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Die Vorträge finden jeweils dienstags um 16:00 Uhr in GB 3/159 (Gebäude GB, Etage 3, Raum 159) statt. Abstracts zu den Vorträgen finden Sie einige Wochen vor dem jeweiligen Termin an dieser Stelle.

Sommersemester 2019
Datum Titel Referent
23.04.2019 Exploring transition-based methods for semantic parsing to Discourse Representation Structures Kilian Evang
07.05.2019 Short-circuiting: How constructions constrain what ‘can’ can mean in context Bert Cappelle
21.05.2019 On using verbs as nouns Roberto Zamparelli
04.06.2019 Die besondere Natur von Experiencer-Objekt-Strukturen Anne Temme
18.06.2019 A situation-sensitive approach to bare NP interpretation: Evidence from Slavic Radek Šimík

Wintersemester 2018/2019
Datum Titel Referent
30.10.2018 Discourse analysis and annotation for contrastive linguistics and translation studies Ekaterina Lapshinova-Koltunski
13.11.2018 Experimentelle Syntax im Sprachvergleich: Parallelexperimente zu Superioritätseffekten in 7 Sprachen Jana Häussler
27.11.2018 Complex probability expressions & higher-order uncertainty: Compositional semantics, probabilistic pragmatics, and experimental data Michael Franke
15.01.2019 Count-mass polysemy: A pragmatic approach Ingrid Lossius Falkum

Sommersemester 2018
Datum Titel Referent
17.04.2018 Investigations in knowledge graphs Vivi Nastase
15.05.2018 A mention-ranking model for abstract anaphora resolution Ana Marasović
29.05.2018 The Potsdam argumentative microtext corpus: Classification experiments and new extensions Manfred Stede
12.06.2018 Deep learning methods for knowledge base population Heike Adel
26.06.2018 Cognitive predictors of shallow-orthography spelling Vibeke Rønneberg
10.07.2018 Donkeys without borders Lucas Champollion

Wintersemester 2017/2018
Datum Titel Referent
17.10.2017 Sense-based clustering for the interpretation of humorous ambiguity Tristan Miller
24.10.2017 Learning non-parametric vectorial representations for semantic entailment James Henderson
28.11.2017 Two kinds of count nouns Hana Filip
23.01.2018 Internalist semantics and the grammatical construction of individuals Paolo Acquaviva
30.01.2018 Is language under control or in control? Guillaume Thierry

Sommersemester 2017
Datum Titel Referent
25.04.2017 The many faces of plural Artemis Alexiadou
09.05.2017 Texts come from people: Computational sociolinguistics and NLP Dirk Hovy
23.05.2017 Analyzing learner language: Conceptual challenges and opportunities for computational linguistics Detmar Meurers
13.06.2017 ‘Good’ as an evaluative intensifier Berit Gehrke
27.06.2017 Mining temporal and causal relations from text Paramita Mirza
25.07.2017 Projektionen im Rahmen der Online-Syntax Peter Auer

Wintersemester 2016/2017
Datum Titel Referent
25.10.2016 Representations of language in visually grounded neural models Grzegorz Chrupala
08.11.2016 What structural priming tells us about implicatures Lewis Bott
06.12.2016 Distributional approaches to semantic relatedness Sabine Schulte im Walde
10.01.2017 Implicit-statistical learning of words and syntax: Evidence from cross-situational learning Patrick Rebuschat
24.01.2017 Detection and intervention of dyslexia Maria Rauschenberger
07.02.2017 Zur Funktion und Resolution von nicht-nominalen Anaphern Heike Zinsmeister