28.2262, Confs: Comp Ling, Semantics/Italy

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Subject: 28.2262, Confs: Comp Ling, Semantics/Italy

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Date: Fri, 19 May 2017 12:27:38
From: Alessandro Panunzi [alessandro.panunzi at unifi.it]
Subject: Linking Data, Ontologies and Distributional Models for the Representation of Lexical Meaning

 
Linking Data, Ontologies and Distributional Models for the Representation of Lexical Meaning 

Date: 09-Jun-2017 - 09-Jun-2017 
Location: Florence, Italy 
Contact: Alessandro Panunzi 
Contact Email: alessandro.panunzi at unifi.it 

Linguistic Field(s): Computational Linguistics; Semantics 

Meeting Description: 

Workshop in connection with the visiting period of Professor Martha Palmer at
the University of Florence

Exciting developments in distributional semantics are revolutionizing the
field of computational lexical semantics.  Current conferences abound in
approaches to word sense disambiguation and semantic role labeling that use
word embeddings and/or deep learning to present striking performance
improvements. 

Moreover, lexical resources are day by day increasing in the direction of a
multilingual and multimodal enrichment, creating ontologies which represent
lexical meaning integrating data from different languages with images and
videos. 

In this workshop, we wish to explore these recent advances in the context of
NLP tasks that rely directly on rich semantic representations, and that aim to
push the boundaries of our ability to reason with text-based inferences and
with a multimodal integrated perspective on the representation of lexical
meaning. 

Attendance to the workshop is free, however registration is appreciated to
arrange spaces and materials.
For registration and information please write to: alessandro.panunzi at unifi.it

Organizing committee:
Martha Palmer (University of Colorado at Boulder)
Alessandro Panunzi (University of Florence)
Massimo Moneglia (University of Florence)
Lorenzo Gregori (University of Florence)

Workshop venue:
University of Florence - Piazza Savonarola 1, Florence (Italy)
 

Preliminary Program: 

10:00-10:50
Martha Palmer (University of Colorado at Boulder)
Blocks World Redux: Merging the Generative Lexicon and VerbNet

10:50-11:40
Bernardo Magnini (FBK, Trento)
Investigating Lexical Sets through Distributional and Ontological Approaches
   
11:40-12:00 coffee break 
   
12:00-12:50 
Roberto Navigli (Sapienza University of Rome)
Multilinguality for free, or why you should care about linking to (BabelNet)
synsets

12:50-13:20
Valerio Basile (Inria Sophia Antipolis - Méditerranée)
Keyword Linking: Problem Definition, Use Cases, Solutions and Evaluation

13:20-15:00 lunch break 
   
15:00-15:50 
Raffaella Bernardi (University of Trento)
Language and Vision: where we are and where we could go next

15:50-16:20 
Massimo Moneglia (University of Florence)
Local Equivalence and the Productivity of Action Concepts across Languages

16:20-16:50
Lorenzo Gregori, Alessandro Panunzi, Andrea Amelio Ravelli (University of
Florence)
Linking IMAGACT Ontology of Actions to Semantic Resources and Knowledge Basis
   
16:50-17:10 coffee break 
   
17:10-17:40
Irene Russo (ILC-CNR Pisa)
Distributional representations of concrete nouns for action verbs
disambiguation

17:40-18:10
Tammy Sumner (University of Colorado at Boulder)
TalkBack: Realtime NLP Feedback Promoting Mathematics Teachers' Use of High
Leverage Talk moves 
   
18:10-18:40
Discussion and Closing remarks





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