TAG+5 - Call for participation

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>                                TAG+5
>                        International Workshop
>          on Tree Adjoining Grammars and Related Formalisms
>                          May 25 - 27, 2000
>                        Jussieu, Paris, France
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>Call for participation
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>The fifth workshop on tree-adjoining grammars and related frameworks
>(TAG+5) will be held at the University of Paris 7 , from Thursday May
>25 to Saturday May 27 2000, sponsored by ATALA (Association pour le
>Traitement Automatique des Langues) and by Paris 7, IUF, Sinequa,
>Lexiquest and Inria.
>
> Previous workshops were held at Dagstuhl (1990), UPenn (1992),Univ.
>Paris 7 (1994) and Upenn (1998).
>
>Participants are invited to register online before May 15th at
>http://tagplus.linguist.jussieu.fr Precise schedule (including for
>demos), directions and information regarding accommodation can be
>found online as well.
>
>REGISTRATION FEES : (including the proceedings as well as a banquet on
>Friday evening)
>
>Students (Atala members) : 500 frs
>Student (non members) :    650 frs
>Regular ATALA members :    700 frs
>Non members :              900 frs
>
>INVITED SPEAKERS
>John Carroll : "Engineering parsers and generators
>for large lexicalised grammars"
>
>Mark Steedman : "The syntactic Process"
>
>PRESENTATIONS
>A comparision of the XTAG and CLE Grammars :
>    Beth Ann Hockey, Manny Rayner,  Frankie James
>A corpus-based evaluation of syntactic locality in TAGs
>    Fei Xia, Tonia Bleam
>A faster parsing alogorithm for lexicalized tree-adjoigning grammars
>    Giorgio Satta
>A logical approach of structure sharing in TAGs
>    Adi Palm
>A new description of extractions in TAG
>    Sylvain Kahane, Marie-Hélène Candito, Yannick de Kercadio
>A redefinition of embedded push-down automata
>      Miguel A. Alonso, Eric de la Clergerie, Manuel Vilares
>Adapting HPSG-to-TAG compilation to wide-coverage grammars
>     Tilman Becker, Patrice Lopez
>Bidirectional parsing of TAG without heads
>    Victor J. Diaz, Miguel A. Alonso, Vicente Carrillo
>Building a class-based verb lexicon using  TAGs
>    Karin Kipper, Hoa Trang Dang, William  Schuler, Martha Palmer
>CDL-TAGs : a grammar formalism for flexible and efficient syntactic
>generation
>    Kilger, Poller
>Comparing and integrating tree adjoigning  grammars
>    Fei Xia, Martha Palmer
>Complexity of linear order computation in  performance grammar, TAG and
>HPSG
>    Karin Harbusch, Gerard Kempen
>Contextual tree adjoigning grammars
>      Martin Kappes
>Customizing the XTAG system for efficient grammar development for
>Korean
>    Juntae Yoon, Chung-hye Han, Nari Kim, Meesook Kim
>Derivational minimalism in two regular and  logical steps
>    Jens Michaelis, Uwe Mönnich, Franz  Morawietz
>Deriving polarity effects
>    Raffaella Bernardie
>Economy in TAG
>    Robert Frank
>Elementary trees for syntactic and statistical  disambiguation
>    Rodolfo Delmonte, Luminita Chiran, Ciprian Bacalu
>Engineering a wide-coverage lexicalized grammar
>    John Carroll, Nicolas Nicolov, Olga  Shaumyan, Martine Smets, David
>Weir
>Even better than supertags : introducing  hypertags !
>    Alexandra Kinyon
>Extending linear indexed grammars
>    Christian Wartena
>>From intuitionistic proof nets to iteration grammars
>    Guy Perrier
>How problematic are clitics for S-TAG translation
>    Mark Dras, Tonia Bleam
>How to solve some failure of LTAGs
>    Sylvain Kahane
>Lexicalized grammars and the description of motion events
>    Matthew Stone, Tonia Bleam, Christine Doran, Martha Palmer
>Lexik : a maintenance tool for FTAG
>    Nicolas Barrier, Sébastien Barrier, Alexandra Kinyon
>LFG-DOT : a probalistic, constraint-based model for machine translation
>    Andy Way
>LTAG Workbench : a general framework for LTAG
>    Patrice Lopez
>Practical aspects in compiling tabular TAG parsers
>    Eric de la Clergerie
>Practical Experiments in parsing using tree adjoigning grammars
>    Anoop Sarkar
>Predicative LTAG grammars
>    Patrice Lopez, David Roussel
>Punctuation in a lexicalized grammar
>    Christine Doran
>Relationship between strong and weak generative powers
>    Aravind K. Joshi
>Reliability in example based parsing
>    Olivier Streiter
>Reuse of plan-based knowledge sources in a uniform TAG-based generation
>system
>    Karin Harbush, Jens Woch
>Scrambling in German and the non-locality of local TDGs
>    Laura Kallmeyer
>Some remarks on an extension of synchronous  TAG
>     David Chiang, William Schuler, Mark Dras
>The current status of FTAG
>    Anne Abeillé, Marie-Hélène Candito, Alexandra Kinyon
>The Sino-Korean light verb construction and lexical argument structure
>    Chung-hye Han, Owen Ranbow
>Un outil pour calculer des arbres de dépendance à partir d'arbres de
>dérivation
>    Lionel Clément
>Using TAGs, a tree model, and a language model for generation
>    Srinivas Bangalore, Owen Rambow
>
>LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
>Anne Abeille (Paris 7)
>Nicolas Barrier (Paris 7)
>Sébastien Barrier (Paris 7)
>Marie-Hélène Candito (Paris 7 and Lexiquest)
>Lionel Clement (Paris 7)
>Kim Gerdes (Paris 7)
>Alexandra Kinyon (Paris 7 and U. Penn)
>Patrice Lopez (DFKI, Saarbrücken)
>
>CONTACT
>
>TAG+5
>UFRL, Université Paris 7
>TALaNa, case 7003
>2, place Jussieu
>F-75251 Paris cedex 05
>phone: +33 1 44 27 53 70
>fax:   +33 1 44 27 79 19
>email: tag+ at linguist.jussieu.fr
>web:   http://tagplus.linguist.jussieu.fr/
>
>LOCATION
>amphi 24 , RDC parvis jussieu
>Université Paris 7
>2, place jussieu, Paris 5e
>metro jussieu (ligne 7)
>