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2023

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New publications are out for ACL 2023, ACL Findings and SemEval 2023

We are happy to announce six new publications, with partners and colleagues, to be presented in Toronto in July.
Congratulations to all authors!

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HD-NLP Group participating in IWCS 2023, Nancy, in June

Members of the HD-NLP Group at ICL are participating in the 17th IWCS Conference on Computational Semantics in Nancy, with
two publications and an invited talk. Congratulations!

Sep 23 We are happy to announce our new publication Argument Quality Prediction for Ranking Documents, by Moritz Plenz, Raphael Buchmüller and Alexander Bondarenko. Accepted at Touché, CLEF 2023.

2022

Project

Neural Natural Language Generation: Multilinguality, Multimodality, Controllability and Learning

A survey by members of the COST Action Multi3Generation: Multi-task, Multilingual, Multi-modal, to appear in JAIR

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New publication from the Heidelberg NLP group

We announce a new publication at *SEM 2022 at NAACL, on
A Dynamic, Interpretable CheckList for Meaning-oriented NLG Metric Evaluation – through the Lens of Semantic Similarity Rating. Congratulations to all authors!

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VALSE 💃 accepted @ACL 2022 Main

Our paper VALSE: A Task-Independent Benchmark for Vision and Language Models Centered on Linguistic Phenomena was accepted at ACL 2022 Main.

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Three new publications at AACL, EMNLP and Eval4NLP

from our team and collaborators on:
SBERT studying Meaning Representations, New challenges for AMR parsing metrics, and Adapter-based Fine-tuning in V&L models.
Congratulations to all authors!

2021

Project

Eight new publications by the Heidelberg NLP group, collaborating researchers and CL students

We are delighted to announce eight papers on interpretation and reasoning in NLU and NLG using Commonsense Knowledge, on Multilingual AMR Parsing, and on Image and Language processsing. Congratulations to all authors!

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Best paper award at DeeLIO 2021

Best Paper Award for Maria Becker, Siting Liang and Anette Frank in the DeeLIO Workshop @ NAACL 2021

for their paper:
Reconstructing Implicit Knowledge with Language Models

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New publications in TACL and ArgMining @ EMNLP

on
Novel AMR Graph Metrics and an AMR Graph Similarity Benchmark
and
Explainable Argument Similarity Rating for better Argument Conclusion Generation.

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Researchers of the NLP group win best paper award in the 8th ArgMining Workshop @EMNLP 2021

for their paper Explainable Unsupervised Argument Similarity Rating with Abstract Meaning Representation and Conclusion Generation.