Program - Student Research Workshop

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Student Research Workshop

WORKSHOP PROGRAM

Monday, June 27, 2005: Presentations
	Student Presentations: Session 1
9:00–9:30	Hybrid Methods for POS Guessing of Chinese Unknown Words Xiaofei Lu
9:30–10:00	Understanding the Thematic Structure of the Qur’an: An Exploratory Multivariate Approach Naglaa Thabet
10:00–10:30	An Extensive Empirical Study of Collocation Extraction Methods Pavel Pecina
	Student Presentations: Session 2
2:30–3:00	Jointly Labeling Multiple Sequences: A Factorial HMM Approach Kevin Duh
3:00–3:30	Exploiting Named Entity Taggers in a Second Language Thamar Solorio
	Student Presentations: Session 3
4:00–4:30	Automatic Discovery of Intentions in Text and its Application to Question Answering Marta Tatu
4:30–5:00	American Sign Language Generation: Multimodal NLG with Multiple Linguistic Channels Matt Huenerfauth
5:00–5:30	Using Emoticons to Reduce Dependency in Machine Learning Techniques for Sentiment Classification Jonathon Read
Monday, June 27, 2005: Posters
	All posters will be on display during the Student Lunch from 12:00–1:30
	Learning Meronyms from Biomedical Text Angus Roberts
	Using Readers to Identify Lexical Cohesive Structures in Texts Beata Beigman Klebanov
	Towards an Optimal Lexicalization in a Natural-Sounding Portable Natural Language Generator for Dialog Systems Inge M. R. De Bleecker
	Phrase Linguistic Classification and Generalization for Improving Statistical Machine Translation Adrià de Gispert
	Automatic Induction of a CCG Grammar for Turkish Ruken Cakici
	Dialogue Act Tagging for Instant Messaging Chat Sessions Edward Ivanovic
	Learning Strategies for Open-Domain Natural Language Question Answering Eugene Grois
	Dependency-Based Statistical Machine Translation Heidi Fox
	Minimalist Parsing of Subjects Displaced from Embedded Clauses in Free Word Order Languages Asad B. Sayeed
	Centrality Measures in Text Mining: Prediction of Noun Phrases that Appear in Abstracts Zhuli Xie
	A Corpus-Based Approach to Topic in Danish dialog Philip Diderichsen and Jakob Elming
	Learning Information Structure in the Prague Treebank Oana Postolache
	Speech Recognition of Czech—Inclusion of Rare Words Helps Petr Podvesky and Pavel Machek
	Using Bilingual Dependencies to Align Words in English/French Parallel Corpora Sylwia Ozdowska
	An Unsupervised System for Identifying English Inclusions in German Text Beatrice Alex
	Corpus-Oriented Development of Japanese HPSG Parsers Kazuhiro Yoshida
	Unsupervised Discrimination and Labeling of Ambiguous Names Anagha Kulkarni
	A Domain-Specific Statistical Surface Realizer Jeffrey Russell

Student Research Workshop

Monday, June 27, 2005: Presentations

Monday, June 27, 2005: Posters