Location: Haifa, Israel
Contact Person: Alexander Gelbukh
Web Site: http://wikicfp.com/cfp/servlet/event.showcfp?eventid=363
Linguistic Field(s): Computational Linguistics
Call Deadline: 15-Oct-2007
Meeting Description:
This conference is the ninth CICLing event. The past CICLing conferences have
been very successful, according to the comments of the participants: Fantastic
conference! (Martin Kay, 2004), Everything was just great!
Super-hyper-ultra-well done! (Igor Mel'cuk, 2000). We consider the following
factors to define our identity:
Excellent keynote speakers. We invite the most prominent scientists of the
field to give keynote talks which, unlike at many other conferences, are
published in extenso in the Proceedings. They also organize an additional
tutorial or discussion, and usually even participate in the excursions, where
you can speak with them in an informal environment. [Past participants' opinions]
General interest. The conference covers nearly all topics related to
computational linguistics and text processing. This makes it attractive for
people from different areas and leads to vivid and interesting discussions and
exchange of opinions.
Informal interaction. The conference is intended for a rather small group of
professionals. This allows for informal and friendly atmosphere, more resembling
a friendly party than an official event. At CICLing you can pass hours speaking
with your favorite famous scientists who you scarcely could even greet in the
crowd at large conferences.
Excellent cultural program. The conference is intended for people feeling
themselves young in their souls, adventurous explorers of both science and life.
Our cultural program brings the participants to unique marvels of history and
nature hidden from ordinary tourists.
CICLing-2008
9th International Conference
on Intelligent Text Processing
and Computational Linguistics
February 17-23, 2008;
Haifa, Israel
www.CICLing.org/2008
Publication:
LNCS: Springer Lecture Notes in Computer Science,
IEEE CS Press volume (anticipated),
RCS: Journal ''Research in Computing Science''
Keynote Speakers:
Ido Dagan, Alon Lavie, Kemal Oflazer,
more to be announced (see webpage soon).
Tours:
Jerusalem, Nazareth, Sea of Galilee,
Bahai Gardens, and much more.
Awards:
Best paper, best presentation, best poster.
Submission Deadline:
October 15: registration of abstract,
October 25: uploading of full paper
(contact organizers for a late submission)
Topics:
Computational linguistics research:
Comp. Linguistics theories and formalisms,
knowledge representation, discourse models,
comp. morphology, syntax, semantics,
machine translation, text generation,
statistical methods, lexical resources;
Intelligent text processing and applications:
Information retrieval, question answering,
information extraction, text mining,
document categorization and clustering,
automatic summarization, NL interfaces,
spell-checking and all related topics.
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