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NL-KR Digest Mon May 29 23:23:14 PDT 1995 Volume 14 No. 32
Today's Topics:
CFP: SALT 6 Semantics and Linguistic Theory, Apr 96, New Brunswick
CFP: INAP-95 8th Indust. Appl. of Prolog, Oct 95, Tokyo
Announcement: Formal Grammar Conf., Aug 95, Barcelona
Query: Machine Usable Dictionary Needed
Announcement: ML95 - ML Conf. Scholarships
Program: NLDB'95, Workshop on Nat. Lang., June 95, France
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Date: Mon, 22 May 95 19:40:19 PDT
From: ladusaw@ling.ucsc.edu (Bill Ladusaw)
To: semantics@ling.ucsc.edu
Subject: CFP: SALT 6 Semantics and Linguistic Theory, Apr 96, New Brunswick
SALT VI
First Call for Papers
SEMANTICS and LINGUISTIC THEORY
Sixth Annual Meeting
Rutgers University
New Brunswick, NJ
April 26-28, 1996
SALT VI welcomes submissions for 30-minute presentations (with 10
additional minutes for discussion) on any topic in the semantic
analysis of natural language emphasizing the connection to
linguistic theory. Authors should submit 10 copies of abstracts,
no more than 2 pages (1000 words) long. Authors' names, addresses,
affiliations, phone numbers and e-mail addresses, and paper title
should accompany the abstracts on a 3x5 card. No Fax or E-mail
submissions will be accepted.
Abstract deadline: December 1, 1995
Send abstracts to:
SALT VI Committee
Department of Linguistics
Rutgers University
18 Seminary Place
New Brunswick, NJ 08903
USA
The program will be completed by early February, at which time
conference information will be made available. Inquiries welcome
at the address above, or e-mail to:
salt6@zodiac.rutgers.edu
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Date: Wed, 24 May 95 17:39:05 JST
From: IF Computer Japan Limited <ifcj@ifcomputer.co.jp>
To: nl-kr@cs.rpi.edu
Subject: CFP: INAP-95 8th Indust. Appl. of Prolog, Oct 95, Tokyo
8th Symposium and Exhibition on Industrial Applications of Prolog
(INAP'95) to be held at the Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of
Technology in Hino, Tokyo Japan, on Oct 19-20, 1995
which I received from T. Yagihashi of Ren Associates.
With best regards
Oskar Bartenstein
oskar@IFComputer.co.jp Tel +81-3-3818-5826
IF Computer Japan Limited Fax +81-3-3818-5829
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INAP-95
The 8th Symposium and Exhibition on
Industrial Applications of Prolog
19, 20 October 1995
Hino, Tokyo Japan
Call for Papers
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The Eighth Exhibition and Symposium on Industrial Applications of
Prolog will be held in Tokyo Japan on 19-20 October 1995. The
conference provides a forum for researchers and practitioners
working on industrial Prolog applications to exchange research
ideas and to share development experiences.
INAP consists of technical presentations, keynote address,
panel discussion, reception party and the simultaneous exhibition.
Submissions Details
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Papers should not be more than 8 pages A4. Apply by August 18 1995 with
the authors' names, mailing addresses, e-mail addresses, telephone and
facsimile numbers, paper title and abstract. Authors of accepted papers
are expected to present their papers at the conference.
Important Dates
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18 August 1995 Deadline for application
1 September 1995 Notification of acceptance
29 September 1995 Deadline for camera-ready copies
INAP Target Focus and Audience
------------------------------
Prolog is famous as the first very high level programming language and for
its unique potential as a specification, artificial intelligence and
general purpose programming language.
Due to the growing number and economic importance of industrial applications
of Prolog based systems there is increasing need for specialized information
exchange catering to a discerning and critical audience in order to
discuss achievements, trends, needs and problems of commercial users.
INAP is a forum to discuss results and potential of the application of Prolog
in products, production, management, services and software engineering,
together with requirements, tools, programming techniques and standards
necessary to satisfy technological and economic constraints.
Authors are invited to submit full manuscripts (max 8 pages A4) or extended
abstracts in English or Japanese on applications of Prolog and related
topics including but not limited to:
- Prolog in services
- Prolog as R&D tool
- software engineering
- programming techniques
- programming paradigms
- standardization
- industrial requirements
Address papers and enqiries to:
--------------------------------
Mr. Toshiaki Yagihashi
REN Associates, Inc.
INAP Organizer's Office
2nd Nichika Bldg, 2-12-14 Hamamatsucho, Minato-ku
Tokyo 105 Japan
Tel +81-3-3433-2543 Fax +81-3-3433-3904
internet: pfe00252@niftyserve.or.jp
Chairman:
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Prof. Shuichi Fukuda, Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Technology
Program Committee:
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Dr. Oskar Bartenstein, IF Computer Japan, Japan
Prof. Hon Wai Chun, City University, Hong Kong
Dr. Alexander Herold, ECRC, Germany
Prof. Tohru Ihara, Chuo University, Japan
Prof. Geun Sik Jo, Inha University, Korea
Prof. Uk Kim, Hong-Ik University, Korea
Mr. Nobukuni Kino, Prolog Association of Japan, Japan
Prof. Yoshiki Kishi, Ibaragi University, Japan
Prof. Isao Nagasawa, Kyushu Institute of Technology, Japan
Prof. Mihoko Okada, Suzuka Medical School, Japan
Mr. Takao Ozaki, Keizo, Japan
Prof. Naoyuki Tamura, Kobe University, Japan
Prof. Hajime Yoshino, Meiji Gakuin University, Japan
Prof. Matthew Yuen, Univ. of Science and Technology, Hong Kong
Special Advisors:
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Dr. Hideyuki Nakashima, Electrotechnical Laboratory, Japan
Dr. Toshio Yokoi, Electronic Dictionary, Japan
Sponsors:
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IF Computer Japan
Keizo
REN Associates
Prolog Association of Japan
Support:
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European Computer Industry Research Centre
Practical Application of Prolog
Association of Logic Programming
Organizer:
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REN Associates, Inc.
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Date: Fri, 26 May 1995 18:03:25 UTC+0200
From: Glyn Morrill <morrill@lsi.upc.es>
To: <fj-ai@etl.go.jp>, <ir-l%uccmvsa.BITNET@earn-relay.ac.uk>,
Subject: Announcement: Formal Grammar Conf., Aug 95, Barcelona
FORMAL GRAMMAR
Barcelona
August 12-13, 1995
in conjunction with the
European Summer School in Logic, Language and Information
Saturday August 12th
1.00-2.00 "Linear Logic for Meaning Assembly"
Fernando Pereira (Invited Speaker), AT&T Bell
Laboratories
2.00-2.40 "Partial Proof Trees as Building Blocks for a
Categorial Grammar"
Aravind K. Joshi & Seth Kulick, University
of Pennsylvania
2.40-3.00 "The Fall of Function-Argument Biuniqueness"
Alex Alsina, National University of Singapore
Break
3.30-4.10 "Features and Agreement in Lambek Categorial Grammar"
Mark Johnson and Sam Bayer, Brown University
4.50-5.30 "Distribution, Collection and Scoping:
a Categorial Approach to Plurality"
Bob Carpenter, Carnegie Mellon University
6.00-6.40 "Bare Plurals in Spanish Are Interpreted as Properties"
Louise McNally, The Ohio State University
Break
6.00-6.40 "A Proof-Theoretic Approach to Natural Language
Understanding - Ellipsis: a Case Study"
Ruth Kempson, University of London
6.40-7.20 "Ellipsis and Multimodal Categorial Type Logic"
Petra Hendriks, Rijksuniversiteit Groningen
7.20-8.00 "Word Order Domains in Categorial Grammar"
Koen Versmissen, Rijksuniversiteit Utrecht
Sunday August 13th
9.00-1.30 Special Session: "Clause Union and Argument Structure"
Erhard Hinrichs & Tsuneko Nakazaw,
Dani'ele Godard, Anna Abeill'e & Philip Miller,
Esther Kraak,
Miriam Butt,
Owen Rambow.
Discussion Chairs: Tilman Hoehle & Bob Carpenter
Lunch
3.30-4.30 "Inflection, Derivation and Grammatical Architecture"
Susan Steele (Invited Speaker), University of Arizona
4.30-5.10 "Ne-Cliticization Does Not Support the
Unaccusative/Intransitive Split"
Graziella Saccon, University of Texas at Austin
5.10-5.30 "Trees and the Representation of Disjunct
Constituents"
Marcel Cori and Jean-Marie Marandin, Universit'e Paris
& CNRS URA
Break
6.00-6.40 "Pomset Logic as an Alternative Categorial Grammar"
Alain Lecomte and Christian Retor'e, INRIA Lorraine
& CNRS CRIN
6.40-7.20 "Interpreting Lexical Rules"
Mike Calcagno, The Ohio State University
7.20-7.40 "A Semantics for Lexical Rules As Used in HPSG"
Walt Detmar Meurers, Universit"at T"ubingen
7.40-8.00 "OT, Finite-State Representations and Procedurality"
T. Mark Ellison, Instituto de Engenharia de
Sistemas e Computadores, Lisboa
Reserve: "On the Formalisation of Choice Functions as
Representing the Scope of Indefinites"
Yoad Winter, Rijksuniversiteit Utrecht
For information about the European Summer School in
Logic, Language and Information (14th-25th August) contact:
ESSLLI95, GILCUB, Avda. Vallvidrera 25, 08017 Barcelona; Fax
+43 3 2054656; e-mail: esslli95@gilcub.es
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From: Phil Bralich <bralich@uhunix.uhcc.Hawaii.Edu>
To: nl-kr@cs.rpi.edu
Subject: Query: Machine Usable Dictionary Needed
Date: Sun, 28 May 1995 21:26:13 -1000
As you may know from postings I have made to this list over the last
couple of months, Derek Bickerton and I are developing a parser
based on a theory of syntax that he and I have been developing over
the last four years. We are about to purchase a machine usable
dictionary with approximately 70,000 entries for $2500. If anyone
could advise us whether or not that is our best bet, or where we might
find other dictionaries, we would appreciate hearing from you.
We are currently working with a dictionary of under 1000 words, so it
is imperative that we obtain a larger one, so we may begin working
with larger corpora. Toward that end we would also like to find out
which texts were used in past parsing competitions and where the
results of these competitions are published. We believe that with a
few weeks of work we should be able to modify a dictionary
sufficiently to allow us to begin experinmenting with texts that were
used in past parsing competitions.
Here are the specs the parser. It is based on a series of algorithms that
have been four years in the making, but the programming required to
create this parser has only taken 300 hours using C++ . There
areapproximately 3000 lines of code that take up 150k executable on
disk. About 100k of RAM is required to run the parser. 30k on disk is
required for a 300 word dictionary. An average sentence takes under
4 seconds to process on a 486 IBM compatible. Since this is only a
development version, we expect these numbers to change. To date, no
optimizations have occurred, and we expect to significantly shrink the
dictionary disk usage and the execution time.
Phil Bralich
bralich@uhccux.uhcc.Hawaii.edu
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Date: Wed, 10 May 1995 21:19:47 -0700
To: nl-kr@ai.sunnyside.com (comp.ai.nlang-know-rep),
From: schlimme@eecs.wsu.edu (Jeffrey C. Schlimmer)
Subject: Announcement: ML95 - ML Conf. Scholarships
ML 95 announces the availability of travel scholarships for students
without other means of support hoping to attend the conference.
Preference will be given to students presenting papers in the
conference or workshops. The deadline date for application is June 1,
1995. The earlier you apply the faster we will be able to respond to
your request.
Because these scholarships are funded by the International Computer
Science Institute (ICSI, Berkeley, CA), they are limited to nationals
of ICSI's sponsoring countries - Germany, Italy, and Switzerland.
General scholarships will be announced separately.
Applicants should send the following items:
- A note describing the intended participation in the conference
and/or workshops,
- A brief curriculum vitae,
- A request for a specific amount of support (US dollars) and a
travel budget,
- A note from an advisor supporting the application and verifying
that no other source of funding is available for this purpose.
All materials should be sent to via email to Allison Mitchell
(mitchell@cs.ucdavis.edu). The note from advisor should be sent
directly from the advisor to mitchell@cs.ucdavis.edu.
Jeffrey C. Schlimmer, Asst. Prof., School of EE & CS, Washington State
University, Pullman, WA 99164-2752, (509) 335-2399, (509) 335-3818 FAX
http://www.eecs.wsu.edu/~schlimme/
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From: Gilles.Levreau@prism.uvsq.fr (Gilles LEVREAU)
Date: Mon, 15 May 1995 10:54:04 +0200
To: nl-kr@ai.sunnyside.com
Subject: Program: NLDB'95, Workshop on Nat. Lang., June 95, France
_______________________
* N L D B ' 9 5 *
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First International Workshop on Applications of
NATURAL LANGUAGE to DATA BASES
(VERSAILLES, France, June 28-29th 1995)
PRESENTATION :
This workshop aims at bringing together researchers, industrial and potential
users, interested in various applications of natural language in the database
field. The integration of databases and natural language has been for a long
time a marginal topic for which only a few research has been done. For two
decades, consulting databases or getting answers in natural language remain a
long term objective for many users. This is nowadays an accessible convergent
point for which a lot of researchers are focusing on. This is mainly due to
the large progress of research in natural language and to the development of
new storage technologies which allow large semantic electronic dictionaries.
Each aspect of the life cycle of the information system may be improved by
using natural language techniques : database design ( specification, integra-
tion, conflicts resolution ), database querying, paraphrasing of data models
and query anwers, integrity specification and design validation. Beyond this
general use of natural language, different specific applications such as
dictionnaries or automatic indexing are also related to both domains of
natural language and databases. Papers which will be presented during this
workshop cover most of these topics.
PROGRAMME
WEDNESDAY JUNE 28 1995
8:30-9:15 a.m. Registration
9:15-9:30 a.m. Opening session
9:30-10:30 a.m. SESSION 1: LINGUISTIC THEORY
"Semantic Verb Classes and Lexical Conceptual Structures for Enhancing the
Conceptual Modelling and the Access to Data Bases"
P. Saint-Dizier (France)
"An Analysis of Compounds in HPSG for Database Queries"
P. McFetridge, F. Popowich, D. Fass (Canada)
11:00-12:30 a.m. SESSION 2: NATURAL LANGUAGE FOR VIEW INTEGRATION
"The linguistic Level of the KHEOPS CASE Tool"
A.P. Ambrosio, E. Metais, J.N. Meunier (France)
"Supporting Schema Integration by Linguistic Instruments"
P. Johannesson (Sweden)
"Semantic Integration of Conceptual Schemes
I. Mirbel (France)
2:00-3:30 p.m. SESSION 3: DATABASE QUERYING WITH NATURAL LANGUAGE
"Computation of French Temporal Expressions to Query Databases"
D. Maurel, M.Mohri (France)
"Natural Language Query Processing in Korean Interface for Object-Oriented
Databases"
J. Chae, S. Lee (Korea)
"Sigar : Generating Responses in a Natural Language Query System"
H. Khelalfa, O. Nouali (Algeria)
4:00-5:30 p.m. SESSION 4: KNOWLEDGE ACQUISITION THROUGH NATURAL LANGUAGE
"Conceptual Modelling of Database Schema Using Linguistic Knowledge.
Application to Terminological Databases ?"
C. Jouis, W. Mustapha-Elhadi (France)
"Acquiring Complex Information from Natural Language for EER Database
Design"
E. Buchholz, H. Cyriaks, A. Düsterhöft, H.Mehlan, B. Thalheim (Germany)
"Aggregation, Formal Specification and Natural Language Generation"
H. Dalianis (Sweden)
THURSDAY JUNE 29 1995
9:00-10:30 a.m. SESSION 5: SCHEMA CONSISTENCY USING LINGUISTIC TOOLS
"Verification of Conceptual Models based on Linguistic Knowledge"
B. van der Vos (Netherlands), J.A. Gulla (Norway), R. van de Riet
(Netherlands)
"NALABA : A Natural Language Based Integrity Requirements Validation
System"
C. Wu, D.J. Flynn (United Kingdom)
"The Impact of Linguistics on Conceptual Models: Consistency and
Understandability"
J.F.M. Burg, R.P. van de Riet (Netherlands)
11:00-12:00 a.m. SESSION 6: LOGIC AND NATURAL LANGUAGE
"Extending Datalog Grammars"
V. Dahl, P. Tarau (Canada)
"An Evaluation of the Textual Databases using Linguistic and Logics"
O. Larouk (France)
1:30-3:00 p.m. SESSION 7: TEXTUAL DATABASES
"Image Retrieval using their Natural Language Textual Description"
A. Joubert, A. Caillens, P. Poujol (France)
"Querying Linguistic Structures"
I. A. MacLeod, C. Gajraj, G. Lessard (Canada)
"Intelligent Textual Database and Automatic Acquisition of a Thesaurus"
M-C Villain, P. Trigano, J. Deloire (France)
3:30-5:00 p.m. SESSION 8: APPLICATIONS
"SCHISMA: A Natural Language Accessible Theatre Information and Booking
System"
G.F. v.d. Hoeven, J.A. Andernach, S.P. v.d. Burgt, G-J.M. Kruijff,
A. Nijholt, J. Schaake, F.M.G. de Jong (Netherlands)
"A Natural Language Interface for Querying Multiple Databases Using
Predefined Views in a Client-Server Environment"
Y.C. Chuah, K.J. Heng, S.N. Pang (Singapore)
"Different Issues in the Design of a General-Purpose Lexical Database for
Basque"
E. Agirre, X.Arregi, J.M. Arriola, X. Artola, A. Diaz de Ilarraza,
J.M.Insausti, K. Sarasola (Basque Country)
SPONSORS
AFCET, ERLI, ESSEC, PRiSM, UVSQ
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Chairman: Mokrane Bouzeghoub
PRiSM Laboratory, University of Versailles, France
President of AFCET Data Bases Technical Committee
Alain Bonnet Langage Naturel, France
Janis Bubenko U. of Stockholm, Sweden
Hans Burg Vrije U., The Netherlands
Corinne Cauvet U. of Paris I, France
Jose Coch Erli, France
Isabelle Comyn-Wattiau Essec, France
Roland Dachelet Inria, France
Christian Fluhr CEA, France
Vladimir Fomichov Moscow State U., Russia
Robert Goldstein U. of British Columbia, Canada
Jon Atle Gulla GMD Darmstadt, Germany
Henri Habrias U. of Nantes, France
Jean-Noel Meunier PRiSM, France
Elisabeth Metais U. of Versailles, France
Reinder van de Riet Vrije U., The Netherlands
Arne Solvberg NTH Trondheim, Norway
Veda Storey Rochester U., USA
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Chairwoman: Elisabeth Metais
PRiSM Laboratory, University of Versailles, France
Email: Elisabeth.Metais@prism.uvsq.fr
Christiane Boucher PRiSM, France
Marie-France Kalogera AFCET, France
Gilles Levreau PRiSM, France
Jean-Noel Meunier PRiSM, France
Reinder van de Riet Vrije U., The Netherlands
Corinne Sweeney AFCET, France
___________________________________________________________________
GENERAL INFORMATION
LOCATION: The workshop will take place at:
University of Versailles
45 Avenue des Etats-Unis
78000 Versailles, France
ACCESS: Versailles is 15km from Paris and can easily be reached by trains
(3 railway lines, nearest station: Montreuil).
REGISTRATIONS: Please fill in the enclosed registration form and send it back
to : AFCET - 156 boulevard Pereire - 75017 Paris, France ( Fax : +33 (1) 42 67
93 12). About 15 days before the meeting you will receive your pass, requested
on site to get the workshop documents.
FEES: Registrations fees include sessions attendance, one copy of the procee-
dings, lunches and coffee breaks.
DINNER: Workshop dinner is not included in the fees. Price per person will be
FF 300 VAT included. If you wish to register, please fill in the appropriate
portion of the registration form. Dinner venue will be chosen according to the
number of participants.
PAYMENT: Payments are accepted in French francs only either by :
- banker's draft to the order of AFCET (with the name and indication of the
title of the workshop), bank account n° 502 650 009 - at
BIMP
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Please ask your bank to arrange the transfer at no cost for the beneficiary.
Bank charges, if any, will be requested on site.
- credit card Visa International or Eurocard Mastercard.
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residents only).
DISCOUNTS:
Fees: They apply when at least three persons from the same establishment
register together: between 3 and 5 registrations : 20% discount, over 5
registrations: 30% discount.
Transportation: a 20% SNCF reduction for French Railway round trip ticket and
up to 45% for AIR INTER on some flights may be obtained for the workshop dates.
Please complete the appropriate portion of the registration form to receive
your discount voucher(s).
ACCOMMODATION: For your reservation, please fill in the enclosed reservation
form and send it back to Wagons-Lits Tourisme (address on reservation form).
LANGUAGE: The workshop will be conducted in English and in French.
CANCELLATION: Refunds of 50% will be made if a written request is received by
June 10, 1995. No refunds will be made for cancellations received after this
date. In case of workshop cancellation for reasons beyond its control, AFCET
limits its liability to registration fees already paid.
I N F O R M A T I O N :
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Tel : (33) (1) 47 66 24 19
Fax : (33) (1) 42 67 93 12
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__________________________________________________________________
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