Clippers is intended to be a forum for informal discussion of issues related to computational linguistics: from work in progress of people in the department, over presentation of new papers, to practical concerns such as hints on the use of CL related software tools. We also hope to hear reports on conferences and workshops people have attended or on CL related internships and other relevant things you are doing.
Everyone with an interest in computational linguistics is most welcome!
Where and when: Tuesdays at 1730 in 309 Oxley Hall.
The plan is to start each session with comments/brainstorming/questions/... and then continue with the following topics:
| 2. Oct. | Chris Brew: A summer's visit to the south of France |
| (or: Impressions from ACL and NAACL) & GData Project | |
| 9. Oct. | Gerald Penn: A Graph-Theoretic Approach to Polynomial-Time
Recognition with the Lambek Calculus followed by a discussion on CL-life in industry and univeristy |
| 16. Oct. | Martin Jansche: Information extraction
from voice mail (or: A summer at AT&T) |
| 23. Oct. | Robin Dautricourt: Dialog Design and The Evil Empire |
| 30. Oct. | Nathan Vaillette:
Logical Specification of Transducers for NLP (or: Things to do in Tübingen at night) |
| 6. Nov. | Anton Rytting: Learning a chunk at a time |
| 13. Nov. | Jiri Hana: Generation of Czech |
| 20. Nov. | Two CL projects at OSU: Detmar Meurers: The new MiLCA project Chris Brew: The GData Project |
| 27. Nov. |
Also to appear: