TUTORIAL SESSION

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TUTORIAL SESSION
How May I Help You? Automated Customer
Service via Natural Spoken Dialog Alicia Abella,
Allen Gorin, Guiseppe Riccardi, Tirso Alonso,
Jerry Wright, ATT Shannon Laboratory
900am 1230pm Rangos I Saturday, June 2nd
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TUTORIAL SESSION
Empirical Methods in Natural
Language Processing What's Happened Since
the First SIGDAT Meeting? Kenneth Ward Church,
ATT Labs-Research
900am 1230pm Rangos II Saturday, June 2nd
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TUTORIAL SESSION
Building Synthetic Voices Alan W Black and Kevin
A. Lenzo, Carnegie Mellon University
200pm 530pm Rangos I Saturday, June 2nd
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TUTORIAL SESSION
Open-Domain Textual Question
Answering Sanda Harabagiu and Dan Moldovan,
Southern Methodist University
200pm 530pm Rangos II Saturday, June 2nd
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WORKSHOP

• Automatic Summarization
• 845am 850 Opening Remarks
• 850 950 Invited speaker Jaime Carbonell
  "Information Utility in Summarization and
  Retrieval"

Rangos I Sunday, June 3rd
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WORKSHOP
Automatic Summarization Session I Evaluation
950am - 1015 An Inquiry into the Nature of
Multidocument Abstracts, Extracts and
Their Evaluation - Daniel Marcu and Laurie
Gerber 1015 - 1045 BREAK 1045 - 1110
Task-Based Evaluation of Summary Quality
Describing Relationships Between Scientific
Papers - Simone Teufel
Rangos I Sunday, June 3rd
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WORKSHOP
Automatic Summarization Session II
Domain-Specific Summarization
1110am - 1135 Increasing the Coherence of
Spoken Dialogue Summaries by Cross-Speaker
Information Linking - Klaus Zechner and Alon
Lavie 1135 - 1200pm Towards Generating Patient
Specific Summaries of Medical Articles -
Noemie Elhadad and Kathleen R. McKeown
Rangos I Sunday, June 3rd
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WORKSHOP
Automatic Summarization Session III
Multi-Document Summarization
1200pm - 1225 SimFinder A Flexible Clustering
Tool for Summarization - Vasileios
Hatzivassiloglou, Judith L. Klavans, Melissa
L. Holcombe, Regina Barzilay, Min-Yen Kan and
Kathleen R. McKeown
Rangos I Sunday, June 3rd
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WORKSHOP
Automatic Summarization Panel I Past, Present
and Future of Evaluation
Introduction Jade Goldstein 155pm - 210
Invited Speaker Inderjeet Mani, Summarization
Evaluation An Overview 210 - 225 Text
Summarization Challenge Text summarization
evaluation in Japan (TSC) - Takahiro
Fukusima and Manabu Okumura 225 - 240 Invited
Speaker Daniel Marcu, The Document
Understanding Conference A New Forum for
Summarization, Research Evaluation
(DUC) 240 - 300 DISCUSSION
Rangos I Sunday, June 3rd
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WORKSHOP
Automatic Summarization Session IV Approaches to
Japanese Text
Summarization
300pm - 325 An Extrinsic Evaluation for
Question-Biased Text Summarization on QA
tasks - Tsutomu Hirao, Yutaka Sasaki and
Hideki Isozaki 325 - 350 How small a
distinction among summaries can an IR- based
evaluation method identify? - Yoshio Nakao
Rangos I Sunday, June 3rd
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WORKSHOP
Automatic Summarization Panel II Summarization
in the Real World Panel Moderator Chin-Yew Lin
420pm - 440 WebInEssence A Personalized
Web-Based Multi-Document Summarization
Recommendation System - Dragomir R. Radev,
Weiguo Fan Zhu Zhang 440 - 500 Text
compaction for display on very small screens -
Simon Corston-Oliver 500 - 520 Summarisation
Miniaturisation Delivery of News to Hand-Helds
- Branimir Boguraev, Rachel Bellamy and Calvin
Swart 520 - 540 Invited Paper Text
Summarization of Web pages on Handheld Devices -
Orkut Buyukkokten, Hector Garcia-Molina and
Andreas Paepcke 540 - 600 DISCUSSION
Rangos I Sunday, June 3rd
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WORKSHOP

• WordNet and Other Lexical Resources
  Applications, Extensions and Customizations
• 900am 915 Welcome and Introduction
• 915 1015 Keynote speaker Prof. George Miller

Rangos I Sunday, June 3rd
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WORKSHOP
WordNet and Other Lexical Resources
Applications, Extensions and Customizations
1045am 1215pm Session I Word Sense
Disambiguation
INVITED PAPER Manual and Automatic Semantic
Annotation with WordNet - Christiane Fellbaum,
Martha Palmer, Hoa Tran Dang, Lauren Delfs
Susanne Wolf Word Sense Disambiguation with an
Integrated Lexical Resource - Oi Yee Kwong Word
Sense Disambiguation in Roget's Thesaurus Using
WordNet - Vivi Nastase and Stan
Szpakowicz Enriching WordNet Concepts with Topic
Signatures - Eneko Agirre, Olatz Ansa, David
Martinez and Eduard Hovy
Rangos I Sunday, June 3rd
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WORKSHOP
WordNet and Other Lexical Resources
Applications, Extensions and Customizations
230pm 400 Session II Semantic Relations
Their Applications
Semantic Distance in WordNet An Experimental,
Application-Oriented Evaluation of Five
Measures - Alexander Butanitsky and Graeme
Hirst Automatic Generation of a Coarse Grained
WordNet - Rada Mihalcea Dan I.
Moldovan Synonymy in Collocation Extraction -
Darren Pearce Building a Lexical Knowledge-Base
of Near-Synonym Differences - Diana Zaiu Inkpen
and Graeme Hirst
Rangos I Sunday, June 3rd
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WORKSHOP
WordNet and Other Lexical Resources
Applications, Extensions and Customizations
430pm 530 Session III Frame Representations
On Mending a Torn Dress The Frame Problem and
WordNet - Sandiway Fong Frame Semantics for
Text Understanding - Charles J. Fillmore
Collin F. Baker Extracting Dependency Frames
from Existing Lexical Resources - Gosse Bouma
Rangos I Sunday, June 3rd
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WORKSHOP
WordNet and Other Lexical Resources
Applications, Extensions and Customizations
900am 1015 Session IV Resource Integration
Lexical Resource Integration across the
Syntax-Semantics Interface - Rebecca Green,
Lisa Pearl, Bonnie J. Dorr and Philip
Resnik Comparing Terms, Concepts and Semantic
Classes in WordNet and the Unified Medical
Language System - Anita Burgun and Olivier
Bodenreider A Complete WN1.5 to WN1.6 Mapping -
J. Daudé, L. Padró and G. Rigau Alignment of
Ontologies WordNet and Goi-Taikei - Naoki
Asanoma
Rangos I Monday, June 4th
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WORKSHOP
WordNet and Other Lexical Resources
Applications, Extensions and Customizations
1045am 1200pm Session V WordNet Extensions
eXtended WordNet Progress Report Rada
Mihalcea and Dan I. Moldovan WordNet Enrichment
with Classification Systems - Andrés Montoyo,
Manuel Palomar and German Rigau Enriching
WordNet with Qualia Information Sara Mendes and
Rui Pedro Chaves
Rangos I Monday, June 4th
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WORKSHOP
WordNet and Other Lexical Resources
Applications, Extensions and Customizations
230pm 400 Session VI Multilanguage WordNets
Monolingual and Bilingual Dictionary Approaches
to the Enrichment of the Spanish WordNet with
Adjectives - Irina Chugur, Anselmo Peñas, Julio
Gonzalo and Felisa Verdejo Ranking Selecting
Synsets by Domain Relevance - Paul Buitelaar
Bogdan Sacaleanu Extending, Trimming and Fusing
WordNet for Technical Documents - Piek
Vossen Using WordNet to Improve User Modelling
in a Web Document Recommender System - Bernardo
Magnini and Carlo Strapparava
Rangos I Monday, June 4th
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WORKSHOP
WordNet and Other Lexical Resources
Applications, Extensions and Customizations
430pm 600 Session VII WordNet Applications
The Informative Role of WordNet in Open-Domain
Question Answering - Marius Pasca and Sanda M.
Harabagiu Using Lexical Knowledge to Evaluate
the Novelty of Rules Mined from Text - Sugato
Basu, Raymond J. Mooney, Krupakar Pasupuleti and
Joydeep Ghosh Event Tracking Using WordNet
Meronyms - Yoshimi Suzuki, Fumiyon Fukumoto and
Yoshihiro Sekiguchi Learning Lexical
Representation for Text Categorization - Fumiyo
Fukumoto and Yoshimi Suzuki
Rangos I Monday, June 4th
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WORKSHOP
MT Evaluation Hands-On
Evaluation
845am 600pm Rangos II Sunday, June 3rd
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WORKSHOP

• Student Research Workshop
• 1030am 1040 Opening Comments
• Session I

1040 - 1120 Building a Bilingual Dictionary
with Scarce Resources A Genetic Algorithm
Approach - Benjamin Han 1120 - 1200pm
Automatic Detection of Noun Phrases in English
and Estonian Electronic Texts - Maarika
Traat 1200 - 1240 Answer Fusion with On-line
Ontology Development - Roxana Gîrju
Rangos I Monday, June 4th
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WORKSHOP

• Student Research Workshop
• Session II

200pm - 240 APT Arabic Part-of-speech Tagger
- Shereen Khoja 240 - 320 A Probabilistic
Model for Automatic Document Categorization -
Takeshi Masuyama 320 - 400 Lynx Building a
Statistical Parser from a Rule-Based Parser -
Peter Venable
Rangos I Monday, June 4th
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WORKSHOP

• Student Research Workshop
• 430pm 530 PANEL DISCUSSION
  Careers in Computational Linguistics

Rangos I Monday, June 4th
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WORKSHOP

• Adaptation in Dialogue Systems
• 845am 850 Welcome
• 850 945 INVITED TALK Michael Kearns
  Learning, Adaptation, and Personalization in
  Two (Very) Different
  Dialogue Systems

Rangos I Monday, June 4th
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WORKSHOP

• Adaptation in Dialogue Systems
• Adaptation in Interaction

945am - 1010 Adaptive Processing in a Medical
Intelligent Tutoring System - Reva Freedman,
Byung-In Cho, Michael Glass, Yujian Zhou, Jung
Hee Kim, Bruce Mills, Feng-Jen Yang and Martha
Evens 1030 - 1055 A Decision-Theoretic
Approach for Selecting Tutorial Discourse
Actions - R. Charles Murray, Kurt VanLehn and
Jack Mostow 1055 - 1120 Modeling Informational
Novelty in a Conversational System with a
Hybrid Statistical and Grammar-Based Approach to
Surface Natural Language Generation - Adwait
Ratnaparkhi
Rangos I Monday, June 4th
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WORKSHOP

• Adaptation in Dialogue Systems
• 1135am 1225pm PANEL

Rangos I Monday, June 4th
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WORKSHOP

• Adaptation in Dialogue Systems
• Adaptation via On-Line Inference

130pm - 155 Real-time Handling of Fragmented
Utterances - Linda Bell, Johan Boye and
Joakim Gustafson 155 - 220 Initiative
Management for Tutorial Dialogue - Mark G. Core,
Johanna D. Moore and Claus W. Zinn 220 - 245
A Comparison of Classification Techniques for
the Automatic Detection of Error Corrections
in Human-Computer Dialogues - Katrin Kirchhoff
Rangos I Monday, June 4th
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WORKSHOP

• Adaptation in Dialogue Systems
• Learning and Evaluation in Adaptive Dialogue
  Systems

300pm - 325 Learning Task Models for
Collaborative Discourse - Andrew Garland,
Neal Lesh and Candace Sidner 325 - 350 The
Impact of Syntactic and Planning Features on the
Performance of a Trainable Sentence Planner -
Monica Rogati, Marilyn A. Walker and Owen
Rambow 350 - 415 Corpus-Based Dialogue
Simulation for Automatic Strategy Learning and
Evaluation - Konrad Scheffler and Steve Young
Rangos I Monday, June 4th
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WORKSHOP

• Adaptation in Dialogue Systems
• 435pm 530 Short Talks

Dialogue Pattern Generation Algorithm in
Database Search Task - Masahiro Araki, Tasuku
Ono, Kiyoshi Ueda, Takuya Nishimoto and Yasuhisa
Niimi Articulatory Adaptation in Multimodal
Communicative Action Melanie
Baljko Anticipatory Planning for
Decision-Theoretic Grounding and Task Advancement
in Mixed- Initiative Dialogue Systems - Rossana
Damiano and David Traum Dialogue as Decision
Making Under Uncertainty The Case of
Mixed-Initiative AI Systems - Michael Fleming
and Robin Cohen Adaptive Modeling of Dialogue
Initiative - Peter A. Heeman and Susan E.
Strayer Improving Spoken Dialogue System
Performance via Adaptation - Diane J. Litman A
Corpus-Based Approach Towards Automatic
Correction of Pitch Tracker Errors - Kathleen
Murray Machine Learning for User Modeling in
Conversational Recommendation Systems - Cynthia
A. Thompson
Rangos I Monday, June 4th
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• EMNLP 2001
• 845am 900 Welcome
• Session I Learning

900 - 925 Limitations of Co-Training for
Natural Language Learning from Large Datasets
- David Pierce and Claire Cardie 925 - 950 A
Sequential Model for Multi-Class Classification
- Yair Even- Zohar and Dan Roth 950 - 1015
Learning Within-Sentence Semantic Coherence -
Elena Eneva, ose Hoberman and Lucian Lita
McConomy Auditorium Sunday, June 3rd
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EMNLP 2001 Session II Machine Translation
1045am - 1110 Knowledge Sources for Word-Level
Translation Models - Philipp Köhn and Kevin
Knight 1110 - 1135 Improving Lexical Mapping
Model of English-Korean Bitext Using Structural
Features - Seonho Kim, Juntae Yoon and Mansuk
Song
McConomy Auditorium Sunday, June 3rd
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EMNLP 2001 1145am 1245pm INVITED TALK Eric
Brill Paucity Shmaucity -- What Can We
Do With A Trillion Words?
McConomy Auditorium Sunday, June 3rd
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EMNLP 2001 Session III Text Categorization
200pm - 225 Stacking Classifiers for Anti-Spam
Filtering of E-Mail - Georgios Sakkis, Ion
Androutsopoulos, Georgios Paliouras, Vangelis
Karkaletsis, Constantine D. Spyropoulos and
Panagiotis Stamatopoulos 225 - 250 Feature
Space Restructuring for SVMs with Application to
Text Categorization - Hiroya Takamura and Yuji
Matsumoto 250 - 315 Using Bins to Empirically
Estimate Term Weights for Text Categorization
- Carl Sable and Kenneth W. Church
McConomy Auditorium Sunday, June 3rd
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EMNLP 2001 Session IV Question Answering
and Information Extraction
325pm - 350 Question Answering Using a Large
Text Database A Machine Learning Approach -
Hwee Tou Ng, Jennifer Lai, Pheng Kwan and
Yiyuan Xia 350 - 415 Information Extraction
Using the Structured Language Model - Ciprian
Chelba and Milind Mahajan
McConomy Auditorium Sunday, June 3rd
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EMNLP 2001 430pm 530 PANEL When does EM
work? (includes an
introduction to the
Expectation-Maximization algorithm)Eugene
Charniak, Kevin Knight, Ted Pedersen, Stefan
Riezler
McConomy Auditorium Sunday, June 3rd
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EMNLP 2001 Session V Lexical Acquisition and
Text Segmentation
835am - 900 Classifying the Semantic Relations
in Noun Compounds via a Domain-Specific Lexical
Hierarchy - Barbara Rosario and Marti
Hearst 900 - 925 The Unknown Word Problem a
Morphological Analysis of Japanese Using
Maximum Entropy Aided by a Dictionary -
Kiyotaka Uchimoto, Satoshi Sekine and Hitoshi
Isahara 925 - 950 Is Knowledge-Free Induction
of Multiword Unit Dictionary Headwords a
Solved Problem? - Patrick Schone and Daniel
Jurafsky 950 - 1015 Latent Semantic Analysis
for Text Segmentation - Freddy Y. Y. Choi,
Peter Wiemer-Hastings and Johanna Moore
McConomy Auditorium Monday, June 4th
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EMNLP 2001 Session VI Applications
1045am - 1110 Detecting Short Passages of
Similar Text in Large Document Collections -
Caroline Lyon, James Malcolm and Bob
Dickerson 1110 - 1135 Hybrid Text Mining for
Finding Abbreviations and their Definitions -
Youngja Park and Roy J. Byrd
McConomy Auditorium Monday, June 4th
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EMNLP 2001 1145am 1245pm PANEL What Works
and What Doesn't? Industrial
Perspectives Adam
Berger, David Evans, Joshua Goodman, Lynette
Hirschman
McConomy Auditorium Monday, June 4th
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EMNLP 2001 Session VII Spoken Language Output
200pm - 225 Automatic Corpus-based Tone
Prediction using K-ToBI Representation -
Jin-Seok Lee, Byeongchang Kim and Gary Geunbae
Lee 225 - 250 Probabilistic Context-Free
Grammars for Syllabification and
Grapheme-to-Phoneme Conversion - Karin Müller
McConomy Auditorium Monday, June 4th
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EMNLP 2001 Session VIII POS Tagging and Corpus
Analysis
300pm - 325 Comparing Data-Driven Learning
Algorithms for PoS Tagging of Swedish - Beáta
Megyesi 325 - 350 Impact of Quality and
Quantity of Corpora on Stochastic Generation
- Srinivas Bangalore, John Chen and Owen
Rambow 350 - 415 Corpus Variation and Parser
Performance - Daniel Gildea
415 430 Refreshments (close)
McConomy Auditorium Monday, June 4th
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• E-Mail Room

800am 500pm Rangos II Saturday, June 2nd
Thursday, June 7th
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• NAACL Executive Committee Meeting

1200pm 200pm Rangos II Saturday, June 2nd
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• ACL Student Lunch

1200pm 200pm Rangos II Tuesday, June 5th
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• Student Poster Session

1200pm 200pm Hoch Commons Wednesday, June
6th
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• NAACL Thank-You Lunch

1200pm 200pm Rangos II Thursday, June 7th
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• Exhibit Sessions

900am 500pm Rangos Wednesday, June 6th
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• Book Exhibits

1200pm 200pm Rangos II Tuesday, June 5th
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• Exhibitor Presentations

900am 500pm Rangos Wednesday, June 6th
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Exhibitor Presentations Session I Multilingual
and Multimedia Language Technologies
900am - 930 Chinese Text-Based Multimedia
Content Search and Retrieval Joe Zhou, Intel
930 - 1000 Integrated Foreign Language
Processing Tools for Monolingual Users Mudar
Yaghi, Apptek
Rangos Ballroom Wednesday, June 6th
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Exhibitor Presentations Session II Knowledge
Discovery, Information Search
and Retrieval
1045am - 1115 Linguistic Approach to
Information Management Margalit Zabludowski,
Manager, U.S. Linguistic Support and
Development, LexiQuest 1115 - 1145 Uberdex
Tom Bougan, Applied Technical Systems 200 -
230 Harnessing the Power of Ordinary Language in
Search Technologies Dr. Antonio Sanfilippo,
Director of Application Development David
Ellworthy, Principal Search Architect,
LingoMotors
Rangos Ballroom Wednesday, June 6th
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Exhibitor Presentations Session III Machine
Translation
230pm - 300 The Coming Boom in Real-Time
Translation Services Robert Levin, Transclick
300 - 330 A New Generation CAT Tool Dan
Gervais, Executive Director, Gerry Gervais,
Multicorpora RD, Inc. 330 - 400 Translation
Memory Technology Application, Benefits and
Limitations Christina Spies, Director of
Sales, U.S. East, Trados Corporation
Rangos Ballroom Wednesday, June 6th
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Exhibitor Presentations Session IV Question
Answering Systems
430pm - 500 Online Answering Engine with
Sentience Professor P.V.S. Rao, Adviser, Tata
Infotech
Rangos Ballroom Wednesday, June 6th
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NAACL Demos 915am - 1030 Session I
OLAC The Open Language Archives Community -
Steven Bird, Gary Simons and Eva Banik The BLS
Language Engine - Charles F. Diggins Interactive
Conceptual Tutoring in Atlas-Andes - Carolyn P.
Rosé, Michael Boettner, Pamela Jordan, Maxim
Makatchev, Uma Pappuswamy, Michael Ringenberg,
Antonio Roque, Stephanie Siler, Ramesh
rivastava, Kurt Vanlehn and Anders Weinstein
Connan Room Tuesday, June 5th
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NAACL Demos 1045am - 1200pm Session II
A Tutorial Dialogue System for Helping Students
Learn Through Self- Explanation - Vincent
Aleven, Octav Popescu and Kenneth R.
Koedinger JYAG IDEY A Template-Based
Generator and Its Authoring Tool - Songsak
Channarukul, Susan W. McRoy and Syed S. Ali The
KANTOO MT System Controlled Language Checker and
Knowledge Maintenance Tool - Teruko Mitamura,
Eric Nyberg, Kathy Baker, David Svoboda, Enrique
Torrejon and Michael Duggan
Connan Room Tuesday, June 5th
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NAACL Demos 300pm 415pm Session III
SpeechWorks Multi-Modal Dialog Engine - Bob
Carpenter, Sasha Caskey and Roberto
Pieraccini Demonstration of a Spoken Dialogue
Interface to a Mobile Semi-Autonomous Robot -
John Dowding, Jim Hieronymus, Beth Ann Hockey,
Frankie James and Manny Rayner Speech
Interaction in a Shiphandling Trainer - Bruce
Roberts
Connan Room Tuesday, June 5th
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NAACL Demos 430pm 545pm Session IV
Building Annotation Tools with the Annotation
Graph Toolkit - Steven Bird, Kazuaki Maeda,
Xiaoyi Ma and Haejoong Lee UNL A Multi-Lingual
System for Information Exchange in Internet -
Jesús Cardeñosa, Luis Iraola, Ramón Armada,
Edmundo Tovar, Igor Boguslavsky and Irina
Prodanof GoDiS - QUD-based Dialogue Management
in a Multi-Domain Dialogue System - Staffan
Larsson and Stina Ericsson
Connan Room Tuesday, June 5th
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NAACL Demos 915am 1030 Session V
Interbot A Multi-Modal Interface to Mobile
Robots - Dennis Perzanowski, Alan Schultz,
William Adams, Kenneth Wauchope, Elaine Marsh and
Magda Bugajska Contextual Dialogue Prompter -
Dan Stevenson
Connan Room Wednesday, June 6th
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NAACL Demos 1045am 1200pm Session VI
An Algorithm for Aspects of Semantic
Interpretation Using an Enhanced WordNet -
Fernando Gomez A Controlled Language Checker
Based on the Ellogon Text Engineering Platform
- Vangelis Karkaletsis, Georgios Samaritakis,
Georgios Petasis, Dimitra Farmakiotou, Ion
Androutsopoulos, S. Markantonatou and
Constantine D. Spyropoulos TransType A User
Oriented Interactive Machine Translation System
- Philippe Langlais, George Foster and Guy
Lapalme SevenTones Search in Linguistics and
Languages - Zhiping Zheng
Connan Room Wednesday, June 6th
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NAACL Demos 415pm 530pm Session VII
Flexible Dialogue Management in the ADVICE
Project - Javier Calle-Goméz, Ana
Garcia-Serrano and Luis Rodrigo The FrameNet II
Tools and Frame Semantic Representation - Beau
Cronin and Collin F. Baker Variation of
Language Models in Three Spoken Dialog Systems -
Genevieve Gorrell, Manny Rayner, Beth Ann
Hockey, John Dowding and Johan Boye
Connan Room Wednesday, June 6th
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NAACL Demos 915am 1030 Session VIII
AutoTutor in Two Content Domains - Natalie K.
Person and Arthur C. Graesser Demonstration of
Collaborative Interface Applications using
Collagen - Candy Sidner Sary Reusable
Components and Tools for Searching Large Corpora
- Satoru Takabayashi
Connan Room Thursday, June 7th
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NAACL Demos 1045am 1200pm Session IX
XLFG A Parser to Learn LFG Framework - Lionel
Clément A Multi-Modal Dialogue System for
Human-Robot Conversation - Oliver Lemon, Anne
Bracy, Alexander Gruenstein and Stanley
Peters MESIA Extending Web Queries with
Linguistic Knowledge - Paloma Martinez, Ana
Garcia-Serrano and Luis Rodrigo Aguado A
Hands-on Demonstration of Project LISTEN's
Reading Tutor and Its Embedded Experiments -
Jack Mostow, Greg Aist, Juliet Bey, Paul
Burkhead, Andrew Cuneo, Susan Bossbach, Brian
Tobin, Joe Valeri and Sara Wilson
Connan Room Thursday, June 7th