LINGUIST List 18.459
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Fri Feb 09 2007
Calls: Applied Linguistics,Comp Ling/Spain; Linguistic Theories/Israel
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1. Judith
Sastre,
2007 NooJ Conference
2. Yehuda
Falk,
Israel Association for Theoretical Linguistics 23
Message 1: 2007 NooJ Conference
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Date: 09-Feb-2007
From: Judith Sastre <lab.flexsemuab.es>
Subject: 2007 NooJ Conference
Full Title: 2007 NooJ Conference
Short Title: NooJ Conference
Date: 07-Jun-2007 - 09-Jun-2007
Location: Barcelona, Spain
Contact Person: Xavier Blanco
Meeting Email: lab.flexsemuab.es
Web Site: http://seneca.uab.es/jsastre
Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics; Computational Linguistics
Call Deadline: 02-Mar-2007
Meeting Description:
NooJ is a linguistic development environment that includes tools to
construct and maintain large-coverage lexical resources, morphological and
syntactic grammars. Dictionaries and grammars are applied to texts in order
to locate morphological, lexical and syntactic patterns, remove ambiguities, tag
words, extract semantic entities, perform Automatic Machine Translation, etc.
NooJ can build lemmatized concordances of large texts from Finite-State
Automata and Transducers, Context-Free grammars and Recursive Transition
Networks, and can accordingly perform transformation operations on texts in
cascade to recursively annotate texts, which gives it the power of a Turing machine.
NooJ is based on the Object Oriented 'Component Programming' NET
framework. Its most exclusive characteristics are:
NooJ's linguistic engine uses an annotation system synchronized to the text,
that allows morphological, syntactic and semantic grammars to be applied to
texts without modifying the original text; this allows linguists to describe
various phenomena independently, and apply the corresponding grammars in cascade.
Its integration of its inflection and derivation engine into its syntactic
engine allows linguists to program Harris-type transformations.
NooJ includes processes texts and corpora in over 100+ file formats,
including all variants of UNICODE, ASCII, HTML, MS-OFFICE, etc.; its
linguistic engine is multilingual; it can import information from, and
export its annotations back to XML documents; NooJ command-line program
and direct Object Oriented API make it much easier to integrate any of its
functionalities into other applications, etc.
NooJ is used as a linguistic development platform, an information retrieval
system or a terminological extractor. It is also used to teach linguistics and
computational linguistics.
To learn more about NooJ: www.nooj4nlp.net.
As in previous INTEX/NooJ conferences, this meeting will be the opportunity
for NooJ users, as well as other researchers interested in NLP, to meet and
to exchange their experience of development, research or teaching,
including computational morphology, lexicon and quantitative linguistics.
It will also be the occasion to present and discover the recent developments of
NooJ.
Second Call for Papers
2007 NooJ Conference
Deadline: March 2, 2007
Call
We invite the submission of papers for the forthcoming NooJ conference, to be
held in Barcelona, Spain, June 7 - 9 2007 at the Universidad Autònoma de Barcelona.
To submit a paper, please send a one-page abstract before March 2, 2007 to
lab.flexsemuab.es. The abstract, in French or in English, should contain the
title of the article, the name, institution, surface mail and electronic address
of each co-author.
All papers will be reviewed by the program committee. Authors will be notified
whether their papers are accepted or rejected end of april, 2007. The timeslot
is 30 minutes for presentations, including 5 minutes for discussions.
Further information on the conference: http://seneca.uab.es/jsastre
To learn more about NooJ: www.nooj4nlp.net.
Program Committee:
- Marga Alonso Ramos (Universidad de la Coruña, Spain)
- Jorge Baptista (Univesidade do Algarve, Faro, Portugal)
- Xavier Blanco (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain)
- Gisèle Chevalier (Université de Moncton, Canada)
- Anaid Donabedian, (INALCO, France)
- Annibale Elia (University of Salerne, Italy)
- Svetla Koeva (Sofia University, Bulgaria)
- Denis Lepesant (Université Lille 3, France)
- Joaquim Llisterri (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain)
- Toni Martí (Universitat de Barcelona, Spain)
- Denis Maurel (Universite Francois Rabelais Tours, France )
- Jean Royauté (Laboratoire d'Informatique Fondamentale de Marseille (LIF), France)
- Max Silberztein (LASELDI, Université de Franche-Comté, France)
- Tamas Varadi (Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary)
- Dusko Vitas (MATF, University of Belgrade, Serbia)
Organizers:
- Laboratoire FLexSem de l'Université Autonome de Barcelone
- LAboratoire de SEmioLinguistique, Didactique et Informatique
(LASELDI, Univ. de Franche-Comté), France Maison des Sciences de l'Homme Claude
Ledoux, France
Important dates:
- Submission due date: March 2, 2007
- Registration: May 1, 2007
Contacts:
- lab.flexsemuab.es
- xavier.blancouab.es
- max.silberzteinuniv-fcomte.fr
Message 2: Israel Association for Theoretical Linguistics 23
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Date: 09-Feb-2007
From: Yehuda Falk <msyfalkmscc.huji.ac.il>
Subject: Israel Association for Theoretical Linguistics 23
Full Title: Israel Association for Theoretical Linguistics 23
Short Title: IATL 23
Date: 18-Jun-2007 - 19-Jun-2007
Location: Tel Aviv, Israel
Contact Person: Yehuda Falk
Meeting Email: msyfalkmscc.huji.ac.il
Web Site: http://atar.mscc.huji.ac.il/~english/IATL/IATL23.html
Linguistic Field(s): Linguistic Theories
Call Deadline: 01-Mar-2007
Meeting Description:
IATL 23, the 23rd annual meeting of the Israel Association for
Theoretical Linguistics, will be held at Tel Aviv University, on June 18-19,
2007. The conference consists of high quality, previously unpublished research
in all areas of theoretical linguistics (interpreted broadly to include
psycholinguistics and neurolinguistics). IATL publishes on-line proceedings in
which all accepted and alternate papers appear.
The 23rd Annual Meeting -- Israel Association for Theoretical Linguistics
Second Call for Papers
June 18-19 (Monday/Tuesday), 2007
Tel Aviv University
(Note the change in date from the original Call for Papers)
Invited Speakers:
Stephen Anderson, Yale University
Ad Neeleman, University College London
Submission:
Please submit abstracts (maximum length 2 pages, including references)
via our on-line submission site at:
http://www.easychair.org/IATL23/
Register at the site as an author, and when you receive a password, you
can enter the site and submit your abstract. The abstract should be
submitted in PDF format through the ''Upload Paper'' section near the
bottom of the page. (Note: Higher up on the page, in the ''Title and
Abstract'' section, there is a box for a plain-text abstract. Since we do
not require a shorter abstract, you may simply retype the title of the
paper in the abstract box.)
Deadline:
March 1st, 2007. Submissions received after this date will
not be considered.
Not more than one single-authored abstract per person, plus one
co-authored abstract.
Important Dates:
March 1st, 2007: abstract submission deadline
Mid April, 2007: notification of acceptance to authors
June 18-19, 2007: IATL 23 conference
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