Computational Linguistics Colloquium

Thursdays, 16:15, Building C7 4 (Zentrum für Sprachforschung und Sprachtechnologie), Conference Room, unless indicated otherwise

A more complete programme follows.

Date	Speaker	Title of talk
19 October	Michael J. Spivey	Continuous Temporal Dynamics in Perception and Cognition
26 October	Jörg Tiedemann	Linguistically informed IR for open-domain question answering
2 November	John McDonough	Minimum Mutual Information Beamforming for Simultaneous Active Speakers
9 November
16 November
23 November	Begoña Villada Moirón	Capturing idiosyncratic linguistic behavior for automatic Multiword Expression identification
30 November
7 December	Marco Pennacchiotti	Harvesting and ontologizing semantic relations
11 December	Caroline Sporleder	Assessing the Utility of Automatically Labelled Examples for Classifying Discourse Relations
14 December
21 December	Philipp Koehn	New Approaches in Statistical Machine Translation
28 December
4 January
11 January	Bernd Kröger	A neurophonetic model of speech production including a three dimensional articulatory speech synthesizer
18 January	Aline Villavicencio	Having a closer look at Multiword Expressions
23 January	Frederick Jelinek	Language Modeling via Random Forests
25 January
1 February	Colin Bannard	Lexically specific grammatical information and computational language learning
8 February	John Local	Phonetic detail in talk-in-interaction: on the deployment and interplay of prosodic and non-prosodic resources
13 February	Feiyu Xu & Hans Uszkoreit	Minimally Supervised Learning of Relation Extraction Rules using Semantic Seeds
15 February	Barbara Rauch	Predicting Classification Decisions with Data Point Based Meta-Learning