13.44, Calls: Computational Ling, Lang Acquisition
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Subject: 13.44, Calls: Computational Ling, Lang Acquisition
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Date: Wed, 9 Jan 2002 20:43:32 +0800 (CST)
From: Jing-Shin Chang <jshin at csie.ncnu.edu.tw>
Subject: [COLING-02] Workshops: Call for Workshop Proposals
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Date: Wed, 9 Jan 2002 14:40:33 +0100 (CET)
From: GLiP <glip at bigfoot.com>
Subject: GLiP-4: 3rd CFP, Deadline extension
-------------------------------- Message 1 -------------------------------
Date: Wed, 9 Jan 2002 20:43:32 +0800 (CST)
From: Jing-Shin Chang <jshin at csie.ncnu.edu.tw>
Subject: [COLING-02] Workshops: Call for Workshop Proposals
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* Important Reminder: Workshop Proposals Due: 2002/01/15
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COLING 2002
Final Call for Workshop Proposals
August 31 -- September 1, 2002
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The COLING Organizing Committee invites proposals for workshops to be
held at COLING2002.
COLING2002 will be held in Taipei, Taiwan, August 24th - September
1st, 2002 with workshops being held August 31st and September 1st,
2002.
COLING workshops provide organizers and participants with an
opportunity to focus intensively on a specific topic within
computational linguistics. Often, workshops concentrate on specific
topics of technical interest (e.g., shallow parsing), particular areas
of application for language processing technologies (e.g., NLP applied
to multilingual cross-language retrieval), or community-wide issues
that deserve attention (e.g., standardization of resources and
tools). We welcome proposals on any topic that is of interest to the
Computational Linguistics community, but we particularly encourage
proposals that broaden the scope of our community through the
consideration of new techniques or applications, in particular with
respect to multimodal communication, the semantic web, speech
technology, information retrieval, text and data mining, biological
information extraction, computational psycholinguistics, etc.
Proposals Submission Details
Workshop proposals should provide sufficient information to evaluate
the quality and importance of the topic, and the size of the
interested community. Proposals should be 2-4 pages and contain the
following information:
- a title and brief description of the workshop topic;
- a budget proposal;
- the target audience and projected number of participants along with
support for the projected count. Supporting evidence could include a list
of potential submitters, a list of conferences that contained papers
on the proposed topic, the number of new companies focused on this topic,
or recent funding initiatives that address this topic;
- the intended length (at least half a day, up to two days);
- resource needs such as room size and number of days. Include any special
requirements for technical support (computer infrastructure, etc.);
- the name, postal address, phone number, e-mail address, and webpage of each
chair. In addition, indicate the chairs' background in the workshop area.
Proposals should be submitted by electronic mail, in plain ASCII text,
as soon as possible but no later than JANUARY 15th , 2002. The
subject line should be: "COLING2002 WORKSHOP PROPOSAL". Please send
the workshop proposals to Prof. Antonio Zampolli: pisa at ilc.pi.cnr.it
Prof. Antonio Zampolli
Istituto di Linguistica Computazionale
Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche
Area della Ricerca di Pisa - Localita San Cataldo
Via Moruzzi, 1 - 56124 Pisa
ITALY
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IMPORTANT DATES
Workshop Proposals due: January 15th, 2002
Notification of acceptance of Proposals: February 15th, 2002
Workshops Date: August 31st -September 1st, 2002
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General Guidelines for Workshop Organiztion
- prepared by the COLING-2002 Organizing Committee
The COLING-2002 general guidelines on publication, financing, and
sponsorship for workshops are listed as follows.
0. Please first submit a proposal to Prof. Antonio Zampolli
(pisa at ilc.pi.cnr.it), the Coling-2002 Workshop Chair.
The deadline for Workshop Proposals is 15 January, 2002.
The information on the expected number of participants is required
in your proposal. The COLING-2002 Oraganizing Committee will need
such information to estimate the number of copies of the workshop
proceedings as well as various other estimates.
(For general COLING-2002 information, please visit the URL at:
http://www.coling2002.sinica.edu.tw).
1. The registration fee will be the same for all the individual workshops.
The COLING-2002 Oraganizing Committee are responsible for collecting
and managing the registration fee.
2. The on-line registration (and pre-registration) of the workshops will
be integrated into the registration process of Coling-2002.
3. The COLING-2002 Oraganizing Committee will provide the on-site
registration service, and maintain the information desk (including
responsible personnel) during the workshop. The information desk will
be a centralized one, which is shared by all the workshops.
4. The workshop organizer is responsible for compiling and typesetting
the proceedings content (including preface, table of content, papers,
numbering, index, etc.) and then converting it into a format conforming
to the pre-specified standard (e.g., PDF, Postscript, etc.)
set forth by the printing group of the Oraganizing Committee.
The paper style and format should be the same as the main conference.
5. The COLING-2002 Oraganizing Committee are responsible for printing
the workshop proceedings and producing the conference CD-ROM;
all the proceedings of the main conference, tutorials and workshops
will be put into the same CD-ROM.
6. The files for the workshop proceedings, prepared by the workshop
organizer, must be sent to the printing group of the local organizing
committee before the pre-specified date. This is necessary to ensure
that the workshop proceedings be included in the CD-ROM and be
distributed on-site. The content will not be included in the CD-ROM and
the Oraganizing Committee are not responsible for the later mail delivery
cost, if the workshop organizer fails to deliver the files in time.
7. The COLING-2002 Oraganizing Committee will decide the number of copies
of the proceedings to be printed, and are fully in charge
of those extra copies. However, the workshop organizer will own the
copyright and the right to re-print the proceedings.
8. The COLING-2002 Oraganizing Committee will provide the conference room
and general equipments (like LCD projectors, overhead projectors,
and microphones, etc.) without extra charge. Special requirements,
however, should be specified in the workshop proposal in advance, if any.
9. Two refreshment services will be provided freely per day (one in the
morning break, and the other in the afternoon break). Since the
refreshment services might be shared by several concurrent workshops,
each workshop organizer will be requested to synchronize with the
pre-specified break schedule, if it is the case.
10. Self-paid lunch boxes and/or cafeteria tickets will be avaible during
the workshops. The expense is separated from the registration fee.
Workshop organizers must make other meal arrangments (if any).
11. Any extra expense not mentioned above (e.g., reimbursement for invited
speakers, banquet for the steering committee members, etc.) will be
the workshop organizer's responsibility.
12. If you have any question about the logistic support, please contact
Dr. Keh-Yih Su (Email: "kysu at bdc.com.tw").
Revenue-Sharing Incentive for COLING-2002 Workshops
To encourage workshops with high academic standard and research
innovation as well as to help workshop organizers defray some of the
costs for organizing such a workshop, the COLING-2002 organizing
committee proposes the following revenue-sharing incentive.
For any workshop with a paid-registration of over 60 participants,
part of the registration fee will be re-imbursed to the organizer. The
formula for calculating the reimbursement amount follows:
$10 x (N-60),
where N is the number of paid registrants (regardless of the category
of the registration fees).
The reimbursement is executed in one of the following ways:
1. As reimbursement to the direct expenses of the workshop
(original copies of receipts of the expenses will be required):
fully reimbursable up to the amount determined by the above formula.
2. Exchange for free registration (as student fellowship, speaker
privilege, or subsidy to scholars from countries with financial
difficulties): fully exchangeable up to the amount determined by the
above formula.
3. As direct payment to the individual or SIG organizer (in exchange for
the service of organizing the workshop): fully payable, but subject to
a 20% flat tax rate for income payment to foreigners in Taiwan.
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Additional Conference Information
Please e-mail any inquiries on COLING2002 Conference to:
COLING02 at sinica.edu.tw.
For additional information, see the web site for the conference:
http://www.coling2002.sinica.edu.tw/.
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COLING 2002
19th International Conference on Computational Linguistics
August 24 -- September 1, 2002
Howard International House, Taipei, Taiwan
URL: http://www.coling2002.sinica.edu.tw/
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Organized by:
Academia Sinica, ACLCLP and National Tsing Hua University
Under the Auspices of:
The International Committee on Computational Linguistics
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Date: Wed, 9 Jan 2002 14:40:33 +0100 (CET)
From: GLiP <glip at bigfoot.com>
Subject: GLiP-4: 3rd CFP, Deadline extension
GLiP-4
(Morpho)phonological acquisition
in the light of current phonological theories
[PLEASE NOTE THE EXTENDED ABSTRACT SUBMISSION DEADLINE]
DATE: 2 March 2002
LOCATION: Warszawa (Warsaw)
Sponsored by the Institute of English Studies, University of Warsaw
3rd Call for Papers
GLiP-4 is the second meeting in the GLiP series devoted to phonology
and morphophonology, this time with a focus on language acquisition.
We invite abstracts on the acquisition of phonology and
morphophonology from the perspective of current adult-based theories.
We welcome discussion of learnability issues as well as
theoretically-oriented analyses of acquisitional data. Although the
focus is on L1 phonology, abstracts concerning aspects of L2
acquisition will also be considered.
The workshop is meant as a contribution to the on-going debate on (1)
how successfully current advances in phonology and morphophonology can
be applied to account for what Menn (1983) terms "detours of the
unskilled learner", and (2) the role that the analysis of
developmental data can play in evaluation of competing adult-based
(morpho)phonological theories.
We would also like to draw some attention to the rarely addressed
problem of acquisition of languages with complex morphophonology, and
to test the common belief that acquisitional data from such languages
can shed light on how children come to terms with the abstract
phonological structure of the target language. In other words, we are
interested in how and when children internalize adult phonological
processes and representations, and in how the acquired adult-based
processes interact with reduction processes in their interim grammars.
The format of the workshop is 30 min for presentation + 15 min
question time. The language of the conference is English.
A volume of proceedings is also planned. See the GLiP pages at
http://venus.ci.uw.edu.pl/~glip/ for details about the previous
proceedings volumes.
INVITED SPEAKERS:
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John Archibald, University of Calgary
Joe Pater, University of Massachusetts
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE:
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Beata Lukaszewicz, University of Warsaw
Piotr Banski, University of Warsaw
Adam Przepiorkowski, Polish Academy of Sciences
ACCOMMODATION:
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Accommodation will be provided at the university hotel. More details
are available from GLiP web pages (see below).
CONFERENCE FEES (estimated):
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- Regular: 60 PLN
- Student: 30 PLN
DATES:
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- DEADLINE for receipt of abstracts: 20 January 2002
- Notification of acceptance: 28 January 2002
- Meeting: 2 March 2002
ABSTRACTS:
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Should be *anonymous* (i.e., they should contain no personal data or
explicit self-references) and consist of up to 700 words, together
with examples and references.
Because abstract forwarding to referees will be done by e-mail
exclusively, the following are the possible formats of attachments, in
*descending* order of preference:
(Plain Text) > Postscript > PDF > (La)TeX > Word for Windows '97
In cases when there is no need to use special phonetic symbols or
phonological representations/rules, we strongly encourage PLAIN TEXT
submissions.
We regret to say that other formats will not be accepted.
Should the electronic version of the abstract need special phonetic
fonts apart from the SIL IPA fonts (http://www.sil.org/), please
attach them as well. (We strongly discourage this practice though, and
reserve the right to ask for a resubmission in a different format.)
Those who submit abstracts in (*self-contained*!) (La)TeX should best
use the tipa.sty package. See our web pages for pointers to the
relevant web sites.
Only one submission per person and one joint submission will be
considered.
Please note: do NOT send abstracts on diskettes. We will accept
*e-mail* submissions *exclusively*.
IMPORTANT: In the plain text part of your email, please supply the
following information:
- name, title,
- title of the paper,
- affiliation,
- email address,
- snail mail address.
ADDRESSES:
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PLEASE NOTE: ONLY *E-MAIL* SUBMISSIONS WILL BE CONSIDERED
Send your abstracts to:
GLiP-4 Organizing Committee (glip at bigfoot.com)
Please be so kind as to use zip, gzip, bzip2 or some other
compression utility to COMPRESS the attachment.
For MORE INFORMATION see:
http://venus.ci.uw.edu.pl/~glip/
PRELIMINARY REGISTRATION (IMPORTANT!):
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If you are (tentatively) interested in taking part in this conference,
please, send your email address to GLiP-4 Organizing Committee
(glip at bigfoot.com). Most future announcements, changes, etc., will be
mailed only to registered prospective participants (and not to general
linguistic lists).
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