Cooperative Response Generation in Dialogue
Ivana Kruijff-KorbayováFormal Matters
Each student gives a talk and writes a paper on an assigned topic. Each week, every student (other than the presenter) has to read an assigned paper, and send in a question. See details below.Mailing List
This seminar has a mailing list.
Participating students have to subscribe here:
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The archive of the mailing list is here:
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Questions
Every week by Monday midnight, every student (other than the presenter) has to submit a question concerning the topic of the week's session, based on the read paper(s). Please submit to the mailing list (so that everyone can see the questions).
The presenter tries to respond to the questions during their talk if they can. Otherwise, we'll pick the questions up in the general discussion.
Presentation
- based on the assigned paper(s) and own additional research as needed
- 45 min
- using electronic slides (if you need to use my laptop, then send (preferrably PDF) by Monday night per email
- be at the seminar room at 8:20 a.m. to get things running
- recommended: come to consult concept well in advance
- get feedback on slides 1 week before presentation
- send me your slides in PDF after your presentation to put them on the website
Paper
- On the topic of your presentation (or otherwise consult with me)
- Based on the assigned paper(s) and own additional research as needed
- Written by yourself, in your own words (no plagiarism!)
- 15 pages (max 20)
- Formatting: standard LaTeX article or report style (or equivalent)
- Send me a PDF per email.
- Deadline: 15 March 2010
- For tips, see my lecture on "Formal Aspects of (not only) Seminar Papers", organized by CoLi Student Union. PDF