COMPLEX 2005
8th
Conference on Computational Lexicography and Text Research
Research Institute
for Linguistics
1068 Benczúr u. 33
17-18 June 2005
The 8th Conference
on Computational Lexicography and Text Research is organised in the Research
Institute for Linguistics of the HAS (1068 Budapest Benczúr u. 33).
How to get to the institute?
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Arrival |
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Bp.
Nyugati pu. (Western Railway Station) |
Take tram
number 4 or 6 for one stop to Oktogon square. Then change to the underground
towards Mexikói út (street). Get off at Bajza utca (street). After a short
walk in Andrássy út to Munkácsy Mihály utca, turn right and go on until
Benczúr utca. The institute is just opposite, next to Hotel Benczur. |
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Bp.
Keleti pu. (Eastern Railway Station) |
Take
trolleybus no. 78 to the corner of Városligeti fasor and Bajza utca. From
there go on Bajza utca to Benczúr utca. After turning right it is another 3
minutes walk. |
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Bp. Déli
pu. (Southern Railway Station) |
Take
underground no. 2 (red) to Deák tér (square), then change to the underground
(yellow) and get off at Bajza utca. Go on Andrássy út until Munkácsy Mihály
utca, there after turning right go on until Benczúr utca. The
institute is just opposite, next to Hotel Benczur. |
From the airport we suggest
you to use the minibus service. For two our three people it is worth to share a
taxi.
Registration
Please fill in and return
the form below:
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Júlia Pajzs (pajzs@nytud.hu).
Research Institute
for Linguistics
Phone: (36 1) 32 14 830
Fax: (36 1) 32 29 297
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The registration fee of the
conference is 120 Euro, which includes a copy of the proceedings, lunches on
Friday and Saturday, the reception on Friday and refreshments during the
brakes.
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the attached registration form and send the
registration fee to the bank
account of the institute:
IBAN: HU40 1003 2000 0173 1732 0000 0000
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Magyar Nemzeti Bank ‘Hungarian National Bank’
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Facilities for speakers
Overhead projector and a
notebook with PowerPoint will be available.
Speakers have 30 minutes for
their talk including discussion.
COMPLEX 2005
Program
Friday, 17th June, 2005.
8.00 Registration
9.00 - 10.00 Opening: Ferenc Kiefer
Keynote spekaer: Patrick HanksMetaphors and Meanings: a Lexicographical Approach to Corpus Analysis.
Coffe Break
10.20 – 12.20
Ulrich Heid - Julia Ritz: Extracting collocations and their contexts from corpora.
Leo Wanner - Bernd Bohnet - Margarita Alonso
- Nancy Vazquez: The True,
Deep Happiness: Towards the
Automatic Semantic Classification of Adjective-Noun Collocations
Margarita
Alonso Ramos: Semantic
Description of Collocations in a Lexical Database
Mario Brdar What is compatible with
what? Or, Reducing the collocational chaos in the predicate-argument structure,
with a little help from metonymy
Lunch at the
Hotel Benczúr
14. 00 -15.30
Oddrun Grřnvik: Norsk Ordbok 2014 from manuscript to datebase – standard gains and growing pains Eveline Wandl-Vogt: From paper slips to the electronic archive 90 years of lexicographic work at the Wörterbuch der bairischen Mundarten in Österreich (WBÖ)
Jana Klímová
- Karel Oliva.-
Karel Pala: Czech Lexical Database - First Stage
Coffee break 16.00 – 18.00
John van der Voort van
der Kleij: Reverse Lemmatizing of
the Dictionary of Middle Dutch (1885-1929) Using Pattern Matching
Melita Aleksa
- Robert Wolosz: Development of a New Implementation of the
Unification- Based Morphological Analyzer HUMOR for the Croatian Language
Margareta Kastberg: Lexicotext, Or How To Use A Statistical Tool In
Dictionary Compilation.
Tadeusz Piotrowski- Krysztof Szafran: The dictionary of Polish of
the 16th century and the computer: from paper to a (structured) file
18.30 Welcome Garden Party at the
institute.
9.00 -11.00
Silvie Cinková - Zdeněk Žabortsky: Treating Support Verb Constructions in a Lexicon: Swedish-Czech
Combinatorial Valency Lexicon of Predicate Nouns
Jřrg
Asmussen - Bjarne Řrsnes: Adapting valency frames from
The Danish Dictionary to an LFG lexicon
Antonio Vaquero – F. Sánchez Developing Dictionary Databases as Lexical Data Bases
Maarten Janssen MorDebe vs. Dictionary Databases
Coffee break
11.15 – 12.45
Włodzimierz Sobkowiak: Phonolapsological similarity and equivalence in the
English lexicon – automatic derivation of a Phonetic Difficulty Index (PDI) from a lexical database
Marco Tomatis: Computational aspects of an automatic recognizer of
Italian clitics
Chrysta Pelissier
- Claire Becker: Adaption of a
Computerized Dictionary for Language Learning: The “Trésor de la
Langue Française informatisé” and French language
Lunch at the Hotel Benczúr
14.00 – 15.30
Jack Halpern: Ortographic Disambiguation in Chinese and Japanese Dictionary Lookup
Gilles-Maurice
de Schryver – David Joffe: Dynamic Metalanguage
Customization with the Dictionary Application TshwaneLex