http://www.bibsonomy.org/rss/concept/tag/computationalBibSonomy RSS Feed for /concept/tag/computationalhttp://belobog.si.umich.edu/clair/anthology/authors/RoventiniAdriana.htmlpitman2008-01-14T23:09:26+01:00wordnet linguistics author computational homepage ACL Bibliographies Doug Arnold University of Essex January 14, 2008 This page gives access to the bibliographies I am constructing as part of the ACL Anthology. Here you will find bibtex, html, and pdf versions of the bibliographies. This is very much `work in progress&#039;, and I do not guarantee them as to accuracy, or anything else. I especially welcome corrections. The bibliographies are searchable by following this link (select the ACL bibliography from the pull down menu). * Computational Linguistics (Journal) * ACL Proceedings * EACL Proceedings * NAACL Proceedings * ANLP Proceedings * TINLAP * COLING * HLT Proceedings * Message Understanding Conferences (MUC) * Workshops * Coling Workshops * SIGs: Independent ACL SIG Meetings http://www.essex.ac.uk/linguistics/research/clgroup/aclbib/pitman2008-01-14T22:42:23+01:00bibliography society linguistics computational ACL Bibliographies Doug Arnold University of Essex January 14, 2008 This page gives access to the bibliographies I am constructing as part of the ACL<span class="info">...<span>ACL Bibliographies Doug Arnold University of Essex January 14, 2008 This page gives access to the bibliographies I am constructing as part of the ACL Anthology. Here you will find bibtex, html, and pdf versions of the bibliographies. This is very much `work in progress&#039;, and I do not guarantee them as to accuracy, or anything else. I especially welcome corrections. The bibliographies are searchable by following this link (select the ACL bibliography from the pull down menu). * Computational Linguistics (Journal) * ACL Proceedings * EACL Proceedings * NAACL Proceedings * ANLP Proceedings * TINLAP * COLING * HLT Proceedings * Message Understanding Conferences (MUC) * Workshops * Coling Workshops * SIGs: Independent ACL SIG Meetings </span></span>http://www.aclweb.org/pitman2008-01-14T22:30:42+01:00computational society community linguistics I am investigating computational models for linguistic structures and processes, with application to language technologies and to the documentation of endangered languages. My current focus is on efficient query for databases of hierarchically annotated data. After completing a PhD on computational phonology at the University of Edinburgh in 1990, I worked on a series of European research projects and conducted linguistic fieldwork in Cameroon with SIL. In 1998 I moved to the University of Pennsylvania, becoming Associate Director of the LDC, and working on models and tools for linguistic annotation. In 2002 I returned home to Australia and established the Melbourne University Language Technology Group. In 2007 I was awarded the Kelvin Medal for excellence in teaching. Key Activities: Coordinating first year Informatics; developing the Natural Language Toolkit; writing a textbook on NLP; leading the Language Technology Group; working on an NSF project on Querying Linguistic Databases; and editing Cambridge Studies in Natural Language Processing and the ACL Anthology. Key Publications: Natural Language Processing in Python; Computational phonology: A constraint-based approach (Cambridge); A formal framework for linguistic annotation (Speech Communication); Seven dimensions of portability for language documentation and description (Language); Designing and evaluating an XPath dialect for linguistic queries (ICDE).http://www.cs.mu.oz.au/~sb/pitman2008-01-14T22:29:11+01:00nlp computational linguistics homepage I am investigating computational models for linguistic structures and processes, with application to language technologies and to the documentation of enda<span class="info">...<span>I am investigating computational models for linguistic structures and processes, with application to language technologies and to the documentation of endangered languages. My current focus is on efficient query for databases of hierarchically annotated data. After completing a PhD on computational phonology at the University of Edinburgh in 1990, I worked on a series of European research projects and conducted linguistic fieldwork in Cameroon with SIL. In 1998 I moved to the University of Pennsylvania, becoming Associate Director of the LDC, and working on models and tools for linguistic annotation. In 2002 I returned home to Australia and established the Melbourne University Language Technology Group. In 2007 I was awarded the Kelvin Medal for excellence in teaching. Key Activities: Coordinating first year Informatics; developing the Natural Language Toolkit; writing a textbook on NLP; leading the Language Technology Group; working on an NSF project on Querying Linguistic Databases; and editing Cambridge Studies in Natural Language Processing and the ACL Anthology. Key Publications: Natural Language Processing in Python; Computational phonology: A constraint-based approach (Cambridge); A formal framework for linguistic annotation (Speech Communication); Seven dimensions of portability for language documentation and description (Language); Designing and evaluating an XPath dialect for linguistic queries (ICDE).</span></span>http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/Earth--Atmospheric--and-Planetary-Sciences/12-010Fall-2005/CourseHome/index.htmrenard2007-12-04T17:17:17+01:00Computational programming Scientific http://cts.cs.uic.edu/caw132006-11-12T20:43:57+01:00transportation research Computational mining GPS UIC group http://acl.ldc.upenn.edu/hotho2006-06-14T06:00:40+02:00dl online digital library linguistic computational paper http://www.fb10.uni-bremen.de/anglistik/langpro/kpml/README.htmlcveres2006-01-03T11:42:14+01:00language linguistics nlp computational KPML ontology http://www.ims.uni-stuttgart.de/tcl/lechatpito2005-09-19T08:24:46+02:00linguistics lab stuttgart computational http://www.bmanuel.org/clr2_tt.htmlhotho2005-06-29T10:27:53+02:00linguistic computational tools Corpus based