walker@petrus.UUCP (01/09/85)
THE LEXICON, PARSING, AND SEMANTIC INTERPRETATION
CUNY Graduate Center, Auditorium
33 West 42nd Street
New York, NY 10036
THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1985
8:30 Registration with coffee
8:50 Welcoming
Steven Cahn, Provost, CUNY Graduate School
John Moyne, CUNY Graduate Center and Queens College
9:00 Linguistic Lexicography
Terence Langendoen, CUNY Graduate Center and Brooklyn College
10:00 How to Misread a Dictionary
George Miller, Princeton University
11:00 Knowledge Management Support for Language Processing
Charles Kellogg, Microelectronics and Computer Technology Corp.
12:00 Lunch
1:30 Customizing the TQA Lexicon for Semantic Disambiguation
Fredrick Damerau and David Johnson, IBM Yorktown Research
2:30 Parse Trees as Lexical Projections
Joan Bachenko and Eileen Fitzpatrick, Bell Laboratories
3:30 Requirements on the Lexicon for Parsing and Generation
Robert Ingria, Bolt Beranek and Newman
4:30 Discussion
6:00 Dinner at Peng Tengs, 219 East 44th Street
FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1985
8:45 Coffee
9:00 The Nuts and Bolts of Lexical Access
Martin Kay, Xerox Palo Alto Research Center
10:00 Text Files as Sources for Creating an Augmented Dictionary
Robert Amsler and Donald Walker, Bell Communications Research
11:00 The Lexical Base for Semantic Interpretation in a PROLOG Parser
Roy Byrd and Michael McCord, IBM Yorktown Research
12:00 Lunch
1:30 Lexicons for Conceptual Analyzers
Michael Lebowitz, Columbia University
2:30 The LSP Lexicon for Free Text Information Formatting
Susanne Wolff, Joyce London and Naomi Sager, New York University
3:30 Using a Lexicon of Canonical Graphs in Parsing
John Sowa, IBM Systems Research Institute
4:30 Closing
Advance registration is not necessary, and no fees will be charged for
the workshop.
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE: Terence Langendoen, (212) 790-4574
John Sowa, (212) 309-1493, sowa.yktvmt.ibm@csnet-relay
Don Walker, (201) 829-4312, bellcore!walker@berkeley
Cosponsored by the City University of New York, IBM Systems Research
Institute, and Bell Communications Research.