12.89, Calls: Computational Linguistics, Corpus Linguistics
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Subject: 12.89, Calls: Computational Linguistics, Corpus Linguistics
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Date: Tue, 16 Jan 2001 13:34:36 +0100 (MET)
From: Catherine Piliere <Catherine.Piliere at loria.fr>
Subject: Logical Aspects of Computational Linguistics (LACL 2001)
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Date: Tue, 16 Jan 2001 17:35:26 +0100
From: Beatrice daille <daille at irin.univ-nantes.fr>
Subject: Corpus Linguistics (TAL)
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Date: Tue, 16 Jan 2001 13:34:36 +0100 (MET)
From: Catherine Piliere <Catherine.Piliere at loria.fr>
Subject: Logical Aspects of Computational Linguistics (LACL 2001)
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LAST CALL FOR PAPERS
4th International Conference on
LOGICAL ASPECTS OF COMPUTATIONAL LINGUISTICS
June 27 -- 29, 2001
Le Croisic, France
Submission Deadline: January 29, 2001
http://www.irisa.fr/LACL2001
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- -------------------------- HISTORY ----------------------------
The LACL series of conferences aims at providing a forum for the
presentation and discussion of current research in all the formal
and logical aspects of computational linguistics. It started as a
workshop held in Nancy (France), in 1995. Due to its success, it
was turned, the next year, into a international conference.
LACL'96 and '97 have both been held in Nancy (France). LACL'98 has
been held in Grenoble (France). Selected papers from LACL'95 appear
in a special issue of Journal of Logic Language and Information,
7(4), 1998. The proceedings of LACL'96 and 97 appear as volumes
1328 and 1582 of Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence. The
proceedings of LACL'98 are in press with the same series.
- --------------------------- SCOPE -----------------------------
Typical topics include, but are not limited to:
Categorial grammars, Categorial type logics, Compositionality,
Discourse representation theory, Dynamics, Feature Logics,
Formal language theory, Game-theoretical semantics, Grammatical
inference, Learning theory, Linear logical frameworks, Minimalism,
Modal logics, Montague semantics, Parsing as deduction, Proof-
theoretic approaches, Situation semantics and situation theory,
Type-theoretic approaches.
- --------------------- SUBMISSION GUIDELINES --------------------
Authors are invited to submit a full paper not exceeding 15 standard
A4 or US quarto pages. The paper should allow the Programme
Committee to assess the merits of the work. In particular,
references and comparisons with related work should be included.
Submission of material already published or submitted to other
conferences with published proceedings is not allowed.
Electronic submission is highly recommended. A postscript version
of the paper should be sent as an e-mail to:
morrill at lsi.upc.es
to arrive by January 29, 2001.
Authors are strongly encouraged to use LaTeX2e and the Springer
llncs class file http://www.springer.de/comp/lncs/authors.html
In addition, a separate e-mail containing the title of the paper,
authors' names and addresses, and a short abstract in plain ASCII
format should be sent to the same e-mail address.
If electronic submission is not possible, authors may submit four
hard copies of the paper by post to the following address:
LACL 2001 (Attention: G. Morrill)
UPC, Departament de LSI
Campus Nord - Modul C6
Jordi Girona Salgado, 1-3
E-08034 Barcelona - Espanya
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http://www.irisa.fr/LACL2001
- ----------------------- IMPORTANT DATES ----------------------
Deadline for Submissions: January 29, 2001
Notification to Authors: March 26, 2001
Final Versions due: April 20, 2001
- -------------------- CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS ------------------
The accepted papers will be published as a volume of Springer
Lecture Notes in AI. This will be available at the time of the
conference.
- ----------------------- PROGRAM COMMITTEE --------------------
W. Buszkowski (Poznan)
R. Crouch, (Palo Alto)
A. Dikovsky (Nantes)
M. Dymetman (Grenoble)
C. Gardent (Saarbrucken)
P. de Groote (Nancy), co-chair
M. Kanazawa (Tokyo)
G. Morrill (Barcelona), co-chair
R. Muskens (Tilburg)
F. Pfenning (Pittsburgh)
B. Rounds, (Ann Arbor)
E. Stabler (Los Angeles)
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B. Daille (Nantes)
A. Dikovsky (Nantes)
A. Foret (Rennes)
E. Lebret (Rennes)
C. Piliere (Nancy), publicity chair
C. Retore (Rennes), chair
P. Sebillot (Rennes)
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Date: Tue, 16 Jan 2001 17:35:26 +0100
From: Beatrice daille <daille at irin.univ-nantes.fr>
Subject: Corpus Linguistics (TAL)
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FINAL CALL FOR PAPERS
DEADLINE for submission is 1 February 2001
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NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING AND CORPUS LINGUISTICS
New corpora, new practices and new concepts
Special issue of the french journal TAL edited by
Beatrice Daille (IRIN, Nantes) and Laurent Romary (LORIA, Nancy)
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SCOPE
Because of its corpus based, empirical approach and of its post-hoc
formalisation, Corpus linguistics has often been viewed as the
antithesis to computational linguistics.
Over the years, corpus linguistics has developed its own tools and
methods for identifying these linguistic constructs which are primary
to many linguistic applications such as language learning and
translation.
Today the development of the Internet, the availability in electronic
format of many publications and documentations as well as the
increased power of computational tools promotes a renewed use of
corpora at all levels of linguistics theorising.
In this context, and going beyond a simple listing of technical
results, it seems important to recap the methodological and conceptual
progresses made in the field of corpus linguistics and to precisely
identify the role NLP played in these progresses.
TOPICS (NOT LIMITATIVE)
In this special issue, we wish to publish either innovative papers or
synthesis and prospective articles bearing on the following topics:
- Corpora and Linguistic Theorising: Which new theories arose or is
arising from corpus work? How do these formal linguistic theories
account for the linguistic constructs found in corpora e.g.,
collocations, idioms etc?
- Corpus building: criteria, selection constraints and organisation
for which linguistic study? How can we measure the representativity
of a corpus with respect to a given linguistic construct?
- Methods and techniques: Which methods and techniques can we use for
analysis (concordences, statistics, annotations)?
- Domains and applications of corpus linguistics: field linguistics,
teaching, learning of stochastical models, semantic information
retrieval, extraction of mono- or multi-lingual lexica, discourse
analysis, translation.
- Infrastructure, tools and availability: Which representation
standards? What for? Platforms providing the access to big
corpora. Analysis tools.
FORMAT
Authors are strongly encouraged to use LaTeX2e and the HERMES
style files http://www.editions-hermes.fr/ rubrique Auteurs
LANGUAGE
Articles can be written in French or in English. English written
articles are only accepted from non-french speaking authors.
DEADLINES
The deadline for submission is 1 February 2001.
The articles will be referreed by a member of the TAL editorial
board and two members of the editorial committee specifically created
by the editors for this special issue. The decision of the editorial
boards will be communicated to the authors before 1 April 2001.
The final version of the accepted papers is due on 1 May for a
publication scheduled for Autumn 2001.
SUBMISSIONS
The articles must be submitted either electronically to
Isabelle.Blanchard at loria.fr or as hardcopy (three copies) to:
Isabelle Blanchard
Batiment LORIA-CNRS
B.P. 239
F-54506 Vandoeuvre Les Nancy Cedex
FRANCE
EDITORIAL COMMITTEE (Preliminary)
Claire-Blanche Benveniste, Didier Bourigault, Lynne Bowker,
Etienne Brunet, Lou Burnard, Jean Carletta, Dan Cristea,
Alexander Geyken, Gaston Gross, Benoit Habert, Nancy Ide,
Judith Klavans, Martine Mazaudon, Elena Paskaleva,
Jennifer Pearson, Marie-Paule Péry-Woodley, Jean-Marie Pierrel,
François Rastier, André Salem, Anatole Shaikevich, Gary Simons,
John Sinclair, Wolfgang Teubert, Jean Véronis, Dusko Vitas.
JOURNAL T.A.L. http://www.atala.org/tal/
The international journal Traitement Automatique des Langues (TAL) has
been published since 1969 by the french Association pour le traitement
automatique des langues (ATALA) with the support of the Centre
National pour la recherche scientifique (CNRS). The journal TAL covers
all fields of computational linguistics and its aim is to provide mainly
(but not only) french speaking researchers and students with
publications in all domains of computational linguistics. It appears
three times a year and is distributed by HERMES.
T.A.L. EDITORIAL BOARD
Pierrette Bouillon (ISSCO, Genève)
Philippe Blache (CNRS, Aix-en-Provence) -- Chief Editor
Danièle Clément (Bergische Universität Wuppertal)
Christophe d'Alessandro (LIMSI-CNRS, Orsay) -- Chief Editor
Anne Condamines (CNRS, Toulouse le Mirail),
Claire Gardent (Universität des Saarlandes) -- Chief Editor
Marc El-Bèze (Université d'Avignon),
Jean-Louis Lebrave (CNRS, Paris),
Piet Mertens (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven)
Évelyne Tzoukermann (Bell Labs)
Bernard Victorri (ENS, Paris)
Pierre Zweigenbaum (AP-HP, Paris 6)
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TRAITEMENT AUTOMATIQUE DES LANGUES ET LINGUISTIQUE DE CORPUS
Nouveaux corpus, nouvelles pratiques, nouveaux concepts
Numéro spécial de la revue TAL dirigé par
Beatrice Daille (IRIN, Nantes) et Laurent Romary (LORIA, Nancy)
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THEME
La linguistique de corpus est souvent opposée à la linguistique
informatique du fait de sa démarche empirique à partir de corpus et
d'une formalisation des phénomènes linguistiques à posteriori. Elle a
développé depuis plusieurs années ses propres méthodes et outils pour
identifier certains phénomènes linguistiques primordiaux dans de
nombreux domaines de linguistique appliquée tels que l'apprentissage des
langues ou la traduction.
Aujourd'hui, le déploiement de l'Internet, la disponibilité de
nombreuses publications et documentations sous format électronique et
l'accroissement en puissance des outils informatiques a favorisé un
renouveau de l'usage de collections textuelles à tous les niveaux de
l'analyse linguistique.
Dans ce contexte et au delà du recensement de simples progrès
techniques, il semble important de faire le point sur les nouvelles
avancées méthodologiques et conceptuelles de la linguistique de corpus,
ainsi que de préciser quel rôle le TAL a joué dans ces avancées.
SUJETS (LISTE NON LIMITATIVE)
Dans ce numéro spécial, nous souhaitons publier soit des papiers
innovants, soit des articles de synthèse et de prospective autour des
thématiques suivantes :
- Corpus et modèles linguistiques : Quelles théories nouvelles sont
issues ou émergent du travail spécifique sur corpus ? Comment les
théories de linguistique formelle rendent-elles compte des phénomènes
linguistiques observés en corpus, tels que les collocations, les
phraséologies, etc ?
- Constitution de corpus : critères, contraintes de sélection et
organisation pour quelle étude linguistique ? Comment mesurer la
représentativité d'un corpus par rapport au phénomène linguistique
étudié ?
- Méthodes et techniques : Quelles méthodes et techniques d'analyse
(concordances, statistiques, annotations) ?
- Domaines et applications de la linguistique de corpus : Linguistique
de terrain, enseignement, apprentissage de modèles stochastiques,
méthodes d'accès au contenu, extraction de lexiques mono ou
multilingues, analyse de discours, traduction.
- Infrastructures, outils et accessibilité : quels standards de
représentation? pour quoi faire ? plate-forme d'accès aux grands corpus.
Outils d'analyse.
FORMAT
Nous recommandons l'utilisation de LaTeX2e pour la soumission des
articles. Les feuilles de style sont disponibles chez HERMES
http://www.editions-hermes.fr/ rubrique Auteurs
LANGUE
Les articles sont écrits en français ou en anglais. Les soumissions en
anglais ne sont acceptées que pour les auteurs non francophones.
DATES LIMITES
La date limite de soumission est fixée au 1er février 2001.
Les articles seront relus par un membre du comité de rédaction de la
revue TAL et deux relecteurs du comité de lecture constitué
spécifiquement par les coordinateurs pour ce numéro. La décision du
comité de rédaction sera transmise aux auteurs avant le 1er avril.
La version définitive des articles acceptés sera à remettre pour le 1er
mai pour une publication prévue à l'automne 2001.
ENVOI DES ARTICLES
Les articles doivent être envoyés par voie électronique à l'adresse
suivante :
Isabelle.Blanchard at loria.fr
ou en version papier (trois exemplaires) par voie postale à l'adresse
suivante :
Isabelle Blanchard
Bâtiment Loria-CNRS
B.P. 239
F-54506 Vandoeuvre Les Nancy cedex
COMITE DE LECTURE SPECIFIQUE (provisoire)
Claire-Blanche Benveniste, Didier Bourigault, Lynne Bowker,
Etienne Brunet, Lou Burnard, Jean Carletta, Dan Cristea,
Alexander Geyken, Gaston Gross, Benoit Habert, Nancy Ide,
Judith Klavans, Martine Mazaudon, Elena Paskaleva,
Jennifer Pearson, Marie-Paule Péry-Woodley, Jean-Marie Pierrel,
François Rastier, André Salem, Anatole Shaikevich, Gary Simons,
John Sinclair, Wolfgang Teubert, Jean Véronis, Dusko Vitas.
LA REVUE T.A.L. http://www.atala.org/tal/
L'ATALA publie depuis 1969 la revue internationale Traitement
Automatique des Langues avec le concours du CNRS. Trois numéros par an
sont consacrés aux différents aspects du traitement automatique du
langage naturel. La revue TAL s'adresse en priorité aux chercheurs et
aux étudiants de langue française. Elle est publiée par l'ATALA :
(http://www.atala.org) et est diffusée par HERMES.
COMITE DE REDACTION
Pierrette Bouillon (ISSCO, Genève)
Philippe Blache (CNRS, Aix-en-Provence) -- Chief Editor
Danièle Clément (Bergische Universität Wuppertal)
Christophe d'Alessandro (LIMSI-CNRS, Orsay) -- Chief Editor
Anne Condamines (CNRS, Toulouse le Mirail),
Claire Gardent (Universität des Saarlandes) -- Chief Editor
Marc El-Bèze (Université d'Avignon),
Jean-Louis Lebrave (CNRS, Paris),
Piet Mertens (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven)
Évelyne Tzoukermann (Bell Labs)
Bernard Victorri (ENS, Paris)
Pierre Zweigenbaum (AP-HP, Paris 6)
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