Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg
Institut für Computerlinguistik

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Computational Linguistics Colloquium

Module Description

Lecturer Michael Strube, Anette Frank, Katja Markert
Module Type Kolloquium
Language English
First Session 10.11.2020
Time and Place Tuesday, 18:15-20:30, Online
Commitment Period tbd.

Prerequisite for Participation

Assessment

Content

The Colloquium offers advanced students (Master, Magister) and PhD students of the Institut for Computational Linguistics and the NLP Group at HITS (Heidelberg Institute for Theoretical Studies) a plenum for presenting and discussing their research, as well as a possibility for joint reading and discussion of specific research areas.

The Institute for Computational Linguistics and HITS also invite external speakers whose talks interested scientists and students are welcome to attend.


Note: This colloquium is not part of the Computational Linguistics BA or MA program, it is part of the PhD program. However, students are welcome to attend.

For the Computational Linguistics BA and MA program, and the mandatory Finalist's Colloquium (Abschlusskolloquium), see this link.

Module Overview

Agenda

Date Session Materials
24. October 2023 Stephen Wan
CSIRO Data61
CSIRO Research Directions in Scientific Literature Information Extraction
Abstract
14. November 2023 Yufang Hou
IBM Research
Building Computational Models to Understand Scholarly Documents for Supporting Scientific Knowledge Discovery and Communication
Abstract
21. November 2023 Wei Liu
Heidelberg Institute for Theoretical Studies (HITS)
What Causes the Failure of Explicit to Implicit Discourse Relation Recognition?
Abstract
12. December 2023 Julius Steen
ICL, Heidelberg University
Canceled
Abstract
19. December 2023 Wei Zhao
Heidelberg Institute for Theoretical Studies (HITS)
Graph-based clustering for detecting semantic change across time and languages
Abstract
09. January 2024 Dr. Gordon Feld
ZI Mannheim
Understanding the strengthening and transformation of memory during sleep
Abstract
09. January 2024 Dr. Georgia Koppe
ZI Mannheim
Reconstructing computational dynamics for mental health applications
Abstract
16. January 2024 Phillip Richter-Pechanski
ICL, Heidelberg University
Section Classification on German Doctor’s Letters using Few-shot Learning and Prompting
Abstract
23. January 2024 Letitia Parcalabescu
ICL, Heidelberg University
On Measuring Faithfulness of Natural Language Explanations
Abstract
30. January 2024 Yi Fan
Heidelberg Institute for Theoretical Studies (HITS)
Discourse-level temporal relation extraction using linguistic information and a temporal anchor
Abstract
06. February 2024 Frederick Riemenschneider
ICL, Heidelberg University
Canceled
Abstract

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