Course programme (only in English!)
Graphical course programme (final version)
This list contains the name of the instructor and the title of the
course.
(1) = 9:15 - 10:45 h, (2) = 11:15 - 12:45 h, (3) = 14:00 - 15:30 h,
(4) = 16:00 - 17:30 h, (5) = 17:45 - 19:00 h
- Stefan EVERT: Statistical Methods for Corpus Linguistics:
Web page
- Mon (2,3,4)
- Wed (2,3)
- Thu (2)
- Alex FRASER: Statistical Machine Translation:
Web page
- Tue (2,3,4)
- Wed (3,4)
- Thu (1)
- Hans KAMP, Antje ROSSDEUTSCHER: The Logic and Ontology of Space as
Seen Trough the Eyes of Natural Language
- Mon (2,3)
- Tue (1,3)
- Wed (2,3)
- Thu (3)
- Pavel RYCHLY: Building and Exploring Web Corpora
- Wed (1,2,4)
- Thu (1,2,3,4)
- Fri (1)
- Katrin SCHNEIDER: Phonetic Grounding of Prosodic Categories:
Slides
1,
Slides
2
- Michael WALSH: Introduction to Exemplar Theory
- Wolfgang WOKUREK: Voice Quality: Parameters and Estimates
- Poster session
Plenary talks:
-
Artemis ALEXIADOU (Stuttgart):
Plenary talk on "Nominalizations in context": the talk presents an
outline of the Stuttgart Sonderforschungsbereich (special research
centre) on "Incremental specification in context", focusing on the
interplay between theoretical linguistic and compuational
modelling. It exemplifies some of these points with an analysis of
nominalizations in "-er".
-
Daniel Josephs PRINSLOO (Pretoria):
Plenary talk on resources for a processing of the South African
Bantu languages (another perspective on computational
linguistics): this talk givers a quick summary of some of the
major characteristics of the South African Bantu languages which
have an impact on the modelling of linguistic resources. It
highlights ongoing work in South Africa towards the creation of
computational linguistic resources and tools.