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I have just drafted an article on fst-based Abkhaz morphology. Comments are welcome.
Paul
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Hi, I have just drafted an article on fst-based Abkhaz morphology. Comments are welcome. Paul Hi, we have now put up more information on the up-coming ParGram Meeting on this website: http://ling.uni-konstanz.de/pages/home/pargram_urdu/ We have pre-booked several hotel rooms. If you are planning on coming and would like to book one of these hotels, please go ahead. Just tell them you are booking under “ParGram Meeting, Miriam Butt”. If possible, also […] Hi, the next ParGram Meeting will be in Konstanz from March 22-26. We will post local information on our UrduGram page shortly: http://ling.uni-konstanz.de/pages/home/pargram_urdu/ Note that our nearest airport is Zurich (Switzerland). And various cheap airlines fly to Friedrichshafen, which is just across the lake. In order to begin getting organized we would like to get […] There will be an LFG Parse Banking tutorial at this year’s LREC in May given by Alexis Baird and Paul Meurer. This tutorial will examine the annotation procedures used for Powerset’s LFG Parsebanking project. The tutorial will include in-depth exploration of the LFG Parsebanker developed at the University of Bergen and Uni Digital , including […] The spring 2010 ParGram/ParSem meeting will be held at Universitaet Konstanz on March 22-26. It will be organized by Miriam Butt. Details of the agenda and the structures for comparison will be determined in late February. Tracy King announced that the LFG09 proceedings are now available on-line from CSLI publications. The past LFG proceedings as well as the HPSG proceedings are also available from this page. The Natural Language Engineering group at Powerset, a Microsoft company, is looking for candidates for a 2010 summer internship at their San Francisco office. Exact dates are flexible; all internships are 12 weeks. The internship project will center around multiword expressions (e.g. noun-noun compounds) and ways in which to improve their analysis for search applications. […] Dr Lionel Clément, who is Assistant Professor in Computational Linguistics at Bordeaux University, has just announced the newest version of his web-based tool for parsing with LFG grammars. The tool is accessible at http://www.xlfg.org/. I Wayan Arka, Avery Andrews, Mary Dalrymple, Meladel Mistica and Jane Simpson. 2009. A linguistic and computational morphosyntactic analysis for the applicative -i in Indonesian. In Proceedings of LFG09, pp. 85-105, Stanford: CSLI Publications. Eleftherios Avramidis and Jonas Kuhn. 2009. Exploiting XLE’s finite state interface in LFG-based statistical machine translation. In Proceedings of LFG09, pp. […] Tina Bögel, Miriam Butt, and Sebastian Sulger. 2008. Urdu Ezafe and the Morphology-Syntax Interface. In Proceedings of the LFG2008 Conference, pp. 129-149, Stanford: CSLI Publications. Dick Crouch and Tracy Holloway King. 2008. Type-checking in Formally Non-typed Systems. In Proceedings of the ACL Workshop on Software Engineering, Testing, and Quality Assurance for Natural Language Processing, […] |
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