Computational Linguistics Colloquium

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

Winter Term 2004

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

A more complete programme follows.

Date	Speaker	Title of talk
14 October	Mary McGee Wood	postponed
28 October	Peter Kosta	Word order variation and the theory of non-movement in Slavic and other European languages
04 November	Dietrich Klakow	Short and long-range dependencies in language modeling
11 November	Lego Robots	Talking Robots with Lego Mindstorms
18 November
25 November	Gemma Boleda	A Quantitative Approach to the Lexical Semantics of Adjectives
02 December
09 December	Gosse Bouma	Question answering using dependency relations
16 December	Mary McGee Wood	Some Questions to ask about Tutorial Dialogues
13 January	Hervé Bourlard	Multi-channel modeling and integration with applications in speech and multimodal processing
20 January	Grzegorz Dogil	Speakers have access to a mental syllabary, but how do they use it? Evidence from fMRI and speech production experiments
27 January	Franklin Chang	Priming as learning: A connectionist approach to sentence production
03 February	Claire Cardie	Machine Learning for Noun Phrase Coreference Resolution
08 February (Tuesday)	Stefan Riezler	Feature Selection over Feature Forests for Efficient Deep Stochastic Parsing
10 February
17 February	John Nerbonne	Computational Linguistics as Kulturwissenschaft
2 March	Tracy Holloway King	Integrating Finite-state Technology with Deep Grammars: The XLE Experience