Statistical Natural Language Processing Colloquium
The StatNLP Colloquium is a forum for advanced students in the area of statistical natural language processing to present their own research, to discuss new publications in the area, and to hear about the latest innovations from invited speakers. The Colloquium is organized by the Chair of Linguistic Informatics (Prof. Dr. Stefan Riezler) at the Department of Computational Linguistics.
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Location: Due to current proximity restrictions the colloquia take place online at HeiConf (follow link).
Please, contact hagmann
cl.uni-heidelberg.de to obtain the access key.
- Time: Wednesday, 11:15am – 12:45pm
- Archive
| Zeit | Dozent | Titel | |
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| February 6 | Invited talk Sebastian Ruder DeepMind |
Cross-lingual Transfer Learning [Abstract] |
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| May 06 | Shigehiko Schamoni ICL, Heidelberg University |
Domain-adaptation with End-to-End Data for Pipelined Spoken Language Translation [Abstract] |
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| May 13 | Invited talk Carolin Lawrence NEC Laboratories Europe GmbH |
Bidirectional Sequence Generation and its Prototype Transfer [Abstract] |
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| May 20 | Toshitaka Kuwa Japanese Patent Office, Tokyo |
Embedding Meta-Textual Information for Improved Learning to Rank [Abstract] |
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| May 27 | Reading Group | ||
| June 3 | Reading Group | ||
| June 10 | Michael Staniek ICL, Heidelberg University |
Resolving Ambiguity in NLMaps Parses [Abstract] | |
| June 17 | Raphael Schumann ICL, Heidelberg University |
OpenStreetLearn: Data and Model Architecture | |
| June 24 | Invited talk Matthias Sperber Apple Inc. |
End-to-End Speech Translation: Opportunities and Challenges [Abstract] |
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| July 01 | Reading Group | ||
| July 8 | Nathan Berger ICL, Heidelberg University |
Zeroth Order Optimization for Textual Adversaries | |
| July 15 | Mayumi Ohta ICL, Heidelberg University |
Sparse Perturbations for Improved Convergence in Stochastic Zeroth-Order Optimization [Abstract] (LOD dry-run) | |
| July 22 | Reading Group | ||
| August 5 | Michael Hagmann ICL, Heidelberg University |
Circularity, Reliability, and Validity in ML | |
| August 12 | Tsz Kin Lam ICL, Heidelberg University |
Speech Translation: Augmentation, Enhancement and Filtering |
