The CLIP Colloquium Series, Fall 2005

The CLIP Colloquium Series, Fall 2005


Time and Location

Schedule

Date Speaker Affiliation Title/Abstract Other info
9/7/05 Nitin Madnani University of Maryland   Internal Talk
9/14/05
Okan Kolak University of Maryland OCR Post-Processing for Low Density Languages Internal Talk in CS 3258
9/21/05 Florian Jaeger Stanford University Predictability Effects on Optional Word Omission  
9/30/2005 Necip Fazil Ayan University of Maryland   Internal Talk in ISR 2168
10/3/05 Dina Demner-Fushman University of Maryland Automatically Evaluating Answers to Definition Questions Internal Talk in CS 3258
10/5/05 Canceled due to HLT/EMNLP 2005
10/12/05 Okan Kolak University of Maryland Cross-Lingual Utilization of NLP Resources for New Languages Internal Talk
10/19/05 Hang Cui University of Singapore Fuzzy Matching for Passage Retrieval in Question Answering  
10/26/05 Ken Litkowski CL Research Summarization in the biomedical domain: A case study with extrinsic evaluation measures  
11/2/05 Necip Fazil Ayan University of Maryland Combining Linguistic and Machine Learning Techniques for Word Alignment Improvement Internal Talk in AVW 3460
11/9/05 Dan Gildea University of Rochester Syntactic Models of Alignment  
11/15/05 Bill Hersh Oregon Health and Science University Beyond Recall and Precision: From System-Oriented to User-Oriented Evaluation NOTE SPECIAL DATE (USUAL ROOM)
11/23/05 Have a great Thanksgiving!
11/30/05 Dawn Lawrie Loyola College Language Models for Hierarchical Summarization  
12/7/05 Ani Nenkova Columbia University Content selection and rewrite for generic multi-document summarization  
12/14/05 Noah Smith Johns Hopkins University Contrastive Estimation for Unsupervised Sequence Modeling  

Contacts

Series organizer is Jimmy Lin (jimmylin -at- umd .dot. edu). For travel arrangements and reimbursement, contact Denise Best (denise -at- umiacs .dot. umd .dot. edu).

Directions

Of Related Interest

Colloquia from Previous Semesters


This series is sponsored by the University of Maryland Language and Media Processing Laboratory, under a contract from the Department of Defense.