29 May: DCLRS -- Harry Bunt, Thursday, June 4, 14:10 at TCD
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This is to announce a special sitting of the Dublin Computational
Linguistics Research Seminar.
On Thursday of next week (June 4, 2015), at 2:10pm, in the O'Reilly
Institute Large Conference Room, of TCD, Professor Harry Bunt (Tilburg
University) will speak on:
Semantic annotations and their meaning - the case of dialogue annotation
Annotated corpora are the fuel of machine learning techniques applied
to natural language processing. Corpus data with semantic annotations
in particular are essential for language understanding. In this talk I
will describe a methodology for the definition of semantic annotations
expressed in XML that have a well-defined semantics, allowing to
interpret them as discourse representation structures (DRSs) and
thereby making them directly useful for semantic processing. I will
describe the application of this methodology to the specification of
the annotation schema ISO 24617-2 for spoken and multimodal dialogue
act annotation.
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Professor Harry Bunt
Head, Department of Philosophy, Tilburg University
Professor of Computational Linguistics,
Tilburg Center for Cognition and Communication (TiCC)
http;//let.uvt.nl/general/people/bunt
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The Dublin Computational Linguistics Research Seminar series is a
cooperation among Dublin City University, Trinity College Dublin,
University College Dublin and the Dublin Institute of Technology, a
collaboration alongside CNGL and ADAPT. This event is hosted by the
Centre for Computing and Language Studies of TCD.
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