35.175, Calls: Eighth Workshop on Cognitive Aspects of the Lexicon

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Subject: 35.175, Calls: Eighth Workshop on Cognitive Aspects of the Lexicon

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Date: 11-Jan-2024
From: Michael Zock [michael.zock at lis-lab.fr]
Subject: Eighth Workshop on Cognitive Aspects of the Lexicon


Full Title: Eighth Workshop on Cognitive Aspects of the Lexicon
Short Title: Cogalex-VIII

Date: 20-May-2024 - 20-May-2024
Location: Turino, Italy
Contact Person: Michael Zock
Meeting Email: michael.zock at lis-lab.fr
Web Site: https://lrec-coling-2024.org/about-lrec-coling/

Linguistic Field(s): Cognitive Science; Computational Linguistics;
Lexicography; Neurolinguistics; Psycholinguistics

Call Deadline: 23-Feb-2024

Meeting Description:

The way we look at the lexicon has changed dramatically over the last
few decades. While in the past being considered as an appendix to
grammar, the lexicon has now moved to the center stage. Indeed, there
is hardly any task in NLP that can be conducted without it. This has
provoked two consequences: every year there are a great number of new
proposals, and (b), it is harder and harder to remain up to date or to
stay on top of the wave. Hence the reason for organizing events like
this.
The goal of this workshop is to provide builders and users of lexical
resources (researchers in NLP, psychologists, computational
lexicographers) a forum to share their knowledge and needs concerning
the construction, organization, and use of a lexicon by people
(lexical access) and machines (NLP, IR, data mining).
Like in the past, we invite researchers to address unsolved problems
concerning the lexicon, by considering this time however also Large
Language Models (LLMs). More precisely, we would like to explore their
potential for building and using lexical resources as well as their
ability to deal with the cognitive aspects of the lexicon.

2nd Call for Papers:

We solicit contributions including, but not limited to, the topics
listed below, topics, which can be considered from any of the
following points of view:
•       traditional-, computational- or corpus linguistics,
•       neuro- or psycholinguistics (tip of the tongue problem, word
associations),
•       mathematics (vector-based approaches, graph theory,
small-world problems), etc.

Possible Topics
•       The potential of Large Language Models for the creation and
use of lexical resources;
•       Organization, i.e., structure of the lexicon;
•       The meaning of words and how to reveal it;
•       Analysis of the conceptual input given by a dictionary user;
•       Methods for crafting dictionaries or indexes;
•       Creation of new types of dictionaries;
•       Dictionary access (navigation and search strategies),
interface issues
For more details see: https://sites.google.com/view/cogalex-viii-2024



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