Computational Linguistics Colloquium

This seminar series is jointly organized by the Department of Computational Linguistics and Phonetics and the European Post-Graduate College in Language Technology and Cognitive Systems.

Summer Term 2001

Thursdays, 16:15, Seminar Room, Building 17, unless otherwise indicated

April 19	Yuki Kamide	Prediction in Human Sentence Processing: Evidence from Eye-Movements
April 26	Günter Neumann	Information Extraction from Real-world German Text
May 03	Sam Featherston	Coreferential Objects in German: Experimental Evidence on Reflexivity
May 11	Jonathan Ginzburg	Imperfect Communication: Processing and Grammar
June 06	Pauline Welby	Accommodation to Speaking Style in the Interpretation of Intonational Cues
June 07	Walter Daelemans	Memory-Based Language Processing
June 11	Shravan Vasishth	Encoding and Retrieval Processes in Human Working Memory: An Empirical Investigation of Hindi Center-Embedding Constructions
June 18	Simone Teufel	What is a Summary Good for? Summarization, Citation Indexing, and Task-based Evaluation
June 21	Eugene Charniak	Statistical Parsing: A Theme and Two Variations
June 29	Mark Johnson	Stochastic Unification Grammars
July 05	Michael Strube	Processing Levels in Discourse Understanding and Generation