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essex.ac.uk>EUROSLA Annual Conference 1994 Preliminary notice The Fourth Annual Conference of EUROSLA (European Second Language Association will be at: University of Provence, Aix en Provence 8th - 10th September 1994 A multidisciplinary conference for second language researchers and specialists EUROSLA has no official language 20% reduction for EUROSLA members Conference Organiser: Dr Daniel Veronique, Centre des Lettres et Sciences Humaines 29, avenue Robert Schuman, 13621 Aix-en-Provence, France fax: 42 20 64 87 Membership Secretary: Dr Vera Regan, Dept. of French, University College Dublin, Bellfield, Dublin 4, Ireland. e-mail vmreganMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue
cs.utwente.nl>Twente Workshop on Language Technology 6 TWLT 6 "PARSING NATURAL LANGUAGE" Final Announcement +=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+= Date: 16 and 17 December 1993 Location: "De Vrijhof", Enschede, the Netherlands ********* TWLT 6 is co-sponsored by ACL SIGPARSE, the Special Interest Group on Parsing Technologies of the Association of Computational Linguistics (ACL). ********* TWLT This is the sixth Twente Workshop on Language Technology organised in Twente, a beautiful region in the Netherlands. Previous work- shops have been on Tomita's Algorithm, Linguistic Engineering, Connectionist Natural Language Processing, Pragmatics in Language Technology and Natural Language Interfaces. In this international workshop researchers on parsing technologies in computational linguistics and those working at the borderline of computer science and computational linguistics will get the opportunity to present their research and discuss developments in parsing tech- nology. About TWLT6 Topics of TWLT6 include: parsing for spelling correction, head- corner parsing and unification, the logical structure of language, practical comparisons between parallel parsing algorithms, tree adjoining grammar parsing, Definite Clause Grammar parsing, multiple agents processing, comparison of ALE and PATR, parsing ill-formed input, syntactic and semantic information from punc- tuation, et cetera. The proceedings of the workshop will be available during the workshop. TWLT 6 Program Thursday, December 16, 1993: ---------------------------- 10.15 Registration and coffee 10.55 A. Nijholt: Opening 11.00 V. Manca (University of Pisa): Typology and Logical Structure of Natural Languages. 11.40 R. Bod (University of Amsterdam): Data Oriented Parsing as a General Framework for Stochastic Language Processing. 12.10 K. Sikkel (University of Twente): Specification of Parsing Strategies for Unification Grammars. 12.40 Lunch 14.00 M. Stefanova & W. ter Stal (University of Sofia / University of Twente): A Comparison of ALE and PATR: Practical Experiences. 14.30 H. de Vreught (University of Delft): A Practical Comparison between Parallel Tabular Recognizers. 15.00 Pause 15.30 M. Verlinden (University of Twente): A Head-Corner Parser for Unification Grammars. 16.00 M.-J. Nederhof (University of Nijmegen): A Multi-Disci- plinary Approach to a Parsing Algorithm. 16.30 G. Satta (University of Venice): Recognition and Parsing of Tree-Adjoining Grammars 17.10 Drinks Friday, December 17, 1993: -------------------------- 09.00 F. Barthelemy (University of Lisbon): A Single Formalism for a Wide Range of Parsers for DCGs. 09.30 E. Csuhaj-Varju and R. Abo-Alez (Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest): Multi-Agent Systems in Language Processing. 10.00 C. Cremers (University of Leiden): Parsing Co-ordination Categorically. 10.30 Pause 10.50 M. Wiren (University of Saarbrucken): Bounded Incremental Parsing. 11.20 V. Kubon, V. Petkevic and M. Platek (Charles University, Prague): Robust Parsing and Grammar Checking of Free Word Order Languages. 11.50 V. Srinivasan (University of Mainz): Punctuation and Parsing of Real-World Texts. 12.20 Lunch 13.45 T.G. Vosse (University of Leiden): Robust Parsing for Spelling Correction. 14.15 B. Lang (INRIA, Paris): Parsing Ill-Formed Input. 14.50 Pause 15.10 M. Tomita (Pittsburgh): Parsing Spontaneous Speech. 15.55 Closing of the workshop ********************************* Registration We prefer registration before December 1. E-mail the organizing secretariat, include name, address and whether you need hotel reservation. The workshop fee is Dfl. 100 (students Dfl. 50). Fee includes proceedings, lunches, coffee and tea during breaks and the informal reception on December 16. Payment will be made only on-site. Workshop Site and Accommodation The workshop will take place in "De Vrijhof" at the campus of the University of Twente, Enschede, the Netherlands. There is a direct train connection from Amsterdam airport to Hengelo or Enschede. The organizing secretariat can handle hotel reservations at the campus or in nearby cities. Standard room including breakfast at the campus is Dfl. 100 per night. Cheaper accommodation is available on request. Workshop Organizing Secretariat Mrs. J. Lammerink, Department of Computer Science, University of Twente, PO Box 217, 7500 AE Enschede, the Netherlands. Email: lammerinMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue