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Date: 15-May-2012
From: Aline Villavicencio <alinevgmail.com>
Subject: Transactions on Speech and Language Processing
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Full Title: Transactions on Speech and Language Processing
Call Deadline: 12-Jun-2012
Final Call for Papers and Deadline Extension
ACM Transactions on Speech and Language Processing
Special Issue on Multiword Expressions: From Theory to Practice and Use
multiword.sf.net/tslp2011si
Extended Deadline for Submissions: June, 12th, 2012
Multiword expressions (MWEs) range over linguistic constructions like
idioms (a frog in the throat, kill some time), fixed phrases (per se,
by and large, rock'n roll), noun compounds (traffic light, cable car),
compound verbs (draw a conclusion, go by [a name]), etc. While easily
mastered by native speakers, their interpretation poses a major challenge
for computational systems, due to their flexible and heterogeneous nature.
Surprisingly enough, MWEs are not nearly as frequent in NLP resources
(dictionaries, grammars) as they are in real-word text, where they have
been reported to account for half of the entries in the lexicon of a speaker
and over 70% of the terms in a domain. Thus, MWEs are a key issue and
a current weakness for tasks like natural language parsing and generation,
as well as real-life applications such as machine translation. The focus of the
special issue, thus, includes, but is not limited to the following topics:
* MWE treatment in applications such as the ones mentioned above;
* Lexical representation of MWEs in dictionaries and grammars;
* Corpus-based identification and extraction of MWEs;
* Application-oriented evaluation of MWE treatment;
* Type-dependent analysis of MWEs;
* Multilingual applications (e.g. machine translation, bilingual dictionaries);
* Parsing and generation of MWEs, especially, processing of MWEs in the
language of social media and micro-blogs;
* MWEs and user interaction;
* MWEs in linguistic theories like HPSG, LFG and minimalism and their
contribution to applications;
* Relevance of research on first and second language acquisition of MWEs
for applications;
* Crosslinguistic studies on MWEs.
Submission Procedure
Authors should follow the ACM TSLP manuscript preparation guidelines
described on the journal web site http://tslp.acm.org and submit an
electronic copy of their complete manuscript through the journal manuscript
submission site http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/acm/tslp. Authors are
required to specify that their submission is intended for this special issue by
setting the submission type to 'Special Issue on Multiword Expressions' on
the first step of submission via the online system. Additionally, we
recommend the inclusion of the note 'Submitted for the special issue on
Multiword Expressions' on the first page of the manuscript and in the field
'Author's Cover Letter'.
Schedule
Extended Submission deadline: June, 12th, 2012
Notification of acceptance: October, 13th, 2012
Final manuscript due: December, 28th, 2012
Guest Editors
* Valia Kordoni, DFKI GmbH and Saarland University (Germany)
* Carlos Ramisch, University of Grenoble (France) and Federal University of
Rio Grande do Sul (Brazil)
* Aline Villavicencio, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (Brazil) and
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (USA)
Contact
For any inquiries regarding the special issue, please send an email
to mweguesteditorgmail.com
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