Pictures of the student presentations can be seen here.
Presentations
Oral presentations
The oral session will be held on Tusday 13 September starting at 10:00 until 12:50. The time slots will be 20 min long, including questions. The organisers will supply a projector and presentation laptop. If you need any additional supplies please contact the organisers several days before the beginning of the conference at stud-ranlp2011@lml.bas.bg.
Poster presentations
All posters will be presented together on Tuesday 13 September during two poster sessions: one along with the morning coffee break 11:10 - 11:30 and one in the afternoon 15:40 - 16:20 (this slot may shift a little earlier but the lenght will remain the same). To benefit the most of the poster sessions we advise the presenters to post their posters before the morning sessions and be ready to explain their work and answer questions when the poster session starts. The presenters bring their posters and post them on special tableaux and are expected to stand next to them, while interested participants may walk to them and ask questions. The organisers will supply sticking tape, scisors and patafix which are needed for posting on the tableaux. The poster tableau has dimensions 80 (width) x 120 (height) cm, which means that you can show there 12 pages in format A4. Your poster may be a single sheet or a couple of smaller slides which are to be presented together. We recomend the first option.
Here are some links which might be helpful while preparing your presentation:
Creating effective poster presentations
"How to give a good talk" by Patrick Blackburn
Geoff Pullum's Five Golden Rules
Student Workshop Programme (updated on 9 September)
ORAL PRESENTATIONS
13 September / Tuesday/
PLOVDIV hall
10:00 - 10:05 Opening
10:05 - 10:25 - DOMAIN-DEPENDENT DETECTION OF LIGHT VERB CONSTRUCTIONS
István Nagy T., Gábor Berend, György Móra and Veronika Vincze
10:25 – 10:45 - TOWARDS A BETTER EXPLOITATION OF THE BROWN 'FAMILY' CORPORA
IN DIACHRONIC STUDIES OF BRITISH AND AMERICAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE VARIETIES
Sanja Štajner
HISSAR hall
11:30 – 11:50 - A WEIGHTED LEXICON OF FRENCH EVENT NAMES
Béatrice ARNULPHY
11:50 – 12:10 - PROJECTING FARSI POS DATA TO TAG PASHTO
Mohammad Khan, Eric Baucom, Anthony Meyer and Lwin Moe
12:10 – 12:30 - ENRICHING PHRASE-BASED STATISTICAL MACHINE TRANSLATION
WITH POS INFORMATION
Miriam Kaeshammer and Dominikus Wetzel
12:30 – 12:50 - INTER-DOMAIN OPINION PHRASE EXTRACTION BASED
ON FEATURE AUGMENTATION
Gábor Berend, István T. Nagy, György Móra and Veronika Vincze
POSTER PRESENTATIONS
All student posters will be presented during 2 sessions on 13 September. The presenters are advised to post their posters before the morning session, so that they can be ready when the first poster session starts. The posters will stay mounted until the end of the afternoon session. After the morning oral session we advise the poster presenters to already stand near their posters few minutes before the poster session starts and/or have a look at the other posters to be presented and get to know the work of their colleagues at the workshop.
13 September / Tuesday/
11:00 – 11:30 Student Workshop Posters (lobby)
15:40 – 16:20 Student Workshop Posters (lobby)
ARBTE: ARABIC TEXTUAL ENTAILMENT
Maytham Alabbas
RDFA EDITOR FOR ONTOLOGICAL ANNOTATION
Melania Duma
EXTRACTING PROTEIN-PROTEIN INTERACTIONS WITH LANGUAGE MODELLING
Ali-Reza Ebadat
EXPERIMENTS WITH SMALL-SIZE CORPORA IN CBMT
Monica Gavrila and Natalia Elita
QUESTION PARSING FOR QA IN SPANISH
Iria Gayo
INCREMENTAL SEMANTICS DRIVEN NATURAL LANGUAGE GENERATION WITH
SELF-REPAIRING CAPABILITY
Julian Hough
INITIAL EXPERIMENTS WITH MULTILINGUAL EXTRACTION OF RHETORIC FIGURES BY
MEANS OF PERL-COMPATIBLE REGULAR EXPRESSIONS
Daniel Devatman Hromada
IS THREE THE OPTIMAL CONTEXT WINDOW FOR MEMORY-BASED WORD SENSE
DISAMBIGUATION?
Rodrigo de Oliveira, Lucas Hausmann and Desislava Zhekova
HETEROGENEOUS NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING TOOLS VIA LANGUAGE PROCESSING
CHAINS
Diman Karagiozov
PATTERN-BASED ONTOLOGY CONSTRUCTION FROM SELECTED WIKIPEDIA PAGES
Carmen Klaussner and Desislava Zhekova
LEXICO-SYNTACTIC PATTERNS FOR AUTOMATIC ONTOLOGY BUILDING
Carmen Klaussner and Desislava Zhekova
TOWARDS A GROUNDED MODEL FOR ONTOLOGICAL METAPHORS
Sushobhan Nayak
AUTOMATIC ACQUISITION OF POSSIBLE CONTEXTS FOR LOW-FREQUENT WORDS
Silvia Necsulescu
ADAPTING STANDARD OPEN-SOURCE RESOURCES TO TAGGING A MORPHOLOGICALLY
RICH LANGUAGE: A CASE STUDY WITH ARABIC
Hajder S. Rabiee
TOWARDS CROSS-LANGUAGE WORD SENSE DISAMBIGUATION FOR QUECHUA
Alex Rudnick
ANNOTATING NEGATION AND SPECULATION: THE CASE OF THE REVIEW DOMAIN
Natalia Konstantinova and Sheila C. M. de Sousa
N-GRAM BASED TEXT CLASSIFICATION ACCORDING TO AUTHORSHIP
Anđelka Zečević
INSTANCE SAMPLING FOR MULTILINGUAL COREFERENCE RESOLUTION
Desislava Zhekova |