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Coling 2008
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August 18-22
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Coling 2008
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Slides from Prof. Tsujii's keynote talk [ppt]
This workshop aims to bring together grammar engineers from different frameworks to compare research and methodologies, particularly around the themes of evaluation, modularity, maintainability, relevance to theoretical and computational linguistics, and applications of "deep" grammars to real-world domains and NLP tasks.
Recent years have seen the development of techniques and resources to support robust, deep grammatical analysis of natural language in real-world domains and applications. The demands of these types of tasks have resulted in significant advances in areas such as parser efficiency, hybrid statistical/symbolic approaches to disambiguation, and the acquisition of large-scale lexicons. The effective acquisition, development, maintenance and enhancement of grammars is a central issue in such efforts, and the size and complexity of realistic grammars makes these tasks extremely challenging; indeed, these tasks are often tackled in ways that have much in common with software engineering. This workshop aims to bring together grammar engineers from different frameworks --- for example LFG, HPSG, TAG, CCG, dependency grammar --- to compare their research and methodologies.
Invited Talk: Jun'ichi Tsujii, University of Tokyo and University of Manchester [ppt]
| Paper submission deadline: | 5 May (CLOSED) |
| Notification of acceptance of Papers: | 6 June |
| Camera-ready copy of papers due: | 30 June |
| Demo session requests due: | 30 June (CLOSED) |
| Workshop (register via COLING): | 24 August |
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Last updated: Wed Jul 2 07:47:39 PDT 2008