Seminar: TBA

Presented by: Diego Frassinelli from LMU

Date: 12 February, 2025

Seminar: TBA

Presented by: Sebastian Pado from the University of Stuttgart

Date: 26 February, 2025

Time: 13:15-15:00

Where: Gothenburg University, Humanisten and online

Seminar: TBA

Presented by: Debora Nozza from Bocconi University

Date: 12 March, 2025

Seminar: TBA

Presented by: Jordan Boyd-Graber from the University of Maryland

Date: 19 March, 2025

Seminar: TBA

Presented by: Sandro Pezzelle from the University of Amsterdam

Date: 26 March, 2025

Seminar: TBA

Presented by: Elisa Kreiss from UCLA

Date: 2 April, 2025

Seminar: TBA

Presented by: Jessy Li from the University of Texas at Austin

Date: 4 June, 2025

Seminar: Fact Recall, Heuristics or Pure Guesswork? Precise Interpretations of Language Models for Fact Completion

Lecturer: Denitsa Saynova and Lovisa Hagström from Chalmers

Date: 11 December, 2024

Where: Gothenburg and online

Seminar: Context Enabled Ambiguity in the Brain

Lecturer: David Pagmar from University of Gothenburg

Date: 20 November, 2024

Where: Gothenburg and online

Seminar: Cognitive insights into analysis of translationese combining product and process data

Lecturer: Ekaterina Lapshinova-Koltunski from Universität Hildesheim and Saarland University

Date: 6 November, 2024

Where: Gothenburg and online

Seminar: The AI-Augmented Scientist: Building Computational Models for Effective Knowledge Synthesis and Dissemination

Lecturer: Yufang Hou from IBM Research & UKP Lab-TU Darmstadt

Date: 23 October, 2024

Where: Gothenburg and online

Seminar: Robustness in NLP: challenges and opportunities

Lecturer: Rob van der Goot from IT University of Copenhagen

Date: 9 October, 2024

Where: Gothenburg and online

Seminar: Beyond Words: Analyzing Social Media with Text and Images

Lecturer: Danae Sánchez from the University of Copenhagen

Date: 2 October, 2024

Where: Gothenburg and online

Seminar: Workshop on NLP and multi-modality

Lecturer: Jörg Tiedemann, University of Helsinki, Ece Takmaz, Utrecht University, Carina Silberer, University of Stuttgart, Desmond Elliott, University of Copenhagen, Mario Guilianelli, ETH Zürich, Bill Noble, University of Gothenburg

Date: 10 June, 2024

Where: Gothenburg and online

Seminar: Text analysis in a capital market context

Lecturer: Mari Paananen from University of Gothenburg

Date: 22 May, 2024

Where: Gothenburg and online

Seminar: What do Large Language Models Know about Events and their Relations?

Lecturer: Alessandro Lenci from Università di Pisa

Date: 8 May, 2024

Where: Gothenburg and online

Seminar: Workshop with contributions from Vidya Somashekarappa's committee and Chris Howes

Lecturer: Dominique Knutsen from Université de Lille, Emilia Barakova from Eindhoven University of Technology and Chris Howes from Gothenburg University

Date: 26 April, 2024

Where: Gothenburg and online

Seminar: A Sanity Check on Emergent Properties

Lecturer: Anna Rogers from IT University of Copenhagen

Date: 24 April, 2024

Where: Gothenburg and online

Seminar: Cognitive Vision: Towards Human-Centred Computational Visual Intelligence

Lecturer: Mehul Bhatt from Örebro University – CoDesign Lab EU

Date: 10 April, 2024

Where: Gothenburg and online

Seminar: Contextual understanding of language in the world: language-and-vision neural models as learners of multi-modal knowledge

Lecturer: Nikolai Ilinykh from University of Gothenburg

Date: 27 March, 2024

Where: Gothenburg and online

Seminar: Contextual understanding of language in the world: language-and-vision neural models as learners of multi-modal knowledge

Presented by: Nikolai Ilinykh from University of Gothenburg

Date: 27 March, 2024

Seminar: New Models for Art: Machine Epistemologies

Lecturer: Amanda Wasielewski from Uppsala University

Date: 21 February, 2024

Where: Gothenburg and online

Seminar: Mining and Modeling Perspectives in NLP

Lecturer: Valerio Basile from University of Turin

Date: 31 January, 2024

Where: Gothenburg and online

Seminar: Truth conditions at scale, and beyond

Lecturer: Guy Edward Toh Emerson from University of Cambridge

Date: 24 January, 2024

Where: Gothenburg and online

Seminar: Language Models and Human Language Acquisition

Lecturer: Alexander Warstadt from ETH Zürich

Date: 21 November, 2023

Where: Gothenburg and online

Seminar: TTR at the SPA: Relating type-theoretical semantics to neural semantic pointers

Lecturer: Staffan Larsson from University of Gothenburg

Date: 15 November, 2023

Where: Gothenburg and online

Seminar: Expectation-based Semantics in Language Comprehension

Lecturer: Noortje J. Venhuizen from Tilburg University

Date: 8 November, 2023

Where: Online

Seminar: Ongoing research in the Change is Key! program

Lecturer: Nina Tahmasebi and the Change is Key! team from University of Gothenburg

Date: 1 November, 2023

Where: Gothenburg and online

Seminar: Simplifying Documents

Lecturer: Claire Gardent from LORIA, CNRS and Université de Lorraine

Date: 25 October, 2023

Where: Gothenburg and online

Seminar: Causal abstraction for faithful, human-interpretable model explanations

Lecturer: Christopher Potts from Stanford University

Date: 11 October, 2023

Where: Online

Seminar: Counterfactual reasoning capabilities of GPT: Preliminary findings

Lecturer: Alexander Berman from University of Gothenburg

Date: 27 September, 2023

Where: Gothenburg and online

Seminar: Hybrid Recurrent Architectures for Quantum-Classical NLP

Lecturer: Stephen Clark, Head of ArtificiaI Intelligence, Quantinuum

Date: 6 September, 2023

Where: Gothenburg and online

Seminar: Informativity in cooperative communication

Lecturer: Hannah Rohde from University of Edinburgh

Date: 2 June, 2023

Where: Gothenburg and online

Seminar: Visual Writing Prompts: Character-Grounded Story Generation with Curated Image Sequences

Lecturer: Asad Sayeed from University of Gothenburg and Xudong Hong from Saarland University

Date: 26 May, 2023

Where: Online

Seminar: Scaling up a joint model of word meaning and sentence meaning: Situation Description Systems and the Visual Genome

Lecturer: Katrin Erk from University of Texas at Austin

Date: 12 May, 2023

Where: Gothenburg and Online

Seminar: NLP beyond English: Do we need to think more about linguistics?

Lecturer: Marcel Bollmann from Linköping University

Date: 5 May, 2023

Where: Gothenburg and Online

Seminar: Understanding and Modelling Pronouns in Translation: Resources, Methods, Challenges and Insights

Lecturer: Christian Hardmeier from IT University of Copenhagen

Date: 14 April, 2023

Where: Gothenburg and Online

Seminar: Deep learning and severely under-resourced languages: How much can the model actually learn?

Lecturer: Rolando Coto Solano from Dartmouth College

Date: 23 March, 2023

Where: Gothenburg and Online

Seminar: Artificial Intelligence to Accelerate Language Documentation

Lecturer: Rolando Coto Solano from Dartmouth College

Date: 21 March, 2023

Where: Gothenburg and Online

Seminar: Computational Linguistic Approaches to Digital Conversations: the Case of Intensifiers

Lecturer: Tatjana Scheffler from Ruhr-University Bochum

Date: 17 March, 2023

Where: Gothenburg and Online

Seminar: Discontinuous Constituency and BERT: Case Studies of Dutch

Lecturer: G.J. (Gijs) Wijnholds from University of Utrecht

Date: 17 February, 2023

Where: Gothenburg and Online

Seminar: Linguistic Creativity and Computational Modeling of Language

Lecturer: Sina Zarrieß from University of Bielefeld

Date: 10 February, 2023

Where: Gothenburg and Online

Seminar: CamemBERT must die! (jk,lol) or "Beyond Sesame street-based naming schemes: Camembert vs CharacterBert, a study on the performance robustness of large monolingual language models and their character-based counterparts".

Lecturer: Djamé Seddah from Université Paris-Sorbonne (Paris 4)

Date: 27 January, 2023

Where: Gothenburg and Online

Seminar: The Informative Speech Act: Linguistic Disambiguation on the basis of Epistemic Probability of Interpretations

Lecturer: Jean-Philippe Bernardy from University of Gothenburg

Date: 20 January, 2023

Where: Gothenburg and Online

Seminar: Probing and Explaining Neural Language Models

Lecturer: Marco Kuhlmann from University of Linköping

Date: 2 December, 2022

Where: Gothenburg and Online

Seminar: Dendrophilia squared

Lecturer: Alexander Clark from University of Gothenburg

Date: 25 November, 2022

Where: Gothenburg and Online

Seminar: Nucleus Composition in Transition-Based Dependency Parsing

Lecturer: Joakim Nivre from Uppsala University and RISE Research Institutes of Sweden

Date: 18 November, 2022

Where: Gothenburg and Online

Seminar: Entity tracking in pre-trained language models

Lecturer: Sebastian Schuster from Saarland University

Date: 4 November, 2022

Where: Gothenburg and Online

Seminar: How Should Models of Language Meaning Learn?

Lecturer: Casey Kennington from Boise State University

Date: 28 October, 2022

Where: Gothenburg and Online

Seminar: A gentle introduction to argument mining

Lecturer: Anna Lindahl, Arianna Masciolini, Ricardo Muñoz Sánchez and Stian Rødven-Eide from University of Gothenburg

Date: 21 October, 2022

Where: Gothenburg and Online

Seminar: Chat bots know when you’re going to laugh

Presented by: Vladislav Maraev

Date: 21 September, 2022

Seminar: Conversational AI between hype and hope – A case for data- and human-centric approaches

Lecturer: Alessandra Zarcone from University of Applied Sciences, Augsburg

Date: 15 June, 2022

Where: Gothenburg and Online

Seminar: Pragmatic Reasoning in Structured Signaling Games

Lecturer: Emil Carlsson and Devdatt Dubhashi from Chalmers University

Date: 8 June, 2022

Where: Gothenburg and Online

Seminar: Dogwhistles: Masking, Vigilance, and Unmasking

Lecturer: Elin McCready from Aoyama Gakuin University

Date: 1 June, 2022

Where: Gothenburg and Online

Seminar: Biomedical speech signal processing: concepts, algorithms, and contemporary challenges

Lecturer: Athanasios Tsanas from University of Edinburgh

Date: 18 May, 2022

Where: Gothenburg and Online

Seminar: Is more better? Is better always better? Where’s the learning? The baffling case of computational thematic fit

Lecturer: Yuval Marton from University of Washington

Date: 11 May, 2022

Where: Gothenburg and Online

Seminar: Grounded Language Learning through Interaction

Lecturer: Bill Noble and Nikolai Ilinykh from University of Gothenburg

Date: 4 May, 2022

Where: Gothenburg and Online

Seminar: Dependency Parsing and Information Extraction in Low-Resource Scenarios

Lecturer: Barbara Plank from IT University of Copenhagen

Date: 20 April, 2022

Where: Gothenburg and Online

Seminar: On Evaluating Neural Representations

Lecturer: Aida Nematzadeh from Deep Mind

Date: 6 April, 2022

Where: Gothenburg and Online

Seminar: Unnatural Language Semantics

Lecturer: Shane Steinert-Threlkeld from the University of Washington

Date: 30 March, 2022

Where: Gothenburg and Online

Seminar: How do words get in order? the role of speaker-hearer interaction in languages of South Africa

Lecturer: Eva-Marie Bloom Ström

Date: 23 March, 2022

Where: Gothenburg and Online

Seminar: Modeling Dialogue through the Question-Answer relationship

Lecturer: Maria Boritchev

Date: 16 March, 2022

Where: Gothenburg and Online

Seminar: Reinforcing Spirals and Online Conflict

Lecturer: Gregor Rettenegger from University of Gothenburg

Date: 9 March, 2022

Where: Gothenburg and Online

Seminar: The happiness of readers. Fractal scaling of sentiment dynamics and the assessment of literary quality.

Lecturer: Yuri Bizzoni from Aarhus University

Date: 2 March, 2022

Where: Gothenburg and Online

Seminar: Causal analysis of the syntactic representations of Transformers

Lecturer: Tal Linzen from New York University

Date: 16 February, 2022

Where: Gothenburg and Online

Seminar: Grounded language learning, from sounds and images to meaning

Lecturer: Afra Alishahi from Tilburg University

Date: 9 February, 2022

Where: Online

Seminar: On the Interplay between Language and Vision in Transformers: How Much of a "Multi-Modal Learning" Do We Observe?

Lecturer: Nikolai Ilinykh from University of Gothenburg

Date: 2 February, 2022

Where: Online

Seminar: Unitary Matrices are Composable and Learnable Word Embeddings

Lecturer: Jean-Philippe Bernardy and Shalom Lappin from University of Gothenburg

Date: 26 January, 2022

Where: Online

Seminar: Visualise my Corpus

Lecturer: Mo El-Haj, Lancaster University

Date: 13 January, 2022

Where: Gothenburg and Online

Seminar: Interactive Task Learning From Corrective Feedback

Lecturer: Mattias Appelgren, University of Edinburgh

Date: 15 December, 2021

Where: Gothenburg and Online

Seminar: Abstract Wikipedia and Vastly Multilingual Natural Language Generation

Lecturer: Aarne Ranta, University of Gothenburg & Chalmers

Date: 8 December, 2021

Where: Gothenburg and Online

Seminar: Two New Insights into Beam Search

Lecturer: Ryan Cotterell, University of Zürich

Date: 24 November, 2021

Where: Gothenburg and Online

Seminar: How language understanding unfolds in minds and machines

Lecturer: Roger Levy, MIT

Date: 17 November, 2021

Where: Gothenburg and Online

Seminar: Probabilistic compositional semantics, purely

Lecturer: Julian Grove, University of Gothenburg

Date: 10 November, 2021

Where: Gothenburg and Online

Seminar: Contextualized embeddings for semantics: some steps along the way

Lecturer: Katrin Erk from the University of Texas

Date: 27 October, 2021

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: A space is worth a thousand words: A new spectral analysis method to evaluate vector space similarity

Lecturer: Haim Dubossarsky from the University of Cambridge

Date: 20 October, 2021

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Annotating Anaphoric Phenomena in Situated Dialog

Lecturer: Sharid Loáiciga

Date: 25 August, 2021

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Exploring Reasoning Capabilities of NLP systems using Recognizing Textual Entailment

Lecturer: Adam Poliak

Date: 9 June, 2021

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Interpreting and Grounding Pre-trained Representations for Natural Language Processing

Lecturer: Richard Johansson and Lovisa Hagström

Date: 2 June, 2021

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Bias and Methods of AI technology studying Political Science

Lecturer: Moa Johansson

Date: 26 May, 2021

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: What's in a translation model? Analyzing neural seq2seq models and the representations they learn

Lecturer: Jörg Tiedemann

Date: 19 May, 2021

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Bayesian inference and learning in Probabilistic Type Theory with Records

Lecturer: Staffan Larsson

Date: 12 May, 2021

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Why we still need Grammars for NLP

Lecturer: Mark Steedman

Date: 28 April, 2021

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Types and probability: Implementing probabilistic TTR

Lecturer: Robin Cooper

Date: 14 April, 2021

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Virtual bargaining: The hidden logic of joint action and communication

Lecturer: Nick Chater

Date: 7 April, 2021

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Gaze, Personality, and the Uncanny Valley: Implicit Cues of Uncanny feelings and Interaction Strategies to Overcome them

Lecturer: Giulia Perugia

Date: 31 March, 2021

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Collaborative Construction and Communication with Minecraft

Lecturer: Julia Hockenmaier

Date: 24 March, 2021

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: When an Image Tells a Story: The Role of Visual and Semantic Information for Generating Paragraph Descriptions

Lecturer: Nikolai Ilinykh

Date: 10 March, 2021

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Dialogue management with linear logic: the role of metavariables in questions and clarifications

Lecturer: Vlad Maraev

Date: 24 February, 2021

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: What does BERT know about words? Unveiling hidden lexical semantic properties

Lecturer: Marianna Apidianaki

Date: 10 February, 2021

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: HotAM: an Argument Mining Framework

Lecturer: Axel Almquist

Date: 3 February, 2021

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Distributional semantics for lexical variation and change

Lecturer: Bill Noble

Date: 27 January, 2021

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Learned representations and what they encode

Lecturer: Olof Mogren

Date: 20 January, 2021

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: A hybrid approach toward Natural Language Understanding

Lecturer: Daisuke Bekki

Date: 9 December, 2020

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Affordances for syntax and semantics

Lecturer: Eleni Gregoromichelaki

Date: 2 December, 2020

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: You can lead a horse to water...: Representing vs. Using Features in Neural NLP

Lecturer: Ellie Pavlick

Date: 18 November, 2020

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Composing Byte-Pair Encodings for Morphological Sequence Classification

Lecturer: Adam Ek

Date: 11 November, 2020

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Learning numeral systems by interaction

Lecturer: Emil Carlsson and Devdatt Dubhashi

Date: 4 November, 2020

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Algebraic effects in Montague semantics

Lecturer: Julian Grove

Date: 28 October, 2020

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: What's your occipital lobe looking at? Gaze patterns and non-verbal cue detection

Lecturer: Vidya Somashekarappa

Date: 7 October, 2020

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Modeling the N400 brain potential as change in a probabilistic representation of meaning

Lecturer: Milena Rabovsky

Date: 28 May, 2020

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Towards Co-Inductive Models for Natural Language Semantics

Lecturer: Wlodek Zadrozny

Date: 13 May, 2020

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Distributional Semantics and Linguistic Theory

Lecturer: Gemma Boleda

Date: 29 April, 2020

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Learning Domain-Specific Grammars from Example Sentences

Lecturer: Herbert Lange

Date: 22 April, 2020

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Data requirements for thematic fit modeling

Lecturer: Asad Sayeed and Yuval Marton

Date: 15 April, 2020

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Deep Learning for Arabic Computational Linguistics (Sentiment Analysis as case study)

Lecturer: Chatrine Qwaider

Date: 1 April, 2020

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Enhanced dependency parsing

Lecturer: Adam Ek

Date: 11 March, 2020

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Dogwhistles: Ideology and Trust

Lecturer: Elin McCready

Date: 4 March, 2020

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: The effect of laughter on dialogue act recognition

Lecturer: Vladislav Maraev and Bill Noble

Date: 26 February, 2020

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Why the pond is not outside the frog? Grounding in contextual representations by neural language models

Lecturer: Mehdi Ghanimifard - Final seminar

Date: 21 February, 2020

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Compositional Generalization in Image Captioning

Lecturer: Desmond Elliott

Date: 20 February, 2020

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Natural theorem proving for natural language: theory and application

Lecturer: Lasha Abzianidze

Date: 12 February, 2020

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: The Parallel Meaning Bank: a corpus of translations annotated with formal meaning representations

Lecturer: Lasha Abzianidze

Date: 10 February, 2020

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Language evolution and change from a social networks perspective

Lecturer: Shiri Lev-Ari

Date: 29 January, 2020

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Modelling the Effect of Context on Sentence Acceptability

Lecturer: Shalom Lappin

Date: 4 December, 2019

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Propositional Attitude Operators via Homotopy Type Theory

Lecturer: Colin Zwanziger

Date: 30 October, 2019

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: A Logic with Measurable Spaces for Natural Language Semantics

Lecturer: Jean-Philippe Bernardy

Date: 16 October, 2019

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Towards Natural Dialogue with Robots

Lecturer: Matthew Marge

Date: 9 September, 2019

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Monotonicity in Natural Language Inference: An Update on Theory and Practice

Lecturer: Larry Moss

Date: 29 May, 2019

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Training a Neural Model to Reason with Implicatives

Lecturer: Lauri Karttunen

Date: 29 May, 2019

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: WOPIS: Remarks on Word Order, Prosody and Information Structure: the prefield in Swedish (and Dutch)

Lecturer: Annie Zaenen

Date: 28 May, 2019

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: To infer or not to infer: Natural Language Inference and Computational Semantics

Lecturer: Stergios Chatzikyriakidis,

Date: 9 May, 2019

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Expectation-based processing of grammatical functions in Swedish

Lecturer: Thomas Hörberg,

Date: 17 April, 2019

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Disagreements in Anaphoric Interpretation

Lecturer: Massimo Poesio,

Date: 10 April, 2019

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Early rumour detection

Lecturer: Jey Han Lau,

Date: 29 March, 2019

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Deep-speare: A joint neural model of poetic language, meter and rhyme

Lecturer: Jey Han Lau,

Date: 27 March, 2019

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Incremental Interpretation of Relative Scope?

Lecturer: Oliver Bott,

Date: 20 March, 2019

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Neural Network of NLI Fail to Capture the General Notion of Inference

Lecturer: Aarne Talman,

Date: 8 March, 2019

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: A Conceptual Spaces Model of Socially Conditioned Language Change

Lecturer: Heather Burnett,

Date: 27 February, 2019

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: A Lexical Distance Study of Arabic Dialects

Lecturer: Kathrein Abu Kwaik,

Date: 13 February, 2019

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Predicting laughter relevance spaces in dialogue

Lecturer: Vlad Maraev,

Date: 6 February, 2019

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Detecting semantic similarity between human-articulated statements and Quranic verses

Lecturer: Riza Batista

Date: 19 December, 2018

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Turning context into meaning

Lecturer: Andy Luecking

Date: 12 December, 2018

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Dependent Event Types

Lecturer: Zhaohui Luo

Date: 5 December, 2018

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Universes in MTT-semantics

Lecturer: Zhaohui Luo

Date: 3 December, 2018

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Learning (a language) to Communicate Efficiently

Lecturer: Devdatt Dubhashi, Mikael Kågebäck and Asad Sayeed

Date: 28 November, 2018

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Intuitionistic multi-agent subatomic natural deduction for belief and knowledge

Lecturer: Bartosz Wieckowski

Date: 21 November, 2018

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: The PAT project: Annotation and Evaluation of Pictures and Text

Lecturer: Ielka van der Sluis

Date: 20 November, 2018

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: The clarification potential of instructions: Predicting clarification requests

Lecturer: Patrick Blackburn

Date: 14 November, 2018

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Measuring linguistic style alignment: Social and psychological perspectives

Lecturer: Bill Noble

Date: 31 October, 2018

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Systematic compositionality in recurrent neural networks (and, if time allows, humans) (joint work with Brenden Lake, João Loula, Adam Liska, Germán Kruszewski, Tal Linzen)

Lecturer: Marco Baroni

Date: 24 October, 2018

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Tabula nearly rasa: Probing the linguistic knowledge of character-level neural language models trained on unsegmented text (work in collaboration with Michael Hahn)

Lecturer: Marco Baroni

Date: 22 October, 2018

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Towards KoS/TTR-based proof-theoretic dialogue management (joint work with: Jonathan Ginzburg (Université Paris Diderot), Staffan Larsson, Ye Tian (Amazon Research), Jean-Philippe Bernardy)

Lecturer: Vlad Maraev

Date: 17 October, 2018

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Spatial Knowledge In Neural Language Models

Lecturer: Mehdi Ghanimifard

Date: 10 October, 2018

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: A Compositional Bayesian Semantics for Natural Language

Lecturer: Rasmus Blanck

Date: 3 October, 2018

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Induction of Finite-State Covering Grammars for Text Normalization (joint work with Kyle Gorman)

Lecturer: Richard Sproat

Date: 16 May, 2018

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: A computational model of the discovery of writing

Lecturer: Richard Sproat

Date: 14 May, 2018

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Sentence Understanding with Neural Networks and Natural Language Inference

Lecturer: Sam Bowman

Date: 15 March, 2018

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Two Early Efforts toward Using Deep Learning in Syntax and Semantics

Lecturer: Sam Bowman

Date: 12 March, 2018

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Glue semantics for Universal dependencies

Lecturer: Dag Haug

Date: 8 March, 2018

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Holes in Meaning Construction with Minimal Recursion Semantics

Lecturer: Stephan Oepen

Date: 8 March, 2018

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Rough Sets and Degree Modifiers

Lecturer: Rasmus Blanck

Date: 13 December, 2017

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: A Formal Account of Disorders in Dialogues

Lecturer: Maxime Amblard

Date: 17 November, 2017

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: An Abstract Categorial Grammar Approach to the Discourse Modeling

Lecturer: Aleksandre Maskharashvili

Date: 25 October, 2017

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: What is it? Disambiguating the different readings of the pronoun 'it'

Lecturer: Sharid Loaiciga

Date: 13 September, 2017

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: On the pragmatics of face-to-face communication: the role of the body in social cognition and social interaction

Lecturer: Judith Holler

Date: 29 May, 2017

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Learning and Maintaining a Lexicon for Situated Interaction

Lecturer: David Schlangen

Date: 10 May, 2017

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Language as (Graded) Expertise

Lecturer: Eve Clark

Date: 5 May, 2017

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Performing depictions in everyday discourse

Lecturer: Herbert Clark

Date: 4 May, 2017

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: On the rational basis of communication

Lecturer: Herbert H. Clark

Date: 2 May, 2017

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Ad hoc grammatical categorisation in Dynamic Syntax

Lecturer: Eleni Gregoromichelaki

Date: 22 March, 2017

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: A Process Algebra Account of Speech-Gesture Interaction

Lecturer: Hannes Rieser

Date: 20 March, 2017

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Relating Theories of Formal Semantics: established methods and surprising results

Lecturer: Kristina Liefke

Date: 1 March, 2017

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Semantic representation and world knowledge

Lecturer: Asad Sayeed

Date: 20 February, 2017

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Games with a Purpose: The JeuxdeMots project

Lecturer: Mathieu Lafourcade

Date: 1 February, 2017

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: A probabilistic, mereological account of the mass/count distinction

Lecturer: Peter Sutton

Date: 30 November, 2016

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Efficient Parallel and Incremental Parsing of Practical Context-Free Languages

Lecturer: Jean-Philippe Bernandy

Date: 14 November, 2016

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Language: The Tool for Interaction -- Surfing Uncertainty Together

Lecturer: Ruth Kempson

Date: 2 November, 2016

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: A Bayesian model of grounded color semantics

Lecturer: Matthew Stone

Date: 18 October, 2016

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: The internal architecture of the language network

Lecturer: Ev Fedorenko

Date: 13 September, 2016

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Information processing and cross-linguistic universals

Lecturer: Ted Gibson

Date: 12 September, 2016

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: The human language network within the broader architecture of the human mind and brain

Lecturer: Ev Fedorenko

Date: 8 September, 2016

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Language processing over a noisy channel

Lecturer: Ted Gibson

Date: 6 September, 2016

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Ad-hoc Kind-formation by Similarity

Lecturer: Carla Umbach

Date: 16 June, 2016

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: A Model for Attention-Driven Judgements in Type Theory with Records

Lecturer: Simon Dobnik

Date: 12 May, 2016

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Latent-Variable Grammars and Natural Language Semantics

Lecturer: Shay Cohen

Date: 4 May, 2016

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: MTT-semantics Is Both Model-theoretic and Proof-theoretic

Lecturer: Zhaohui Luo

Date: 27 April, 2016

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Bayesian nets in probabilistic TTR

Lecturer: Staffan Larsson

Date: 7 April, 2016

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Who decides what a text means? (And what the answer implies for computational linguistics)

Lecturer: Graeme Hirst

Date: 16 March, 2016

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Attention Models in Deep Learning for Machine Translation

Lecturer: John Kelleher

Date: 11 March, 2016

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Modern Type Theoretical Semantics: Reasoning Using Proof-Assistants

Lecturer: Stergios Chatzikyriakidis

Date: 9 March, 2016

Where: Gothenburg

Seminar: Modelling Legal Relations

Lecturer: Jan van Eijck

Date: 22 February, 2016

Where: Gothenburg