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Many people have sent me requests for information on the Workshop that was mentioned in the posting by Pete Schult in LINGUIST , Fri, 1 Oct 93 09:51:32 -0500. Thus, I am submitting a short general announcement to LINGUIST. More will be available at the conference. For those who cannot come, send me a message after the meeting, and I will send you whatever materials are distributed. Judith Klavans klavansMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuecs.columbia.edu ====== Workshop Announcement ====== ==>> PERSPECTIVES ON COMPUTATIONAL LINGUISTICS <<== Linguistic Society of America -- January 7, 1994 7-10 pm Organizer: Judith L. Klavans Computational linguistics (CL) is a relatively new field within the discipline of linguistics. The central questions in CL can be viewed from several perspectives: How can a computational approach be used to test linguistic theory? How can systems based on linguistic knowledge be built to analyze or produce language? In what ways might an implementation validate abstractions concerning linguistic structure? The purpose of this symposium is to present views on the role of linguistics in computational linguistics, and on the role of computational approaches in linguistics. Issues in Computational Linguistics - Overview Judith Klavans (organizer) Syntax in Applied Natural Language Processing Lori Levin Lexical Semantics and Computational System James Pustejovsky Prosody, Intonation, and Speech Technology Janet Pierrehumbert Parsing Problems and Computational Morphology Stephen Anderson Applications and the Real World Evelyne Tzoukermann