INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
NLP+IA 98
Special accent on Computer assisted language learning
Other Events in August: IWNLG August 5-7 in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Coling-ACL August 10-14 in Montreal
The NLP Study Group (GRETAL) at l'Université de Moncton is organizing its second international conference onNLP and industrial applications. This year a special attention is given to Computer assisted language learning.
Papers are invited on all aspects of natural language processing, including, but not limited to,
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NLP+IA 98 / TAL+AI 98
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INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE:
Anne De Roeck
(Essex, UK)
Arnold Smith
(NRC, Canada)
Chadia Moghrabi
(Moncton, Canada)
Christian Boitet
(GETA, Grenoble, France)
Chrysanne DiMarco
(Logos, Waterloo, Canada)
Eric Wehrli (Geneva,
Switzerland)
Eva Hajicova
(Charles U., Prague)
Genvieve Caelen-Haumont
(GEOD, Grenoble, France)
Graeme Hirst
(Toronto, Canada)
Harry Bunt (Tilburg,
Netherlands)
Henry Hamburger
(George Mason, USA)
Howard Hamilton
(Regina, Canada)
John Hutchins
(East Anglia, UK)
John Tait (Sunderland,
UK)
Junichi Tsujii
(UMIST, UK)
Manfred Stede
(TU-Berlin, Germany)
Marcel Cori (Paris-7,
France)
Mark Seligman
(GETA-CLIPS & Red Pepper, USA)
Michael Levison
(Queens, Canada)
Nocoletta Calzolari
(Pisa, Italy)
Pierre Isabelle
(RALI, Montreal, Canada)
Pierrette Bouillon
(Geneva, Switzerland)
Paul Tarau (Moncton,
Canada)
Remi Chadel (Inxight,
Xerox, France)
Roberto Basili
(Roma, Italy)
Ruddy Lelouche
(Laval, Canada)
Susan Armstrong
(ISSCO, Geneva, Switzerland)
Thierry Chanier
(Franche-Comte, France)
Thierry Van Steenberghe
(Leuven, Belgium)
Veronica Dahl
(Simon Fraser, Canada)
Yael Ravin (IBM,
USA)
Yorick Wilks
(Sheffield, UK)
Some more to be confirmed...
Margaret King:
ISSCO, University of Geneva, Switzerland
TALKK ON LANGUAGE RESOURCES AND EVALUATION/
Ressources et evaluation linguistiques
Thierry Chanier:
Universite Franche-Comte, France
Presentation sur le lien entre l'enseignement
de la langue et le TAL /
TALK ON RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CALL and NLP
Tuesday August 18:
Submissions are due on April 28th 1998. Notification of receipt will be mailed to the contact person soon after receipt. Authors will be notified of acceptance by 15 June 1998. Camera-ready copies of final full papers must be received by the 1st of August 1998 along with registration fees.
Authors are also requested to indicate their intention to participate in the conference as soon as possible to the same e-mail address with the single word INTENTION in the subject line.
WEDNESDAY, 19 AUGUST 1998
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THURSDAY, 20 AUGUST 1998
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FRIDAY, 21 AUGUST 1998
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Modeles humains dans un systeme multi-agents
orientes apprentissage
et detection-correction d'erreurs.
Jacques Menezo; France
Multilingual Lexical Resources for large-scale
Text Generation.
Cornelia M. Verspoor, Vicente Uceda and Cecile Paris; Australia
Speech and Language Interaction in a (Virtual)
Cultural Theatre.
A. van Hessen, A. Nijholt, et al.; Netherlands
Un système d'apprentissage assisté
par ordinateur de la génération
de phrases en Arabe.
Riadh ZAAFRANI; France
Structuring a network of lexical cooccurrences
into topic
representations by analyzing texts.
Olivier Ferret and Brigitte Grau; France
Producing NLP-based On-line Contentware.
Francis Wolinski, Frantz Vichot, Olivier Grémont; France
Integration of NLP Tools in an Intelligent
Computer Assisted Language
Learning Environment for Basque: IDAZKIDE.
DÌaz de Ilarraza, A. Maritxalar, M. Maritxalar &
M. Oronoz; Spain
Using constraints for suppressing dead ends
in grammars.
Cyril Garde & Claude Lai; France
Improving Tagging Accuracy by Using Voting
Taggers.
L. Màrquez, L. Padró, H. Rodríguez; Catalonia, Spain
Translation examples browser: Japanese to English
translation aid for
news articles.
Tadashi Kumano, Hideki Tanaka,
Noriyoshi Uratani & Terumasa Ehara; Japan
A Statistics-based Approach to Chinese Prepositional
Phrase Disambiguation.
Kam-Fai WONG & Wen-Jie LI; Hong Kong
Minori-Fra: Logiciel d'enseignement du Francais
en milieu minoritaire.
Chadia Moghrabi; Canada
SAFRAN-Grammaire.
Marie-Josee Hamel & Anne Vandeventer; UK & Suisse
Learning Spanish and Catalan verbs Through
EuroWordnet.
M. Antonia Marti & Roser Morante; Spain
Error Diagnosis for Language Learning Systems.
Wolfgang Menzel & Ingo Schroeder; Germany
Computer-Assisted Writing System: Improving
Readability with Respect to
Information Structure.
Nobo Komagata; USA
Élimination de la redondance dans la
génération automatique de descriptions
de comportement de systèmes dynamiques.
Nicole TOURIGNY et Laurence CAPUS; Canada
Un Système Automatique de diagnostic
d'Erreurs pour l'ELAO.
Anne Vandeventer; Suisse
Générer De Façon Automatique
Des Résumés Grâce À Des Expériences Similaires.
Laurence CAPUS et Nicole TOURIGNY; Canada
A syntactic verification system for arabic
texts based on a robust parser
and using a large compressed lexicon.
Riadh Ouersighni; France
Natural Language Technology in Precision Content
Retrieval.
Jacek Ambroziak and William A. Woods
Ficus - un agent dictionaire coopératif
extensible.
Mathieu LAFOURCADE & Jacques CHAUCHE; France
A Two-Stage Model for Robust Parsing.
Erik Oltmans; Netherlands
Analyse morphologique et voyellation assistée
par ordinateur de la langue arabe.
Malek GHENIMA
Ontologies-based relevant information retrieval.
F.-Y. Villemin; France
Delegating Actions from Texts in a Virtual
Environment.
Fabrice Tabordet , Fabrice Pied , and Pierre Nugues; France
An autonomous, web-based, multilingual corpus
collection tool.
Jim Cowie, Eugene Ludovik & Ron Zacharski; USA
Problèmes scientifiques intéressants
en traduction de parole.
Christian Boitet; France
Centering Theory and Resolving It in Business
Texts.
Gregory F. Roberts; USA
TR-AID : A Memory-based translation aid framework.
Stelios Piperidis, Christos Malavazos, Ioannis Triantafyllou; Greece
A Transformational Approach to NL Understanding
in Dialogue Systems.
Danny Lie, Joris Hulstijn, Rieks op den Akker, Anton Nijholt;
Netherlands
Reluctantly Paraphrasing Text.
Mark Dras; Australia
Improving robust domain independent summarization.
Jim Cowie, Eugene Ludovik, & Hugo Molijna-Salgado; USA
Language Learning Data: Online Confusion.
Lisa Harper and Florence Reeder; USA
NLP and Radiology reports.
Gees C Stein & Tomek Strzalkowski; USA
BLAK, un assistant de découverte des
caractères chinois, fonctionnement
par accès dynamique à des ressources
lexicales variées.
L. Fischer, G. Fafiotte; France
Text Expansion Using Temporal and Causal Relations.
Yllias Chali; Canada
Automatic Generation of On-Line Help: A Practical
Approcah.
Cecile Paris and Keith Vander Linden; Australia &USA
To Integrate Your Language web Tools - CALL
Web CT.
Sabine Siekmann; USA
L'édition lexicographique dans
un système générique de gestion
de bases lexicales multilingues.
G. Sérasset, M. Mangeot; France
How the construction of a Computer System may
influence language
teaching practices: the communication situation
variables.
R. Lelouche, D. Huot; Canada
Concordances avancées sur corpus spécialisé
pour l'enseignement de
l'anglais technique.
P.-Y. Foucou & N. Kübler; France
Cross-linguistic Resources for MT Evaluation
and Language Training.
Lisa Hale Decrozant, Dr Clare R. Voss; USA
NLP for text classification: the TREVI experience.
R.Basili, M. V. Marabello, L. Mazzucchelli, & M.
T. Pazienza; Italy
Dictionnaires électroniques et analyse
morphologique.
Jerzy Sitko; France
Integrating language generation and prosody
control.
Pierre Larey, Nadine bigouroux, & Guy PÈrennou; France
MULINEX Multilingual web search and anvigation.
Joanne Capstick, Abdel Kader Diagne, Gregor Erbach, &
Hans Uszkoreit; Germany, Italy, France & Belgium
Kurdish Language Technology and Planning.
Siamak Rezaei Durroei; UK
Intonation, vowel length, and 'well': Thhe
intersection of phonology and
discourse analysis and its effects on meaning
interpretation in conversation.
Jason Miller; USA
Représentation Sémantique Orientée-Objets
de Requètes en Langage Naturel.
Abdelmajid Benhamadou; Tunisia
Who will be presenting the articles?
Only the co-authors already announced.
If I have two accepted publications, do I have
to pay twice?
No, unless more than one author plans on paricipating.
If the number of participants is not sufficient,
will you cancel the outing or will the prices go up?
We will ask you what you want to do at the time being.