Corpora: CALL FOR PARTICIPATION -- Computerm 2002

[TATEISI Yuka]

The CFP that I sent earlier had a mistake and here is a corrected one.
I am sorry for multiple posting.



                              CALL FOR PARTICIPATION
     Computerm 2002: 2nd International Workshop on Computational Terminology
                       ----   A COLING-2002 WORKSHOP   ----

                          Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan

                                 31 August, 2002

 http://www.sciences.univ-nantes.fr/info/recherche/Theme_TALN/cfpComputerm02.html


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 Dear Colleagues,

 The Organising Committee of the Computerm 2002 at the occasion of COLING-2002
 are pleased to welcome participants from all countries to join us at the
 Computerm workshop to be held on 31 August, 2002 at Academia Sinica, Taipei.

 The workshop is for promoting exchange of information among researchers
 interested in technical or specialised terms and terminology from all over
 the world, and covers such topics as:
 - Basic computational terminology such as term extraction from corpora,
   structuring of terminology, multilingual terminology alignment, terminolgy
   resource management;
 - Linguistc aspects relevant to terminology such as processing compounds
   and paraphrasing;
 - Applications such as domain-dependent IE/NE/QA tasks, IR/indexing with
   domain-dependent lexical perspectives, terminology encoding, document
   structuring through terminological information.

 This year we have 12 high-quality papers for oral presentation, and a 30
 minutes discussion for the topics related to computational terminology.
 The program (tentative) is attached below. For updated information, please
 refer to the workshop webpage at:
 http://www.sciences.univ-nantes.fr/info/recherche/Theme_TALN/cfpComputerm02.html

 The first Computerm workshop held in 1998 at Motreal, Canada, was a great
 success,
 with 17 papers (oral and poster) and more than 50 perticipants. The papers were
 eventially made into a single volume of "Recent Advances in Computational
 Terminology" (John Benjamins, 2001).

 The on-line registration system is also open at the COLING main website:
 http://www.coling2002.sinica.edu.tw/r-online.html.

 We look forwards to your participation in August.

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 Organising Committee

     Lee-Feng Chien, Academia Sinica, Taiwan
     Beatrice Daille, IRIN, Universite de Nantes, France
     Kyo Kageura, National Institute of Informatics, Japan
     Hiroshi Nakagawa, Information Technology Center, University of Tokyo, Japan

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 Scientific Committee

     Khurshid Ahmad, University of Surrey, UK
     Sophia Ananiadou, University of Salford, UK
     Teresa Cabre, University Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona, Spain
     Hsin-Hsi Chen, National Taiwan University, Taiwan
     Key-Sun Choi, KAIST, Korea
     Ido Dagan, Bar Ilan University, Israel
     Eric Gaussier, Xerox Research Centre Europe, France
     Ulrich Heid, Universitaet Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany
     Hang Li, Microsoft Research Asia, China
     Robert Losee, University of North Carolina, USA
     Jian-Yun Nie, University of Montreal, Montreal, Canada
     Padmini Srinivasan, The University of Iowa, USA
     Tomek Strzalkowski, State University of New York at Albany, USA
     Yuka Tateishi, University of Tokyo, Japan
     Evelyne Tzoukermann, Bell Labs Innovations, Lucent Technologies, USA
     Pierre Zweigenbaum, AP-HP, Universite Paris 6, France

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 Program

 Session 1: 9:00-10:30
   Multilingual Terminology Processing: Basic and Applications

   9:00-9:30  Langlais, P. "Terminology to the Rescue of Statistical Machine
     Translation: An Experiment"

   9:30-10:00  Kwong, O. Y., Tsou, B. K., Lai, T. B.Y., Luk, R. W.P., Cheung, L.
 Y. L.
     and Chik, F. C. Y. "Alignment and Extraction of Bilingual Legal Terminology
     from Context Profiles"

   10:00-10:30  Carl, M. and Langlais, P. "Toward an Intelligent Terminology
     Database as a Front-and Backend for Statistical Machine Translation"

 Break: 10:30-11:00

 Session 2: 11:00-12:20
   Extraction of Terms and their Variations

   11:00-11:30  Oh, J-H. and Choi, K-S. "A Bootstrapping Method for Automatic
     Term Recognition"

   11:30-12:00  Yamamoto, K. "Acquisition of Lexical Paraphrases from Texts"

   12:00-12:20  Nakagawa, H. and Mori, T. "Simple but Powerful Automatic Term
     Extraction Method"

 Lunch Break: 12:20-13:30

 Session 3: 13:30-15:30
   Terminology Structuring and Terminology-related Applications

   13:30-14:00  Zweigenbaum, P. and Grabar, N. "Lexically-based Terminology
     Structuring: Some Inherent Limits"

   14:00-14:30  Spasic, I., Ananiadou, S. and Nenadic, G. "Automatic Discorvery
     of Term Similarities Using Pattern Mining"

   14:30-15:00  Lin, Y-C. and Hung, P-H. "Probabilistic Named Entity
 Verification"

   15:00-15:30  Tomuro, N. "Question Terminology and Representation for Question
     Type Classication"

 Break: 15:30-16:00

 Session 4: 16:00-17:00
   Compound Noun Analysis and Parsing

   16:00-16:30  Takeuchi, K., Kageura, K. and Koyama, T. "An LCS-based Approach
     for Analyzing Japanese Compound Nouns with Deverbal Heads"

   16:30-17:00  Buckeridge, A. M. and Sutclie, R. F. E. "Disambiguating Noun
     Compounds with Latent Semantic Indexing"

 Session 5: 17:00-17:30
   Closing Discussion