Accepted Papers
For the conference, 19 full papers, 3 reserve papers, 19
short papers, and 5 project abstracts
have been accepted.
- Ian Pratt-Hartmann. From TimeML to Interval Temporal Logic
- Raffaella Bernardi, Diego Calvanese and Camilo Thorne. Lite Natural Language
- Olga Petukhova and Harry Bunt. A multidimensional approach to multimodal
dialogue act annotation
- Takashi Koga and Satoshi Tojo. Tense and Aspect in Polymodal Interval Temporal
Logic
- Claire Gardent. Tree Adjoining Grammar, Semantic Calculi and Labelling
Invariants
- Harry Bunt and Amanda Schiffrin. Defining interoperable concepts for dialogue
act annotation
- Derrick Higgins and Jill Burstein. Sentence Similarity Measures for Essay
Coherence
- Dennis Spohr, Aljoscha Burchardt, Sebastian Pado, Anette Frank and Ulrich
Heid. Inducing a Computational Lexicon from a Corpus with Syntactic and
Semantic Annotation
- Alistair Willis. NP Coordination in Underspecified Scope Representations
- Edward Loper, Szu-ting Yi and Martha Palmer. Combining Lexical Resources:
Mapping Between PropBank and VerbNet
- Ariel Cohen. Anaphora Resolution by Default
- Jennifer Spenader and Gert Stulp. Antonymy and Contrast Relations
- Stephen Pulman. Formal and Computational Semantics: a Case Study
- Marta Tatu and Dan Moldovan. Automatic Discovery of Intentions in Text and its
Application to Question Answering
- Staffan Larsson. A general framework for semantic plasticity and negotiation
- Sylvain Pogodalla. Generalizing a Proof-Theoretic Account of Scope Ambiguity
- Glyn Morrill, Mario Fadda and Oriol Valentín. Nondeterministic
Discontinuous Lambek Calculus
- Rui Chaves. Dynamic Model Checking of Discourse Representation
- Philipp Cimiano, Anette Frank and Uwe Reyle. UDRT-based semantics construction
for LTAG -- and what it tells us about the role of adjunction in LTAG
Reserve papers:
- Laura Kallmeyer and Maribel Romero. Reflexives and Reciprocals in LTAG
- David Goss-Grubbs. Models for the Semantic Interpretation of Structured
Propositions and Semantic Representations
- Del Jensen and Christophe Giraud-Carrier. A Topological Embedding of the
Lexicon for Effective Semantic Distance Computation
- Jeroen Geertzen. DitAT : a flexible tool to support web-based dialogue
annotation
- Frederic Landragin. Physical, semantic and pragmatic levels for multimodal
fusion and fission
- Katrin Erk and Sebastian Pado. Towards a Computational Model of Gradience in
Word Sense
- Olga Petukhova, Amanda Schiffrin and Harry Bunt. Defining Semantic Roles
- Amedeo Cappelli, Valentina Bartalesi Lenzi, Rachele Sprugnoli and Carlo
Biagioli. Modelization of Domain Concepts Extracted from the Italian Privacy
Legislation
- Manuel Alcantara and Thierry Declerck. Shallow Semantic Analysis of ASR
Transcripts Associated with Video Shots
- Koen Hindriks and Joost Vromans. Design and Evaluation of Formal
Representations: An Incremental Approach using Logic Grid Puzzles
- Arendse Bernth. Discourse Semantics for Biomedical Information Discovery
- Andrej Gardon and Ales Horak. Dolphin a Knowledge base for Transparent
Intensional Logic
- Dafydd Gibbon, Baden Hughes and Thorsten Trippel. The Computational Semantics
of Characters
- Matthias Irmer. Discourse Linking by Bridging Anaphora: Clitic Left
Dislocation
- Livio Robaldo. Dependency Tree Semantics
- Ralf Klabunde. Generating Modals
- JunPeng Bao, Caroline Lyon and Peter Lane. A Text Annotation Method Based on
Semantic Sequence
- Scott Piao, Sophia Ananiadou, Yoshimasa Tsuruoka, Yutaka Sasaki and John
McNaught. Mining Opinion Polarity Relations of Citations
- Markus Guhe. Marking theme and rheme in preverbal messages
- Rodrigo Agerri, John Barnden, Mark Lee and Alan Wallington. View Neutral
Mapping Adjuncts as Default Rules in Metaphor Interpretation
- Manuel Alcantara. Merging Semantics and Prosody to Structure Spoken
Language
- James Pustejovsky and Marc Verhagen. Constructing Event-based Entity Chronicles
- Norihiro Ogata, Katsuhiko Yabushita and Yasuo Nakayama. Towards
Non-Associative Lambek λ-Calculi of Information Structures: A Project
Proposal
- Tyler Peterson. Approaches in the Computational Modeling of Correlations
between Cognate and Semantic Sets
- Raquel Fernández, Andrea Corradini, David Schlangen and Manfred
Stede. Towards Reducing and Managing Uncertainty in Spoken Dialogue
Systems
- Staffan Larsson and Jessica Villing. The DICO project: A Multimodal
Menu-based In-vehicle Dialogue System
- Václav Novák. Large Semantic Network Manual Annotation