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16th International Conference on Natural Language Processing
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Keynote Speaker
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Prof Pushpak Bhattacharyya
"saathi haath baDaanaa": Cooperative Natural Language Processing
Mr. Sanjeev Gupta
NLP and impact on ecommerce: The Flipkart Way
Prof Björn W. Schuller
NLP in Tomorrow’s Profiling - Words May Fail You
Prof Hwee Tou NG
Grammatical Error Correction: Past, Present, and Future
Prof Vasudeva Varma
Towards Abstractive Summarization
Prof Richard Sproat
Neural (and other machine learning) approaches to text normalization
Dr. Bruno Pouliquen
Practical use of machine translation in international organizations
Prof Yuji Matsumoto
Scientific Paper Analysis
Prof Aravind K Joshi
Complexity of Dependency Representations for Natural Languages
Prof Sobha L
Text Analysis for identifying Entities and their mentions in Indian languages
Prof Lori Levin
Modeling Non‐Propositional Semantics
Prof Sadao Kurohashi
Knowledge-Intensive Structural NLP in the Era of Big Data
Prof Vasudeva Varma
Challenges in Social Media Analysis: Text Analysis and Beyond
Prof Pushpak Bhattacharyya
NLP and IR: Coming Closer or Moving Apart?
Prof Miriam Butt
Lexical Resources for South Asian Languages
Prof Owen Rambow
Treebanks are Not Naturally Occurring Data: Choices in Treebank Design and What They Mean for Natural Language Processing
Akshar Bharati, Prof Vineet Chaitanya, Prof Amba Kulkarni
Anusaaraka: An approach to Machine Translation
Prof Sanjeev Khudanpur
On Estimating Probability Mass Functions from Small Samples
Prof Hwee Tou NG
Towards Word Sense Disambiguation in the Large
Prof Ted Pedersen
The Semantic Quilt: Contexts, Co-occurrences, Kernels, and Ontologies
Prof Steven Bird
Querying Linguistic Databases
Dr. Lucy Vanderwende and Arul Menezes
The Empirical Revolution in Natural Language Processing
Prof S. Umesh
Large Vocabulary Speech Recognition
Prof Martin Kay
Aligning Sentence Parts
Prof Ramon Lopez de Mantaras
Towards Artificial Creativity â Performing expressive music using case-based reasoning
Prof Jun-ichi Tsujii
Text Mining for Biology â Experience and Research Activities of the GENIA group
Prof Manuela M Veloso
Cooperation and Learning in Teams of Autonomous Robots
Prof Aravind K Joshi
From Sentence to âImmediate Discourseâ: Annotation of Corpus for Discourse Connectives and to their arguments, together with their Semantics
Dr. Keh-Yih Su
A Customizable, Self-Learnable Parameterized Machine Translation System Achieved via Two-Way Training