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We believe that this procedure will help to concentrate on an intensive interaction and discussion of all the participants of the workshop. | We believe that this procedure will help to concentrate on an intensive interaction and discussion of all the participants of the workshop. | ||
- | The abstracts of the statements of the invited speakers will be published on this web page before September 30th, 2012. | + | ===The invitation to present a position paper has already been accepted by=== |
- | + | **Prof. | |
- | ===The invitation to present a position paper (with a provisional topics as given below) | + | //New Information in Wikitalk - story telling for information presentation// |
- | **Prof. | + | |
- | //What is needed and what can help for people who want to use discourse relations in tasks such as NL generation or text summarization.// | + | |
- | **Prof. Kristiina Jokinen,** Helsinki | + | |
- | //New Information in Wikitalk - story telling for information presentation// | + | |
- | **Nianwen (Bert) Xue,** Assistant Professor Brandeis University. USA | + | |
- | //Explicit and implicit discourse relations from a cross-lingual perspective – from experience in working on Chinese discourse annotation// ([[Nianwen_abstract|abstract]]) | + | |
**Prof. Aravind Joshi,** University of Pennsylvania, | **Prof. Aravind Joshi,** University of Pennsylvania, | ||
//Remarks on some not so closed issues concerning discourse connectives// | //Remarks on some not so closed issues concerning discourse connectives// | ||
+ | **Prof. Katheleen McKeown,** Columbia University, New York, USA | ||
+ | //What is needed and what can help for people who want to use discourse relations in tasks such as NL generation or text summarization.// | ||
**Massimo Poesio,** University of Essex, Great Britain | **Massimo Poesio,** University of Essex, Great Britain | ||
//Empirical methods in the study of anaphora: lessons learned, remaining problems// ([[Poesio_abstract|abstract]]) | //Empirical methods in the study of anaphora: lessons learned, remaining problems// ([[Poesio_abstract|abstract]]) | ||
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+ | === Preliminary Programme === | ||
+ | 10.00 – 10.20: //Welcome, Introduction// | ||
+ | 10.20 – 11.00: Aravind Joshi: //Remarks on some not so closed issues concerning discourse connectives// | ||
+ | 11.00 – 11.25: Amba Kulkarni and Monali Das: //Discourse Analysis of Sanskrit texts// | ||
+ | 11.20 – 12.00: TEA BREAK | ||
+ | 12.00 – 12.40: Kathleen McKeown: //Penn Discourse Treebank Relations and their Potential for Language Generation// | ||
+ | 12.40 – 13.05: Nik Adilah Hanin Binti Zahri, Fumiyo Fukumoto and Suguru Matsuyoshi: // | ||
+ | 13.05 – 13.30: Fatemeh Torabi Asr and Vera Demberg: //Measuring the Strength of Linguistic Cues for Discourse Relations// | ||
+ | 13.30 – 14.30: LUNCH | ||
+ | 14.30 – 15.10: Kristiina Jokinen: //New Information in Wikitalk - story telling for information presentation// | ||
+ | 15.10 – 15.35: Pavlína Jínová, Jiří Mírovský and Lucie Poláková: // | ||
+ | 15.35 – 16.00: Andreas Peldszus and David Schlangen: // | ||
+ | 16.00 – 16.30: TEA BREAK | ||
+ | 16.30 – 17.10: Massimo Poesio: //Empirical methods in the study of anaphora: lessons learned, remaining problems// (invited position paper) | ||
+ | 17.10 – 18.00: General discussion: //Where we are and where to go// | ||
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+ | === Instructions for Presenters === | ||
+ | The timeslot for the position papers is 40 minutes (30 minutes + 10 minutes for discussion), | ||
=== Among the issues proposed to be discussed there are === | === Among the issues proposed to be discussed there are === |