#syntaxfest2019 검색 결과

I remember fondly that talk about Yoda's language at the #SyntaxFest2019 ... I'm sure the next #SyntaxFest2021 will be as exciting. Guys, submit your stuff with syntactic insights you gathered from your experiments there. Join program committee, they'll assign your paper

#SyntaxFest2019 What is the difference between the sentence no. 1 in the table and the sentence "I found the empty box."?

#backtowork and using #ConlluEditor! Amazing tool for annotation in Universal Dependencies. Recently presented at #SyntaxFest2019. Surely the best (& most complete) UD tool I've used so far! Kudos to Johannes Heinecke for developing it!! 🙌 *

I'm getting super warm mails from some #SyntaxFest2019 attendees who really enjoyed the conference :) that's probably the champagne speaking but still, that's touching :)

Immensely happy to have presented my work sorrounded by awesome NLP researchers, in the amazing town of Paris. Thank you @barbara_plank for sharing this! #SyntaxFest2019 *

Omg #Syntaxfest2019 is over :(

Next #SyntaxFest2019 #UDW19 talk will talk about « Building minority dependency treebanks, dictionaries and computational grammars at the same time – an experiment in Karelian treebanking »  by Tommi A Pirinen

#SyntaxFest2019 #UDW19 « Towards transferring Bulgarian Sentences with Elliptical Elements to Universal Dependencies: issues and strategies » Petya Osenova and Kiril Simov. This is the hidden hard part of parsing people..

#SyntaxFest2019 #UDW19 Current talk « Towards an adequate account of parataxis in Universal Dependencies » by Lars Ahrenberg. For the non expert: parataxis is a relation that can be easily confused with appositionanalyses, such as coordination or apposition. A real pain

#SyntaxFest2019 now « A Dependency Treebank for Welsh »By Johannes Heinecke

#SyntaxFest2019 #UDW19. Currently featuring a talk on « Universal Dependencies for Mbyá Guaraní »by Guillaume Thomas

Very excited to host the 3rd Universal Dependencies Workshop at #syntaxfest2019 in Paris Particularly thrilled to see two new treebanks for low-resourced languages: Occitan and Wolof #minoritylanguages #IndigenousLanguages #NLProc #parsing #treebanks @zehavoc @JoakimNivre

#SyntaxFest2019 #UDW19 people can say whatever they want, the coolest person I know is @mariecandito presenting a work on Occitan treebank bc the original presenter cannot attend at all

#SyntaxFest2019 #UDW19 Now featuring a talk on a Wolof UD Treebank by Cheick Bamba Dione

Now on stage for the #SyntaxFest2019 and #UDW19, a presentation of the legendary Hamburg Dependency Treebank converted to UD. « HDT-UD: A very large Universal Dependencies Treebank for German » Emanuel Borges Völker, Maximilian Wendt, Felix Hennig and @ArneKoehn

Current #SyntaxFest2019 #UDW19 talk is about using inflected lexicon for UD processing (Slovenian and Croatian) “Improving UD processing via satellite resources for morphology” By Kaja Dobrovoljc, joint work with Tomaž Erjavec and Nikola Ljubešić

#SyntaxFest2019 #UDW19 Next talk is about Nested Coordination in UD, talk by Adam P. And Agnieszka Patejuk

#SyntaxFest2019 and now the talk we’ve all been waiting for all our lives “Universal Dependencies in a galaxy far, far away… What makes Yoda’s English truly alien“ By Natalia Levshina

#SyntaxFest2019 “this point highlights the need for a regular sleep schedule and a not too early morning. In conclusion, future work will be devoted to getting more coffee before livetweeting for the sake of humanity, no less. Thank you.”

Guys I just thought of a paper I should have written for #SyntaxFest2019, can we turn back time, just like 2-3 months?

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Ophélie LaCroix discusses her work on dependency parsing as sequence labelling at #SyntaxFest2019 in the beautiful amphitheatre at the Grand Amphitheatre du monde anglophone of the Sorbonne, Paris

If you have word-embeddings, use them!! Wise words from DepLing invited speaker @barbara_plank on the topic of transfer models in NLP #SyntaxFest2019

Very excited to host the 3rd Universal Dependencies Workshop at #syntaxfest2019 in Paris Particularly thrilled to see two new treebanks for low-resourced languages: Occitan and Wolof #minoritylanguages #IndigenousLanguages #NLProc #parsing #treebanks @zehavoc @JoakimNivre

#SyntaxFest2019 What is the difference between the sentence no. 1 in the table and the sentence "I found the empty box."?

Omg #Syntaxfest2019 is over :(

Prepared for #syntaxfest2019 (all my shorts are in Hamburg). Anybody already in Paris Sunday afternoon?

Mapping arguments in deep structure for UD? Yes please! Talk by Dan "The Man" Zeman. #SyntaxFest2019

#SyntaxFest2019 #UDW19 Now featuring a talk on a Wolof UD Treebank by Cheick Bamba Dione

#syntaxfest2019 Timothy Osborne on big mess constructions: why can you say "so big a mess" but not other things? "let's look at a dataset [shows complete dataset]" I really enjoy his talks. And his questions in other talks.

On my trip to #syntaxfest2019. What you can't see: my fancy shorts (see prev tweet), 15yo Birkenstocks (forgot sandals in Hamburg, see a pattern?), and me running into a stilt right after making this picture because I didn't stop for taking a photo.

Yeah, First #TLT19 talk at the #SyntaxFest2019, talk by Richard Futtrell on Crossing Dependencies

#syntaxFest2019 on a boat terrasse with some wine. Totally cliché but we assume

Colder outside and AC inside. I actually enjoyed the first day of #syntaxfest2019 more than ACL, s/Hansel/syntaxfest/ below

Yeah, here we go again, welcoming Pr. Emmanuel Dupoux on the #Depling invited talk at the #SyntaxFest2019

Now, switching to the building of an electronic dictionary of collocations, presented by Igor Boguslavsky, joint work with Maria Auxiliadora Barrios Rodriguez #SyntaxFest2019 #Depling

#SyntaxFest2019 #UDW19 « Towards transferring Bulgarian Sentences with Elliptical Elements to Universal Dependencies: issues and strategies » Petya Osenova and Kiril Simov. This is the hidden hard part of parsing people..

(Yeah, I managed to take that pic) « Weighted posets: Learning surface order from dependency trees » William Dyer. #TLT19 #SyntaxFest2019

#SyntaxFest2019 #TLT19 Now in our own Indiana Jones Treebankers series « Linked Open Treebanks. Interlinking Syntactically Annotated Corpora in the LiLa Knowledge Base of Linguistic Resources for Latin » from Francesco Mambrini and Marco Passarotti

Just started #SyntaxFest2019 talk on identifying grammar rules with dependency parsing (L2 learners target) by Elena MEtheniti