Readership or
Lectureship in Speech Technology and Statistical NLP
[ML] RFCT 3.0 for
Temporal /Casual Rule Discovery
Evolution Of
Clustering And Classification Research.
Information
Processing and Management Vol. 38 No.er3 (2002)
IEEE Intelligent
Systems Special Issue on Information Customisation Systems
Workshop on
Morphological and Phonological Learning
Language Resources
For Translation Work And Research
Workshop on Natural
Language Processing in Biomedical Applications
Semantic Web Workshop
at the 2002 World Wide Web Conference.
Tenth International
Conference on Cooperative Information Systems (CoopIS 2002)
HLT 2002, Human
Language Technology Conference
Deadline Extended For
Submission Of ASIST Annual
24th BCS-IRSG
European Colloquium on IR Research
The 3rd Annual
Information Architecture Summit
Effective Tools And
Methodologies For Teaching NLP And CL.
International
Workshop On Computational Approaches To Collocations
Language Resources
For Translation Work And Research
Towards a Roadmap for
Multimodal Language Resources and Evaluation
Fifth International
Conference on TEXT, SPEECH and DIALOGUE (TSD 2002)
MT Roadmap Workshop
(March 16)
Workshop on Wordnet
Structures and Standardization
Using Semantics for
Information Retrieval and Filtering
WWW2002: Eleventh
International World Wide Web Conference
The Challenge Of
Image And Video Retrieval (CIVR 2002)
ACL-2002 Workshop On
Automatic Summarization
University Research Fellowship
School of Computing, University of Leeds, England.
URF/02/2 Computational Modelling of Complex Adaptive Systems
Closing date: by noon, 1 March 2002.
University Research Fellowships:
Are normally offered on Research Grade II (£24,435 - £32,537 p.a), but may be
more senior for particularly outstanding applicants;
Will concentrate on research for three to five years, normally leading to a
permanent academic appointment;
Are exempt from teaching and administrative duties in the early stages.
May be supported by development grants of up to £30,000
Appointees will have an excellent record of research achievement and will be
expected to make a significant contribution to the research profile of their
department and the University. Full support for career development will be
provided.
Closing date for applications is noon on 1st March 2002. For further
information and details of how to apply please contact Human Resources
(Research Fellows),
University of Leeds,
Leeds LS2 9JT, UK;
Or
Telephone: 0113 233 4153; or
E-mail: urf@leeds.ac.uk
; or see
http://www.leeds.ac.uk/jobadverts
Please quote the reference number URF/02/2.
Macquarie University
Sydney
Division of Linguistics and Psychology Department of
Linguistics
Position available: Professor of Linguistics (Full-time (continuing)) Ref.
19233
Enquiries and further information about the University,
conditions of appointment and the method of application may be obtained from
Collette
Ryan:
Phone +61 2 9850 8774
Fax +61 2 9850 9352
Email collette.ryan@mq.edu.au
University of Edinburgh
The Division of Informatics invites applications from
highly-qualified candidates for an appointment to either a Readership or a
Lectureship in Speech Technology and Statistical Natural Language Processing.
Candidates with expertise in speech systems are strongly preferred, but
outstanding candidates with accomplishments in statistically-based written
language processing will be considered.
Candidates should demonstrate a world-class research record and both interest
and ability in teaching. Appointment to a Readership will entail the successful
candidate taking on a key research leadership role in the internationally
acclaimed Centre for Speech Technology Research, which is a collaborative
activity of the Department of Theoretical and Applied Linguistics and the
Division of Informatics.
Closing date: 22 February 2002
Informal enquiries to:
Professor Mark Steedman, 0131 650 4631
steedman@cogsci.ed.ac.uk
Or to Professor Johanna Moore,
0131 651 1336
jmoore@cogsci.ed.ac.uk
Further information can be found at:
http://www.jobs.ed.ac.uk/uploads/311076FPS.htm
Hi everybody,
RFCT is a tool based on C4.5 and written in Java. It
uses C4.5 to discover temporal and causal rules, and has the following features:
Has a graphical user interface.
Handles temporal data, both in input and output.
Can function in an unsupervised manner
Outputs temporal/causal rules in a useful manner, so the user can have a good
understanding of what influences the result.
Handles continuous values (can discretize real-valued variables).
Can output rules in Prolog, thus the rules are readily executable.
More information about RFCT follows.
RFCT 3.0 is a tool for the unsupervised discovery of temporal rules. It is
based on C4.5 and extends its abilities by allowing it to understand and
respect temporal order among the input data. RFCT's different methods of
presentating the results help the user discover relationships among the
variables. The user can experiment with different scenarios concerning the
passage of time between the variable observations, and thus see if the value of
one variable is not only determined by other variables observed at the same
time, but also by variables observed before. The rules generated by C4.5 can also
be converted into Prolog statements.
The package, including full source code, example files, and online help, is
available freely from http://www.cs.uregina.ca/~karimi/downloads.html.
RFCT is written in Java, and is runnable any where with a java interpreter and
a graphical user interface. This includes Microsoft Windows and X Window. There
is no special installation necessary. Use software such as WinZip under windows
and (gzip -d rfct.tgz; tar -xf rfct.tar) under UNIX to unpack the package. In
the resulting rfct-3.0 directory, just type rfct.bat to start the program.
You will need a properly installed C4.5 package for RFCT to function. To fully
use RFCT's abilities, you need to patch C4.5 Release 8 and recompile it.
Microsoft Windows users can download patched and compiled C4.5 files from the
same page as the RFCT package. For others, the patch file is included in the
package, and you can get C4.5's sources freely from http://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/~quinlan
RFCT can still be used as a graphical user interface for C4.5 if you don't
patch it.
Once the application in running, use the online help and follow the
"sample session" link to get started with the program.
Kamran Karimi
karimi@cs.uregina.ca
http://www.cs.uregina.ca/~karimi
Journal: Information Processing and
Management
ISSN: 0306-4573
Volume: 38
Issue: 3
Date: May-2002
Visit the journal at
http://www.elsevier.nl/locate/jnlnr/00244
Support vector machines: relevance feedback and information
retrieval
H. Drucker, B. Shahrary, D.C. Gibbon
pp 305-323
An experimental study on the iso-content-based angle similarity measure
J. Zhang, E.M. Rasmussen
pp 325-342
Text classification using ESC-based stochastic decision lists
H. Li, K. Yamanishi
pp 343-361
Exemplary documents: a foundation for information retrieval design
D.C. Blair, S.O. Kimbrough
pp 363-379
The cascade of interactions in the digital library interface
M.J. Bates
pp 381-400
A user-centered approach to evaluating human interaction with Web search
engines: an exploratory study
A. Spink
pp 401-426
Gender differences in collaborative Web searching behavior: an elementary
school study
A. Large, J. Beheshti, T. Rahman
pp 427-443
Some thoughts on the reported results of TREC
D.C. Blair
pp 445-451
______________________________________________________
Copyright Elsevier Science Ltd, 2001
We are happy to announce the
availability of the complete source code distribution
for the Duluth systems that participated in the Senseval-2 comparative exercise
among word sense disambiguation systems. This is free software, distributed
under the GNU CopyLeft.
This includes a number of components:
SenseTools (v0.1), a suite of Perl programs that convert sense-tagged text into
a feature vector representation suitable for use with the Weka machine learning
system. Users may specify features to be identified in the text using regular
expressions, or features may be automatically identified using the Bigram
Statistics Package (v0.4 or better), which is also available.
Duluth-Shell, a set of C-shell scripts that tie together the Bigram Statistics
Package, SenseTools, and Weka and should allow a user to easily replicate the
Duluth systems from Senseval-2, and provide a convenient starting point for
further experimentation with corpus-based, machine learning oriented methods.
You can find SenseTools, Duluth-Shell, the Bigram Statistics Package, and a
pointer to Weka (which was developed at the University of Waikato) at
http://www.d.umn.edu/~tpederse/senseval2.html
Please let us know if you have any questions.
Enjoy!
Ted
http://www.d.umn.edu/~tpederse
tpederse@d.umn.edu
Ted Pedersen
Department of Computer Science
University of Minnesota, Duluth
Duluth, MN 55812
(218) 726-8770
The ELRA Web site has been completely redesigned, its content has been updated and re-organised.
ELRA is pleased to announce the availability of its new Web site at the
following address:
http://www.icp.inpg.fr/ELRA/
How often cited are references in the broad area of clustering and
classification, including machine learning, neural networks, pattern
recognition, spatial statistics, and information retrieval? How is this evolving over time?
The "Classification Literature Automatic Search Service", now in its
30th year, is provided on CD with the first issue each year of the Journal of
Classification. From a
"profile" of 90 journal articles or books, in 2001 there were 3268
citations to one or more of them.
List (abbreviated) of "profile" literature references follows.
First three columns give number of citations in the Science and
Social Science Citation Indexes (SCI, SSCI), provided by ISI.
1999 2000 2001 AUTHOR JOURNAL/BOOK TITLE
VOL P. YR.
[
4][ 2][ 5] ADAMS EN SYST ZOOL
21 390 72
[ 78][ 72][ 58] ANDERBERG MR CLUSTER ANAL APPLICA 73
[
9][ 5][ 3] ARABIE P 3 WAY SCALING CLUSTE 87
[
7][ 4][ 7] AVISE JC SYST ZOOL
23 465 74
[ 43][ 51][ 30] BENZECRI JP ANAL DONNEES 73
[126][ 97][112] BEZDEK JC PATTERN RECOGNITION 81
[ NA][ NA][ 10] BISHOP CM NEURAL NETWORKS PATT 95
[
8][ 4][ 5] BLASHFIELD RK PSYCHOL B
83 377 76
[226][223][223] BREIMAN L CLASSIFICATION REGRE 84
[
8][ 1][ 8] CARROLL JD ANN R PSYCH
31 607 80
[ 33][ 26][ 32] CARROLL JD PSYCHOMETRI 35 283 70
[
7][ 5][ 4] CORMACK RM J ROYAL STA A
134 321 71
[ 30][ 28][ 31] COVER TM IEEE INFO T 13 21 67
[ 37][ 32][ 43] DEVIJVER PA PATTERN RECOGNITION 82
[ 49][ 56][ 51] DIGGLE PJ STATISTICAL ANAL SPA 83
[309][289][324] DUDA RO PATTERN CLASSIFICATI 73
[ 29][ 32][ 26] EFRON B J AM STAT A 78
316 83
[ 19][ 15][ 16] ELDREDGE N PHYLOGENETIC PATTERN 80
[
3][ 5][ 4] EVERITT BS BIOMETRICS
35 169 79
[ 36][ 32][ 37] EVERITT BS CLUSTER ANAL 80
[ 21][ 12][ 20] FARRIS JS AM NATURAL 106 646 72
[ 13][ 6][ 16] FELSENSTEIN J
Q REV BIOL 57 379 82
[ 68][ 59][ 67] FISHER RA ANN EUGENICS 2 7
179 36
[ 79][110][ 75] FITCH WM SCIENCE 155 279 67
[ 17][ 18][ 12] FRIEDMAN JH ACM T MATH 3 209 77
[
5][ 2][ 2] FU KS
SYNTACTIC METHODS
PA 74
[ 27][ 20][ 21] FU KS SYNTACTIC PATTERN RE 82
[ 34][ 29][ 31] FUKUNAGA K INTRO STATISTICAL PA 72
[104][ 77][ 91] GAUCH HG MULTIVARIATE ANAL CO 82
[ 17][ 19][ 12] GNANADESIKAN METHODS STATISTICAL 77
[ 12][ 20][ 15] GORDON AD CLASSIFICATION 81
[ 32][ 34][ 33] GOWER JC BIOMETRIKA 53 325 66
[ 71][ 51][ 52] GREENACRE MJ THEORY APPLICATION C 84
[ 13][ 14][ 15] GUTTMAN L PSYCHOMETRI 33 469 68
[ 32][ 19][ 15] HAND DJ DISCRIMINATION CLASS 81
[ 72][ 78][ 87] HARTIGAN JA CLUSTERING ALGORITHM 75
[ 76][ 81][ 72] HENNIG W PHYLOGENETIC SYSTEMA 66
[ 10][ 11][ 11] HILL MO APPL STAT 23 340 74
[ 37][ 18][ 27] HUBER PJ ANN STATIST 13
435 85
[
6][ 4][ 12] HUBERT L BR J MATH S 29
190 76
[ 12][ 3][ 10] HUBERT LJ
J CLASSIF 2 193 85
[ 78][ 68][ 79] JAIN AK ALGORITHMS CLUSTERIN 88
[
4][ 5][ 8] JARDINE N MATH TAXONOMY 71
[ 13][ 7][ 7] JOHNSON SC PSYCHOMETRI 32 241 67
[ 61][ 78][ 93] KLUGE AG SYST ZOOL 18 1 69
[ 49][ 86][ 80] KOHONEN T SELF ORG MAPS 95
[ 58][ 71][ 73] KRUSKAL JB MULTIDIMENSIONAL SCA 78
[ 45][ 45][ 48] KRUSKAL JB PSYCHOMETRI 29 1 64
[ 22][ 8][ 18] LANCE GN
COMPUTER J 9 373 67
[ 25][ 33][ 24] LEGENDRE L NUMERICAL ECOLOGY 83
[
8][ 5][ 7] LORR M CLUSTER ANAL SOCIAL 83
[ 50][ 46][ 34] MADDISON WP SYST ZOOL 33 83 84
[138][145][185] MANTEL N CANCER RES 27 209 67
[ 25][ 26][ 21] MAYR E PRINCIPLES SYSTEMATI 69
[ NA][ NA][ 1] MCLACHLAN GJ
DISCRIMINANT ANAL ST 92
[ NA][ NA][ 1] MCLACHLAN GJ EM
ALGORITHM EXTENSI 97
[ 28][ 34][ 48] MCLACHLAN GJ MIXTURE MODELS INFER 88
[ 38][ 31][ 21] MICHALSKI RS MACHINE LEARNING 83
[
1][ 3][ 2] MILLIGAN GW MULTIV B R 16
379 81
[ 14][ 11][ 10] MILLIGAN GW PSYCHOMETRI 45 325 80
[ 23][ 17][ 27] MILLIGAN GW PSYCHOMETRI 50 159 85
[169][185][172] NEI M AM NATURAL 106 283 72
[ 32][ 34][ 38] NELSON G SYSTEMATICS BIOGEOGR
81
[
9][ 12][ 9] NOSOFSKY RM J EXP PSY L 10 104 84
[ 10][ 13][ 10] ORLOCI L MULTIVARIATE ANAL VE 78
[ 21][ 7][ 8] PAVLIDIS T STRUCTURAL PATTERN R 77
[ 12][ 9][ 8] PUNJ G J MARKET RES 20
134 83
[ 11][ 12][ 14] RAMMAL R REV M PHYS 58 765 86
[
3][ 2][ 11] RAND WM J AM STAT A 66
846 71
[ 11][ 8][ 4] REYMENT RA MULTIVARIATE MORPHOM 84
[ 63][ 60][ 63] RIPLEY BD SPATIAL STATISTICS 81
[
3][ 5][ 4] ROHLF FJ MATH BIOSCI
59 131 82
[ 47][ 45][ 47] SAMMON JW IEEE COMPUT 18 401 69
[ 28][ 35][ 27] SANKOFF D TIME WARPS STRING ED 83
[
8][ 12][ 16] SATTATH S
PSYCHOMETRI 42 319 77
[ 21][ 20][ 28] SCHIFFMAN SS INTRO MULTIDIMENSION 81
[192][172][158] SILVERMAN BW DENSITY ESTIMATION S 86
[387][367][360] SNEATH PHA NUMERICAL TAXONOMY P 73
[ 34][ 43][ 43] SOKAL RR PRINCIPLES NUMERICAL 63
[
6][ 10][ 12] SPATH H
CLUSTER ANAL ALGORIT 80
[
2][ 2][ 4] SPITZER RL BRIT J PSYCHI
125 341 74
[127][125][115] SWOFFORD DL J HEREDITY 72 281 81
[ 81][ 74][ 70] TVERSKY A PSYCHOL REV 84 327 77
[ 42][ 48][ 44] VANLAARHOVEN SIMULATED ANNEALING 87
[ NA][ 44][ 54] VANRIJSBERGEN INFORMATION RETRIEVA 79
[ 94][109][115] WARD JH J AM STAT A 58
236 63
[ 54][ 58][ 52] WILEY EO PHYLOGENETICS 81
[
4][ 9][ 7] WISHART D CLUSTAN USER MANUAL 87
[ 11][ 8][ 8] WOLFE JH MULTIV B R
5 329 70
[
5][ 10][ 8] ZAHN CT IEEE COMPUT 20 68 71
Classification Society of North America, http://www.pitt.edu/~csna
Fionn Murtagh, Editor, Classification Literature Automated Search
Service.
http://www.cs.qub.ac.uk/~F.Murtagh
Table of Contents:
Record 1.
TI: Support vector machines: relevance feedback and
information retrieval
AU: Drucker, H; Shahrary, B; Gibbon, DC
JN: Information Processing and Management
PD: 2002
VO: 38
NO: ER3
PG: 305-323
PB: Elsevier Science
IS: 0306-4573
Record 2.
TI: An experimental study on the iso-content-based angle similarity measure
AU: Zhang, J; Rasmussen, EM
JN: Information Processing and Management
PD: 2002
VO: 38
NO: ER3
PG: 325-342
PB: Elsevier Science
IS: 0306-4573
Record 3.
TI: Text classification using ESC-based stochastic decision lists
AU: Li, H; Yamanishi, K
JN: Information Processing and Management
PD: 2002
VO: 38
NO: ER3
PG: 343-361
PB: Elsevier Science
IS: 0306-4573
Record 4.
TI: Exemplary documents: a foundation for information retrieval design
AU: Blair, DC; Kimbrough, SO
JN: Information Processing and Management
PD: 2002
VO: 38
NO: ER3
PG: 363-379
PB: Elsevier Science
IS: 0306-4573
Record 5.
TI: The cascade of interactions in the digital library interface
AU: Bates, MJ
JN: Information Processing and Management
PD: 2002
VO: 38
NO: ER3
PG: 381-400
PB: Elsevier Science
IS: 0306-4573
Record 6.
TI: A user-centered approach to evaluating human interaction with Web
search engines: an exploratory study
AU: Spink, A
JN: Information Processing and Management
PD: 2002
VO: 38
NO: ER3
PG: 401-426
PB: Elsevier Science
IS: 0306-4573
Record 7.
TI: Gender differences in collaborative Web searching behavior: an
elementary school study
AU: Large, A; Beheshti, J; Rahman, T
JN: Information Processing and Management
PD: 2002
VO: 38
NO: ER3
PG: 427-443
PB: Elsevier Science
IS: 0306-4573
Record 8.
TI: Some thoughts on the reported results of TREC
AU: Blair, DC
JN: Information Processing and Management
PD: 2002
VO: 38
NO: ER3
PG: 445-451
PB: Elsevier Science
IS: 0306-4573
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copyright 2002 ingenta
Submissions due 11 July 2002
Call For Papers
Motivation and background
With the rapid increase in the number of online resources, the promise of
information customization systems (if not their actual utility) is becoming
highly attractive. We envision that IC system users will be able to log on to
their favorite information devices (wired or wireless) and receive a customized
presentation of current information culled from diverse resources. These
systems will continuously update this presentation as new information becomes
available. They will gracefully adapt to users over time, demonstrating
increased accuracy and robustness in relation to users' changing interests. IC
systems are different from conventional search engines or database
systems. The basic problem IC systems address is identification of relevant
information from dynamic resources (resources that are updated frequently) with
little or no user intervention. IC systems combine techniques from information
retrieval, machine learning, and user-computer interaction, and they perform
many of their key functions autonomously (sometimes referred to as agent-driven
operations). In a typical IC system, a key operation is learning and modeling
the user's interest and task context. On the basis of the user and task models,
IC systems take various proactive actions involving resource identification,
query formulation and refinement, retrieval, and information organization for
their users. Implemented IC systems provide a broad range of services,
including information filtering, recommendation, and personalization. Certain
key applications, such as recommenders in
e-commerce sites, have demonstrated strong utility and have grown in popularity.
For certain other applications, such as personalized "My services" in
portals (for example, My Yahoo, My Lycos, My Schwab, and so on), the outcome is
less clear. The challenges to designing effective IC systems are many. They
arise primarily from balancing the demands of modeling the user and task with
the demands users place on the system.
The research challenges can be grouped under three broad categories:
representation, interaction, and usability. Each has specific challenges:
Representation
Interest model capture and representation
User interest shift detection and model adjustment
Task and situation modeling
Interest modeling during rapid domain changes
Interest modeling over multiple domains
Interest modeling for user groups or user communities
Interaction
System autonomy versus user control
Transparency and comprehensibility of user and task models
The relationship between interaction and model accuracy
Multimodal interaction and interaction with handheld IC systems
Usability
New metaphors and visualizations for user-IC agent communication
The impact of privacy protection functions on IC
Evaluation methodologies for IC systems
This special issue will bring together research on the above topics and other
closely related topics. The goal is to attract contributions from academic and
industrial IC researchers that present recent findings and point to novel and
promising solutions.
Submission guidelines
We highly encourage treatment of new theoretical and technological directions.
Survey articles are welcome; however, authors must attempt synthesis and
present major themes, trends, or abstracted models. IEEE
Intelligent Systems is aimed at a broad community of researchers and
practitioners. Authors should adopt a lively and direct writing style while
maintaining technical and logical rigor. Content must be original and not under
consideration for publication in other forums.
Manuscripts must be from 4 to 10 pages long (from 3,000 to 7,500 words; each
figure or table counts as 250 words). For non-survey articles, limit citations
to 10 items. For additional details, please refer to the
Intelligent Systems author guidelines at:
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Submit a PostScript or PDF file of the manuscript by 11 July 2002 to Javed
Mostafa, jm@indiana.edu.
Guest editors
Javed Mostafa
Victor H. Yngve Associate Professor of Information Science
Associate Professor of Informatics
Indiana Univ.
jm@indiana.edu
Snehasis Mukhopadhyay
Associate Professor of Computer & Information Science
Indiana Univ.-Purdue Univ., Indianapolis
Wai Lam
Associate Professor of Systems Eng. & Eng. Management
Chinese Univ. of Hong Kong
Sixth Meeting of the
ACL Special Interest Group in Computational Phonology in cooperation with
ACL Special Interest Group in Natural Language Learning
Philadelphia, PA
12 July 2002
Call for Papers
The workshop web site, with further information, is
http://morph.ldc.upenn.edu/maxwell/MorphologyLearning.html.
Natural Language Processing in the Biomedical Domain
July 11 - 12
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, PA
Sponsored by the American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA),
Special Interest Group on Natural Language Processing (NLP-SIG).
Timetable:
Paper Submission Deadline Mar 15
Acceptance Notification Apr 19
Final Version Deadline May 17
Format for Submission
Authors are requested to submit one electronic version
of their papers OR four hardcopies. Please submit hardcopies only if electronic
submission is impossible. Maximum length is 8 pages including figures and
references. Please conform to the traditional two-column ACL Proceedings
format. Style files can be downloaded
from
http://www.cs.ualberta.ca/~lindek/acl02/style/
Email submissions should be sent to: sbj2@columbia.edu
Hard copy submissions should be sent to:
Stephen Johnson
Department of Medical Informatics
Columbia University
622 West 168th Street
New York, NY 10032
An International Workshop preceding LREC 2002,
3rd International Conference on Language Resources and Evaluation
Las Palmas, Canary Islands, Spain
28th May 2002
Important dates:
Deadline for workshop submission: 4th February, 2002
Notification of acceptance: Mid March 2002 (date to be confirmed)
Final version of paper for workshop proceedings: Early April 2002 (date to be
confirmed)
Workshop: 28th May 2002
For up-to-date information on LREC
2002, see the conference site at
www.lrec-conf.org/lrec2002/index.html
For any further questions relating the Workshop itself, visit the workshop
Website at
www.ifi.unizh.ch/cl/yuste/LREC/LR4Trans.html
Or e-mail Ms Elia Yuste, Workshop Chair: yuste@ifi.unizh.ch.
Deadline Extension
Call for Papers
Organized by the Working Group 8 of EFMI on Natural Language Understanding
Held in conjunction with the MIE Special Topics Spring Conference
http://www.genisis.ch/~natlang/NLPBA02/CFP.html
8-9 March 2002
Nicosia, Cyprus
Important Deadlines:
Submission deadline: January 22, 2002 (extended)
Notification Date: February 10, 2002
Camera-ready copy due: February 26, 2002
Workshop date: March 8-9, 2002
Website: http://www.genisis.ch/~natlang/NLPBA02/
Call for Participation
Important dates
Submission of papers: March 1st
Notification of acceptance: April 1st
Submission of camera-ready copy: April 15th
For additional information about the
workshop, visit
http://semanticweb2002.aifb.uni-karlsruhe.de
For additional information about WWW-2002, visit
http://www2002.org
October 30 - November 1,
Irvine, California
Call for Paper
Important Dates:
Paper Submission Deadline: May 31, 2002
Acceptance Notification: July 15, 2002
Final Version Due: August 20, 2002
Conference: October 30 - November 1, 2002
Important Dates
Paper Submission Deadline: May 31, 2002
Acceptance Notification: July 15, 2002
Final Version Due: August 20, 2002
Conference: October 30 - November 1, 2002
http://www.cs.rmit.edu.au/fedconf/coopis/2002
March 24-27, 2002
Catamaran Resort Hotel, San Diego, California
First Call For Attendance
Important Dates (all dates are in 2002)
NOW: Reserve space to attend
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March 24-27: HLT 2002 Conference, San Diego
July 20: Proceedings published (target date)
Further Information:
Up-to-date information about the Conference and registration will be posted at:
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The deadline for submission of
contributed papers and panels (technical and special
sessions) for the ASIST 2002 Annual Meeting has been extended to February 18,
2002.
ASIST 2002 will be held November 18-21, 2002 in Philadelphia, PA. The Call for
Participation with full details and submission instructions can be found on the
ASIST web site at:
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March 25-27, 2002, Glasgow, Scotland, UK
Call For Participation
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For further details regarding registration, travel,
programme of social events, etc., see http://www.cs.strath.ac.uk/ECIR02/
IA Summit '02
2002 IA Summit: "REFINING OUR CRAFT"
The 3rd Annual Information Architecture Summit
Sponsored by ASIS&T
March 15th-17th, 2002
Marriott Baltimore Waterfront
The early registration deadline is
February 22. Discounts are available for students,
unemployed and members of related professions societies. Further details and
registration information can be found at:
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An ACL 2002 Workshop
July 7, 2002 (the day before the main conference)
Philadelphia, PA, USA
First
Call For Papers
Important Dates:
Papers due: March 29, 2002
Acceptance or rejection notification: April 22, 2002
Camera-ready versions due: May 17,
2002
Workshop: July 07, 2002
http://www.eecs.umich.edu/~radev/TeachingNLP
22., 23. July 2002
Vienna, Austria
2nd Call for Papers
The scope of the workshop will cover computational
models and strategies for collocation identification and their use in
computational linguistic applications. For more information see:
http://www.ai.univie.ac.at/colloc02/index.html.
Important Dates:
25th February 2002: Deadline for submitted papers.
8th April 2002: Notification of acceptance.
6th May 2002: Camera-ready copy.
22nd, 23rd July 2002: Workshop.
An International Workshop to be held in conjunction with LREC 2002
Palacio de Congresos Alfredo Kraus
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Canary Islands, Spain
28th May 2002
http://www.ifi.unizh.ch/cl/yuste/LREC/LR4Trans.html
This is a final Call
for Papers to inform potential authors that submissions
will be welcome till this Thursday, 7th February.
For further details, visit the Workshop (see above) and the Conference sites (http://www.lrec-conf.org),
or contact the Chair, Ms Elia Yuste (yuste@ifi.unizh.ch).
An ELSNET workshop at LREC 2002
Las Palmas, Canary Islands, Spain
June 2, 2002
Call For Papers
Calendar:
Submission deadline: 20 February 2002
Notification: 8 March
Camera ready papers due: 2 April
Workshop date: 2 June
URLs:
Workshop: http://www.elsnet.org/roadmap-lrec2002.html
Conference: http://www.lrec-conf.org
9-12 September 2002
Brno, Czech Republic
Important Dates
Submission of full papers and short papers (submitting
a paper is considered as preliminary registration):
March 15, 2002
Notification of acceptance sent to the authors:
April 30, 2002
Final papers (camera ready) and registration:
May 31, 2002
Submission of demonstration papers:
July 31, 2002
Conference date:
September 9-12, 2002
The official TSD 2002 homepage is: http://www.fi.muni.cz/tsd2002/
At TMI2002 (March 13-17)
Keihanna (near Kyoto), Japan
Organized by ELSNET
Call for Papers
Reminder
DEADLINE is Wednesday Feb 13!
Last chance to present your MT visions and challenges!!
Important dates:
Submission deadline: 13 February
Notification: 22 February
Final papers due: 5 March
Workshop: 16 March
URLs:
Main conference: http://www.kecl.ntt.co.jp/events/tmi/
This workshop: http://www.elsnet.org/roadmap-tmi2002.html
Learning for Advanced HLT Applications: from Language Resources to Processes
2nd June 2002, Las Palmas, Canary Islands – Spain
Call for Papers
Important Dates:
Deadline for workshop abstract submission: 22nd of
February 2002
Notification of acceptance: 15th of March 2002
Final version of paper for proceedings: 15th of April 2002
Workshop: 2nd of June 2002
Contact person:
Roberta Catizone
University of Sheffield
211 Portobello Street, Regent Court, S1 4DP Sheffield (UK)
Phone: +44 114 2221897
Fax +44 114 2221810
r.catizone@dcs.shef.ac.uk
Theme: Toward the Foundation of Data Mining
Taipei, Taiwan
http://www.mathcs.sjsu.edu/faculty/tylin/pakdd_workshop.html
Important Dates:
Workshop day: May 6, 2002
Paper submission: February 28 (Acceptance March 5)
Camera Ready March 31 (Very Firm)
Workshop only registration $90
Submission:
Electronic submissions only, send either MS word, PDF, PS files to tylin@cs.sjsu.edu
IEEE-Computer Society Format:
http://computer.org/cspress/instruct.htm
Workshop on Wordnet Structures and Standardization and how these affect Wordnet Applications and Evaluation
Workshop held in conjunction with the
Third Language Resources and Evaluation Conference (LREC 2002)
in Las Palmas, Spain
May 28, 2002
Second Call For Papers
Important Dates:
Deadline for abstract submission: 10th of February 2002
Notification of acceptance: 10th of March 2002
Final version of paper for workshop proceedings: 5th of April 2002
Pre-conference Workshop: 28th of May
2002
To obtain further
information about the workshop please visit
http://www.lrec-conf.org/lrec2002/index.html
Or
http://www.cti.gr/nlp/
State of the Art and Future Research
Las Palmas,
Canary Islands - Spain
2nd of June 2002
Held in conjunction with the
Third International Conference on Language Resources and Evaluation
(LREC 2002)
Second call for papers
Important dates:
Paper submission deadline: February 15th 2002
Notification of acceptance/rejection: March 15th, 2002
Camera ready papers due: April 8th, 2002
Workshop: June 2nd, 2002
Conference Information
General information on LREC: http://www.lrec-conf.org/lrec2002/index.html
Information on travel, accommodation and general information on Las Palmas and
the Canary Islands can be obtained from:
7-11 May 2002
Sheraton Waikiki Hotel
Honolulu, Hawaii USA
Call For Posters
http://www2002.org/cfp-posters.html
Important Dates:
Poster Submission Deadline: February 15, 2002
(extended from Jan. 15)
Notification to Authors: March 18, 2002 (extend from Mar. 1)
Poster Set Up: May 6-7, 2002
Poster Presentation: May 8-10, 2002
Poster Reception: May 8, 2002
http://www2002.org
International Conference on Image and Video Retrieval
July 18-19, 2002, British Library, London, UK
Second Call For Papers
Important dates:
March 4, 2002: Submission of full paper
April 10, 2002: Notification of acceptance
May 1, 2002: Camera-ready full paper
http://www.civr2002.org/
Including DUC 2002
Philadephia, Pennsylvania, USA
July 11-13, 2002
Call for Participation
http://www-nlpir.nist.gov/projects/duc/duc2002/Acl02SummarizationWorkshop.html
Deadlines
Full papers for day 1: March 15, 2002
DUC extended abstracts for day 2: April 12, 2002
Notification of acceptance for papers: April 19, 2002
Camera-ready papers for day 1 (volume 1): May 20, 2002
Camera-ready notebook papers for day 2: June 23, 2002
Workshop date: July 11, 12, and 13, 2002