TAG+7

Seventh International Workshop
on Tree Adjoining Grammar and Related Formalisms

20-22 May 2004
Simon Fraser University
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

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Spoken Presentations

• LTAG Semantics of Focus
  Olga Babko-Malaya, University of Pennsylvania

• Uses and Abuses of Intersected Languages
  David Chiang, University of Pennsylvania

• Epsilon-Free Grammars and Lexicalized Grammars that Generate the Class of the Mildly Context-Sensitive Languages
  Akio Fujiyoshi, Ibaraki University

• N-Best Hidden Markov Model Supertagging to Improve Typing on an Ambiguous Keyboard
  Saša Hasan, RWTH Aachen University
  Karin Harbusch, University of Koblenz-Landau

• LTAG Analysis for Pied-Piping and Stranding of wh-Phrases
  Laura Kallmeyer, University of Paris 7
  Tatjana Scheffler, University of Pennsylvania

• Tree-local MCTAG with Shared Nodes: Word Order Variation in German and Korean
  Laura Kallmeyer, University of Paris 7
  SinWon Yoon, University of Paris 7

• Subclasses of Tree Adjoining Grammar for RNA Secondary Structure
  Yuki Kato, Nara Institute of Science and Technology
  Hiroyuki Seki, Nara Institute of Science and Technology
  Tadao Kasami, Nara Institute of Science and Technology

• SuperTagging and Full Parsing
  Alexis Nasr, University of Paris 7
  Owen Rambow, Columbia University

• Computing Semantic Representation: Towards ACG Abstract Terms as Derivation Trees
  Sylvain Pogodalla, LORIA

• Tree-adjoining Grammars for Optimality Theory Syntax
  Virginia Savova, Johns Hopkins University
  Robert Frank, Johns Hopkins University

• Semantic Reconstruction for how many-Questions in LTAG
  Tatjana Scheffler, University of Pennsylvania

• Synchronous Grammars as Tree Transducers
  Stuart M. Shieber, Harvard University

• Why SuperTagging is Hard
  François Toussenel, University of Paris 7

• Generalizing Subcategorization Frames Acquired from Corpora Using Lexicalized Grammars
  Naoki Yoshinaga, University of Tokyo
  Jun'ichi Tsujii, JST

Poster Presentations

• LTAG Semantics for NP-Coordination
  Olga Babko-Malaya, University of Pennsylvania

• Semantics of VP Coordination in LTAG
  Eva Banik, University of Pennsylvania

• Verification of Lexicalized Tree Adjoining Grammars
  Valerie Barr, Hofstra University
  Ellen Siefring, Hofstra University

• Metagrammars: A New Implementation for FTAG
  Sébastien Barrier, University of Paris 7
  Nicolas Barrier, University of Paris 7

• Sentences with Two Subordinate Clauses: Syntactic and Semantic Analyses, Underspecified Semantic Representation
  Laurence Danlos, University of Paris 7

• TAG Parsing as Model Elimination
  Ralph Debusmann, University of the Saarland
  Denys Duchier, LORIA
  Marco Kuhlmann, University of the Saarland
  Stefan Thater, University of the Saarland

• LTAG Semantics with Semantic Unification
  Laura Kallmeyer, University of Paris 7
  Maribel Romero, University of Pennsylvania

• Assigning XTAG Trees to VerbNet
  Neville Ryant, University of Pennsylvania
  Karin Kipper, University of Pennsylvania

• Expanding Tree Adjoining Grammar to Create Junction Grammar Trees
  Ron Millett, Brigham Young University
  Deryle Lonsdale, Brigham Young University

• Context-free Approximation of LTAG towards CFG Filtering
  Kenta Oouchida, University of Tokyo
  Naoki Yoshinaga, University of Tokyo
  Jun'ichi Tsujii, JST

• On Scrambling, Another Perspective
  James Rogers, Earlham College

• LTAG Semantics for Questions
  Maribel Romero, University of Pennsylvania
  Laura Kallmeyer, University of Paris 7
  Olga Babko-Malaya, University of Pennsylvania

• Nondeterministic LTAG Derivation Tree Extraction
  Libin Shen, University of Pennsylvania

• Deriving Syntactic Structure in Ellipsis
  Will Thompson, Northwestern University and Motorola Labs

• Using a Meta-Grammar for LTAG Korean Grammar
  SinWon Yoon, University of Paris 7

All the presentations are accompanied by full papers in the TAG+7 proceedings.