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NL-KR Digest Tue May 14 07:28:41 PDT 1996 Volume 15 No. 21
Today's Topics:
CFP: IWCS-II Computational Semantics 2, Jan 97, Tilburg
CFP: XII LLNN & LLFF- NL and Formal Languages, Sep 96, La Seu d'Urgell
Announcement: Res Asst in Computational Linguistics, Zurich
Program: HPSG 96 3rd Intl. HPSG, May 96, Marseille
CFP: Sixth AI / Statistics Wkshp, Jan 96, Ft. Lauderdale
Program: TWLT11 Twente Wkshp, Dialogue Management, Jun 96, Twente
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From: Harry.Bunt@kub.nl (Harry C. Bunt, ITK)
Date: Mon, 8 Apr 1996 22:12:34 +0200
To: ln@frmop11.BITNET, mantaras@ceab.es, neach@andromeda.rutgers.edu,
Subject: CFP: IWCS-II Computational Semantics 2, Jan 97, Tilburg
CALL FOR PAPERS
SECOND INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON COMPUTATIONAL SEMANTICS (IWCS II)
January 8-10, 1997, Tilburg, The Netherlands
The Tilburg Linguistics Department will host the Second Workshop on
Computational Semantics, which will take place in Tilburg, The
Netherlands, from 8 - 10 January 1997. The aim of the workshop is to
bring together researchers involved in all aspects of natural language
computational semantics.
TOPICS OF INTEREST
The workshop will focus on the computational aspects of formal semantic
theories and on theoretical issues involved in the development of
natural language processing systems. Papers are sought in areas which
include, but are not limited to, the following topics:
* underspecified semantic representations: definition and use
* use of context in interpretation
* the semantics - pragmatics interface
* dynamic interpretation in text and dialogue
* incremental interpretation
* language and visual information
* speech acts and interpretation
* information packaging
* computational lexical semantics
* context modelling
* interpretation and inference
All submitted papers will be refereed by an international programme
committee.
SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Authors are asked to submit an original paper of maximally 10 pages
and maximally 8000 words by Sunday September 1, 1996. Email a
postscript version of the paper to:
Computational.Semantics@kub.nl
Papers should be prepared with LaTeX. Each title page should contain
the names, addresses, phone numbers and email addresses of all
authors. Please use the LaTeX header file which is attached to this
Call.
LaTeX source codes of final papers are due on November 15, 1996. A
copy of the proceedings will be available for each participant at the
workshop.
ORGANISING COMMITTEE
Harry Bunt
Leen Kievit
Reinhard Muskens
Margriet Verlinden
PROGRAMME COMMITTEE
Mario Borillo
Robin Cooper
Jan van Eijck
Erhard Hinrichs
Paul McKevitt
John Nerbonne
Stanley Peters
Manfred Pinkal
Steve Pulman
Len Schubert
Jerry Seligman
Megumi Kameyama
Daniel Kayser
John McCarthy (tbc)
Martha Palmer
Allan Ramsay
Uwe Reyle
Rohine Srihari (tbc)
Mark Steedman
Enric Vallduvi
James Pustejovsky
Wlodek Zadrozny
IMPORTANT DATES
Submission of preliminary papers 1 September, 1996
Notification of acceptance 15 October, 1996
Final papers due 15 November, 1996
Workshop 8 - 10 January, 1997
GUIDELINES FOR PAPER SUBMISSIONS
Papers should be submitted by email in Postscript form. Accepted papers
will be published in the proceedings, which will be available at the time
of the conference; we also aim at publishing a selection of the accepted
papers in book form. All papers should contain:
- a list of approximately 5 keywords
- an abstract
- a conclusion section
For the production of the proceedings, final versions of accepted papers
will have to be submitted in LaTeX form; it is therefore advisable to use
LaTeX from the start. Detailed instructions for layout will be available
at the Web page (see below). For a start, we suggest that you use the
following LaTeX format as the basis for producing the Postscript file:
\documentstyle[11pt,a4,epsf]{article}
\setlength{\textwidth}{15cm}
Please refer to bibliographical items using author names and year of
publication, rather than by numbers, and sort the bibliography
alphabetically.
FURTHER INFORMATION
Conference Secretariat:
Anne Adriaensen
Department of Linguistics
Tilburg University
PO Box 90153, 5000 LE Tilburg
The Netherlands
WEB: http://tkiwww.kub.nl:2080/tki/Docs/IWCS/iwcs.html
Email: Computational.Semantics@kub.nl
Fax: +31-13 466 31 10
Phone:+31-13 466 30 60
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Harry C. Bunt
Professor of Linguistics and Computer Science
ITK, Tilburg University
P.O. Box 90153
5000 LE Tilburg, the Netherlands
Phone: +31 - 13 466.3060 (secretary Anne Andriaensen)
2653 (office, room B 310)
Fax: +31 - 13 466.3110
Harry.Bunt@kub.nl
WWW: http://itkwww.kub.nl:2080/itk/Docs/
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Date: Thu, 11 Apr 1996 16:41:42 +0200
To: nl-kr@snyside.sunnyside.com
From: cmv@astor.urv.es (Carlos Martin Vide) (by way of cmv@fll.urv.es (Carlos Martin Vide)) (by way of cmv@fll.urv.es (Carlos Martin Vide)) (by way of cmv@fll.urv.es (Carlos Martin Vide)) (by way of cmv@fll.urv.es (Carlos Martin Vide))
Subject: CFP: XII LLNN & LLFF- NL and Formal Languages, Sep 96, La Seu d'Urgell
XII CONGRESO DE LENGUAJES NATURALES Y LENGUAJES FORMALES
September, 23-27, 1996
La Seu d'Urgell (Spain)
Organized by the Research Group in Mathematical Linguistics and Language
Engineering (GRLMC) of the Rovira i Virgili University (Tarragona, Spain),
it focuses on mathematical linguistics and related fields.
Languages: Spanish, Catalan and English.
Invited people:
E. Csuhaj-Varju (Budapest),
J.-P. Descles (Paris),
H. Marraud (Madrid),
K. Vijay-Shanker (Delaware).
Deadline for submissions: July 20, 1996.
Information:
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To: comp-ai-nlang-know-rep@scsing.switch.ch
From: Martin Volk <volk@ifi.unizh.ch>
Subject: Announcement: Res Asst in Computational Linguistics, Zurich
Date: Thu, 11 Apr 1996 11:46:24 +0200
2 POSITIONs in COMPUTATIONAL LINGUISTICS
Where: University of Zurich/Switzerland
Department of Computer Science
Computational Linguistics Group
Winterthurerstr. 190
CH-8057 Zurich
What: 2 Research assistants for 2 years
Starting date: Summer 1996 (no later than October 15)
Qualification: Diploma/Masters degree in Computational Linguistics or
in a related area (computer science, linguistics) with minor in
Computational Linguistics. Programming skills in Prolog and good English
skills are required. Skills in LISP, knowledge of grammar formalisms,
and logic based semantic representation are an advantage. Knowledge of
German is another asset.
Task: Development of an answer extraction system over UNIX man pages
(translated into a knowledge representation language). An input to the
system will be a natural language query (in English). Output will be a
natural language answer tailored to the query. The system will build on
existing NL processing software. The project is sponsored by the Swiss
National Science Foundation.
Benefits: 60'000 Swiss Francs/year; PhD work possible; modern working
environment; living and working in Zurich
For more information:
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Contact: Prof. Dr. Michael Hess <hess@ifi.unizh.ch> Tel +41-1-257-4377
Dr. Martin Volk <volk@ifi.unizh.ch> -4325
Background information on the department and the CL group:
http://www.ifi.unizh.ch/groups/CL
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Date: Fri, 5 Apr 1996 19:56:49 +0200 (MET DST)
To: aisb@cogs.sussex.ac.uk, elsnet-list@cogsci.edinburgh.ac.uk,
From: Daniele.Godard@linguist.jussieu.fr (Daniele GODARD)
Subject: Program: HPSG 96 3rd Intl. HPSG, May 96, Marseille
Please post the following information:
HPSG 96
TROISIEME CONFERENCE INTERNATIONALE SUR HPSG
THIRD INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON HPSG
MARSEILLE
MAY 20-22, 1996
________________________
PROGRAMME
PROGRAM
________________________
May 20 SESSION GENERALE: SYNTAXE
GENERAL SESSION: SYNTAX
9h15-10h15 CONFERENCIER INVITE: DAVID JOHNSON
INVITED SPEAKER
David Johnson (IBM, T.J. Watson Research Center, USA) &
Shalom Lappin (University of London, SOAS, UK):
To Move or Not to Move: A Critique of Pure Minimalism
10h15-10h50 Robert Levine (Ohio-State University, USA) & Tom Hukari
(University of Victoria, Canada)
Subject Extraction
10h50-11h25 Eun Jung Yoo (Ohio-State University, USA)
Wh-subjects, Superiority and Scope
PAUSE/BREAK
11h40-12h15 Detmar Meurers (University of Tuebingen, Germany)
German Partial VP-Fronting Revisited
12h15-1250 Claire Grover (University of Edinburgh, UK)
Certain Heroes
12h50-13h25 Adam Przepiorkowski (University of Tuebingen, Germany)
Non Configurational Case Assignment: Polish Evidence
DEJEUNER/LUNCH
14h30-15h05 Georgia Green (University of Illinois, USA)
Distinguishing Main and Subordinate Clause in HPSG
1(h05-15h40 Robert Malouf (Stanford University, USA)
Mixed Categories in HPSG
15h40-16h15 Anne Abeille (University Paris 7, France) & Daniele Godard
(CNRS & Universite Paris 7, France)
French Word Order and Lexicality
PAUSE/BREAK
16h40-17h15 Lyne da Sylva (Universite de Montreal, Canada)
Representation des valeurs par defaut syntaxiques
17h15-17h50 Paola Monachesi (University of Tuebingen, Germany)
Two Types of Clitic Climbing: Standard Italian vs.
Salentino
17h50-18h25 Jong-Bok Kim (Kyung Hee University, Korea) & Ivan A. Sag
(Stanford University, USA)
French and English Negation:
A Lexicalist Alternative to Head Movement
RECEPTION
19h30-20h30 CONFERENCIER INVITE: CHARLES J. FILLMORE
EVENING LECTURE
Charles J. Fillmore (UC Berkeley, USA)
The Lexicon of Magnitude Specification
May 21 SESSION GENERALE: SEMANTIQUE
GENERAL SESSION: SEMANTICS
9h30-10h05 Ann Copestake, Dan Flickinger & Ivan A. Sag
(Stanford University, USA)
Generation and Underspecification in Minimal Recursion
Semantics
10h05-10h40 Wojciech Skut (University of Saarland, Germany)
Adjuncts, Phrase Structure and Semantic Ambiguity
10h40-11h15 Markus Egg & Tibor Kiss (IBM, Institut fuer Logik und
Linguistik, Germany)
Semantic Interpretation in HPSG
PAUSE/BREAK
SESSION SUR LA THEORIE DU LEXIQUE
SPECIAL SESSION ON THE LEXICON
11h45-12h20 Orhan Orgun (UC Berkeley, USA), Jean-Pierre Koenig
(SUNY-Buffalo, USA) & Daniel Jurafsky
(University of Colorado, USA)
Constraint-Based Morphology
12h20-12h55 Andreas Kathol (University of Groningen, The Netherlands
& UC Berkeley, USA)
Discontinuous Lexical Entries
12h55-13h30 Erhard W. Hinrichs (University of Tuebingen, Germany) &
Tsuneko Nakasawa (NTT Laboratories, Japan)
Applying Lexical Rules under Subsumption
DEJEUNER/LUNCH
14h30-15h30 INVITED SPEAKERS: A. DAVIS & J. P. KOENIG
Antony Davis (Cycorp Inc, Austin, USA) &
Jean-Pierre Koenig (SUNY- Buffalo, USA)
Lexical Semantics and Linking Constraints in the
Hierarchical Lexicon
15h30-16h05 Stella Markantonatou & Louisa Sadler
(University of Essex, UK)
Alternations without Rules
16h05-16h40 Kai Lebeth (IBM, Institut fuer Logik und Linguistik, Germany)
A Type Hierarchy for the Lexical semantics of Verbs
in HPSG
PAUSE/BREAK
17h-17h35 Byong-Rae Ryu (Universities of Duesseldorf & Tuebingen, Germany)
The Typology of Subject in German and the Theory of
Split Intransitivity
17h35-18h10 Steve Wechsler (University of Texas, USA) & I Wayan Arka
(University of Sydney, Australia)
Balinese Argument Structure and Valence
Alternate papers: Kordula De Kuthi (U. of Tuebingen, Germany):
Linearization vs Movement: Evidence from German Pied-Piped
Infinitives; Stefan Mueller (Humboldt University, Berlin, Germany):
Yet Another Paper about Partial VP Fronting in German.
May 22 SESSION SUR L'IMPLEMENTATION
HPSG 96 & TALN 96
SPECIAL SESSION ON IMPLEMENTATION
JOINT SESSION: HPSG 96 and TALN 96
LE TRAITEMENT DES CONTRAINTES
THE TREATMENT OF CONSTRAINTS
9h-10h CONFERENCIER INVITE: HASSAN AIT-KACI
INVITED SPEAKER
(Simon Fraser University, Canada)
An Algebra of Indefinite Sequences
10h-10h35 Thilo Goetz & Detmar Meurers (University of Tuebingen, Germany)
'The importance of being lazy':
Using Lazy Evaluation to Process Queries to HPSG
Grammar
10h35-11h35 BREAK AND POSTER SESSION
11h35 - 12h10 Stefan Geissler (IBM, Institute for Logic and Linguistics,
Heidelberg, Germany)
Representation and Efficient Processing of an HPSG
for Spontaneously Spoken German
12h10 - 12h45 Kentaro Torisawa & Jun'ichi Tsuji (University of Tokyo, Japan)
Off-line Raising, Dependency Analysis and Partial
Unification
12h45 - 13h20 Detmar Meurers & Guido Minnen (University of Tuebingen,
Germany)
Off-line Constraint Propagation for Efficient
HPSG Parsing
The poster session comprises the following presentations:
- Fiammetta Namer (Universite Nancy II, France), Paul Schmidt &
Axel Theofilidis (University of Saarland, Germany)
Language Engineering and HPSG: Is there Mutual Impact?
- Dirk Heylen (Utrecht University, The Netherlands)
Combining Features and Types in Linguistic Description
- Christian Weiss & Wojciech Skut (University of Saarland, Germany)
Modelling Focus Projection with Finite State Automata
- Sylvain Kahane (Universite Paris 6, France)
If HPSG were a Dependency Grammar
- Suresh Manandhar (The University of Edinburgh,UK)
A Report on the Draft EAGLES Standard for HPSG
- Philippe Blache & Jean-Louis Paquelin (CNRS-Sophia, France)
Active Constraints for a Direct Interpretation of HPSG
- Graham Wilcock (University of Manchester, UK) &
Yuji Matsumoto (Nara Institute of Science and Technology, Japan)
Implementing HPSG with Modular Tools for Fast Compilation and Parsing
_____________________________________
PRACTICAL INFORMATIONS ON HPSG 96
_____________________________________
http://www-2lc.unice.fr/hpsg96/hpsg96.html
________________________
CONFERENCE SITE
________________________
The conference will be held on the CNRS campus:
Campus du CNRS
31, Chemin Joseph Aiguier
13008 Marseille
tel : (33) 91.16.40.00
- From the airport to the city:
Bus (30mns) to Marseille ('Gare Saint Charles', the railway station)
Fare : 50 FF
- From the 'Gare Saint-Charles' and the center of the city to the campus:
Metro (Line 2) : 'Sainte-Marguerite' station
Bus (line 46) : 'CNRS' station
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FEES
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The registration fee for the conference is 350 FF (250 FF for students).
It includes Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday lunches, coffee breaks
and Monday's evening reception. The fee also includes attendance to
Wednesday morning session, which is common to HPSG 96 and TALN 96.
Forms of payment:
1. Checks and money orders in French currency to
``Agent Comptable Secondaire du CNRS''
2. Bank transfer to:
Account name: CNRS - Delegation Cote d'Azur
Bank name: Tresorerie Generale Nice
Bank address: 250 Av. Albert Einstein, F-06560 Valbonne
Position code: 06000
Bank code: 10071
Account number: 0000 100 5422 / 23
Ref: Blache/2LC
PLEASE NOTE:
1. It is very important to mention "reference Blache/2LC".
Otherwise the payment will not be credited correctly.
2. If you pay by bank transfer, the processing charges will be on you.
The conference will be held at the CNRS :
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TALN 96 + HPSG 96 Joint Registration
______________________________
The HPSG'96 conference will have a joint session on implementation
with the TALN'96 conference on Wednesday morning. This session is
open both to HPSG'96 and TALN'96 participants. It is possible to register
for both conferences (at a reduced price):
HPSG+TALN registration fee: 900 FF (500F for students).
This registration includes TALN'96 and HPSG'96 Implementation Session
Proceedings.
For more information on TALN 96, see http://www-2lc.unice.fr/taln96.
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Accommodation
_____________
Hotel reservations are left to the care of participants.
Here is a list of Hotels.
1. Hotels **
Ibis Saint-Charles : Square Narvik, 13001 Marseille
(price per night: 310 / 390)
Tel: (33) 91.95.62.09
Corbusier : 280, Boulevard Michelet, 13008 Marseille
(price per night: 170)
Tel: (33) 91.77.18.15
Timotel : 25, Boulevard Rabateau, 13010 Marseille
(price per night: 285)
Tel: (33) 91.56.66.66
A L'hotel : 162, Boulevard Rabateau, 13010 Marseille
(price per night: 190)
Tel: (33) 91.80.31.00
Ibis Prado: 6, Rue De Cassis, 13006 Marseille
(price per night: 295/320)
Tel: (33) 91.25.73.73
Capitainerie Des Galeres : 46, Rue Sainte, 13001 Marseille
(price per night: 290/320)
Tel: (33) 91.54.73.73
Climat De France : 6, Rue Beauvau, 13001 Marseille
(price per night: 305/330)
Tel: (33) 91.33.02.33
Hotels ***
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Mascotte : 5, La Canebiere, 13001 Marseille
(price per night: 340/490)
Tel: (33) 91.90.61.61
New Hotel Astoria : 10, Boulevard Garibaldi, 13001 Marseille
(price: 310/420)
Tel: (33) 91.33.33.50
New Hotel Vieux Port : 3 Bis, Rue Reine Elisabeth, 13001 Marseille
(price: 290/450)
Tel: (33) 91.90.51.42
Tonic Hotel : 43, Quai Des Belges, 13001 Marseille
(price per night: 360/560)
Tel: (33) 91.55.67.46
Residence Du Vieux Port : 24, Quai Du Port, 13002 Marseille
(price per night: 320/350)
Tel: (33) 91.91.91.22
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Demonstrations
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A demonstration room should be be available with two Sun's connected
to Internet, a PowerMac 7100/66AV and a PC.
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REGISTRATION FORM
Informations
____________
NAME : ______________________________________________________________
INSTITUTION : ______________________________________________________________
ADDRESS : ______________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________
TELEPHONE : _________________________________
FAX : _________________________________
E-MAIL : _________________________________
Fees
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- HPSG'96 only (Student) : 250 F |_|
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- HPSG'96 only (Other) : 350 F |_|
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- HPSG + TALN (Student) : 500 F |_|
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- HPSG + TALN (Other) : 900 F |_|
Please find enclosed __________ to cover the cost of registration for
HPSG'96.
I have instructed my bank to transfer __________ to cover the cost of
registration for HPSG'96.
Please send completed form and registration fee before May 10 to :
Philippe BLACHE
2LC - CNRS
1361, route des Lucioles
06560 Sophia Antipolis
e-mail : pb@llaor.unice.fr
All e-mail registrations must be confirmed by post.
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To: ml@ics.uci.edu, ai-stats@watstat.uwaterloo.ca, nl-kr@snyside.sunnyside.com,
Subject: CFP: Sixth AI / Statistics Wkshp, Jan 96, Ft. Lauderdale
Date: Tue, 16 Apr 1996 11:02:06 -0700
From: Padhraic Smyth <smyth@galway.ICS.UCI.EDU>
The deadline for 4-page abstracts is July 1, electronic submissions
are encouraged.
Padhraic Smyth
AIStats97 General Chair
Final Call For Papers
SIXTH INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND STATISTICS
January 4-7, 1997
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
http://www.stat.washington.edu/aistats97/
PURPOSE:
This is the sixth in a series of workshops which has brought together
researchers in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and in Statistics to discuss
problems of mutual interest. The exchange has broadened research in both fields
and has strongly encouraged interdisciplinary work. Papers on all aspects of
the interface between AI & Statistics are encouraged.
FORMAT:
To encourage interaction and a broad exchange of ideas, the presentations will
be limited to about 20 discussion papers in single session meetings over three
days (Jan. 5-7). Focussed poster sessions will provide the means for presenting
and discussing the remaining research papers. Papers for poster sessions will
be treated equally with papers for presentation in publications.
Attendance at the workshop will *not* be limited.
The three days of research presentations will be preceded by a day of tutorials
(Jan. 4). These are intended to expose researchers in each field to the
methodology used in the other field. The tutorial speakers are A. P. Dawid
(University College London), Michael Jordan (MIT), Tom Mitchell (Carnegie
Mellon), and Mike West (Duke University).
TOPICS OF INTEREST:
- automated data analysis and knowledge representation for
statistics
- statistical strategy
- metadata and design of statistical data bases
- multivariate graphical models, belief networks
- causality
- cluster analysis and unsupervised learning
- predictive modeling: classification and regression
- interpretability in modeling
- model uncertainty, multiple models
- probability and search
- knowledge discovery in databases
- integrated man-machine modeling methods
- statistical methods in AI approaches to
vision, robotics, pattern recognition, software agents,
planning, information retrieval, natural language processing, etc.
- AI methods applied to problems in statistics such as
statistical advisory systems, experimental design,
exploratory data analysis, causal modeling, etc.
This list is not intended to define an exclusive list of topics
of interest. Authors are encouraged to submit papers on any topic
which falls within the intersection of AI and Statistics.
SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Three copies of an extended abstract (up to 4 pages) should be sent to
David Madigan, Program Chair
6th International Workshop on AI and Statistics
Department of Statistics, Box 354322
University of Washington
Seattle, WA 98195
or electronically (postscript or latex preferred) to
aistats@stat.washington.edu
Submissions for will be considered if *postmarked* by June 30, 1996.
If the submission is electronic (e-mail), then it must be *received*
by midnight July 1, 1996.
Please indicate which topic(s) your abstract addresses and include
an electronic mail address for correspondence. Receipt of all
submissions will be confirmed via electronic mail. Acceptance
notices will be mailed by September 1, 1996. Preliminary papers (up
to 20 pages) must be returned by November 1, 1996. These preliminary
papers will be copied and distributed at the workshop.
PROGRAM COMMITTEE:
General Chair: P. Smyth UC Irvine and JPL
Program Chair: D. Madigan U. Washington
Members:
Russell Almond, ETS, Princeton
Wray Buntine, Thinkbank, Inc.
Peter Cheeseman, NASA Ames
Paul Cohen, University of Massachusetts
Greg Cooper, University of Pittsburgh
Bill DuMouchel, Columbia University
Doug Fisher, Vanderbilt University
Dan Geiger, Technion
Clark Glymour, Carnegie-Mellon University
David Hand, Open University, UK
Steve Hanks, University of Washington
Trevor Hastie, Stanford University
David Haussler, UC Santa Cruz
David Heckerman, Microsoft
Paula Hietala, University of Tampere, Finland
Geoff Hinton, University of Toronto
Mike Jordan, MIT
Hans Lenz, Free University of Berlin, Germany
David Lewis, AT&T Bell Labs
Andrew Moore, Carnegie-Mellon University
Radford Neal, University of Toronto
Jonathan Oliver, Monash University, Australia
Steve Omohundro, NEC Research, Princeton
Judea Pearl, UCLA
Daryl Pregibon, AT&T Bell Labs
Ross Shachter, Stanford University
Glenn Shafer, Rutgers University
Prakash Shenoy, University of Kansas
David Spiegelhalter, MRC, Cambridge, UK
Peter Spirtes, Carnegie-Mellon University
MORE INFORMATION:
For more information see the workshop's Web page:
http://www.stat.washington.edu/aistats97/
or write David Madigan at aistats@stat.washington.edu for
inquiries concerning the technical program or Padhraic Smyth
at aistats@jpl.nasa.gov for other inquiries about the workshop.
Write to ai-stats-request@watstat.uwaterloo.ca to
subscribe to the AI and Statistics mailing list.
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To: comp-ai-nlang-know-rep@uunet.uu.net
From: steets@cs.utwente.nl (Rene' Steetskamp)
Subject: Program: TWLT11 Twente Wkshp, Dialogue Management, Jun 96, Twente
Date: 18 Apr 1996 11:29:57 GMT
Program
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Twente Workshop on Language Technology 11 (TWLT11)
Dialogue Management in Natural Language Systems
University of Twente
Enschede, the Netherlands
19-21 June 1996
For general information:
htttp://wwwseti.cs.utwente.nl/Parlevink/twlt/
twlt_secr@cs.utwente.nl
Registration preferably before May 20
Registration fee: Dfl. 300,-
Wednesday, June 19
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13.45 Opening: Anton Nijholt
14.00 David Traum (Switzerland)
Conversational Agency: The TRAINS-93 Dialogue Manager
14.45 Scott McGlashan (Sweden)
Multimodal Dialogue Management
15.15 Break
15.30 Pierre Nugues (France)
A Conversational Agent to Navigate in Virtual Worlds
16.00 Anne Vilnat (France)
What processes must collaborate to manage a human-machine
dialogue?
16.30 Break
16.45 Susann Luperfoy (USA)
Tutoring versus Training: A Mediating Dialogue Manager for
Spoken Language Systems
17.30 Drinks
Thursday, June 20
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09.15 David Novick (USA)
Building on experience: Managing spoken interaction through
library subdialogues
10.00 Lafita Taleb (France)
Communicational Deviation in Finalized Dialogue Management
10.30 Break
11.00 Dominique Willems (Belgium)
Negative Feedback in Information Dialogues
11.30 Robbert-Jan Beun (Netherlands)
Speech act generation in cooperative dialogue
12.00 Lunch
13.45 Gert Veldhuijzen van Zanten (Neths)
Pragmatic Interpretation and Dialogue Management in
Spoken-Language Systems
14.15 Stan van de Burgt et al (Netherlands)
Dialogue Management Approaches in SCHISMA
14.45 Gavin Churcher (United Kingdom)
Dialogues within the Domain of Air Traffic Control
15.15 Break
15.30 Elisabeth Maier (Germany)
Context Construction as Subtask of Dialogue Processing - the
VERBMOBIL Case
16.00 Anders Baekgaard (Denmark)
Dialogue management in a generic dialogue system
16.30 Break
16.45 Wayne Ward (USA)
Dialog Management in the CMU Spoken Language Systems
Toolkit
17.30 End
Friday, June 21
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09.15 Wieland Eckert (Germany)
Understanding of Spontaneous Utterances in
Human-Machine-Dialog
09.45 Jan Alexandersson (Germany)
Automatic Acquisition of Dialogue Structure
10.15 Break
10.45 Jan Schaake (Netherlands)
Information States Based Management of Dialogues
11.15 Elizabeth Hinkelman (Germany)
Dialogue Grounding in a Typed Feature Formalism
11.45 Jennifer Chu-Carroll (USA)
Response Generation in Collaborative Dialogue Interaction
12.15 Lunch
14.00 Harry Bunt (Netherlands)
No title available
14.45 Sandra Williams (United Kingdom)
Dialogue management in a mixed-initiative, cooperative, spoken
language system
15.15 Break
15.45 Rolf Carlson (Sweden)
The Dialog Component in the Waxholm System
16.30 Closing: Susann Luperfoy
End of NL-KR Digest
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