June 20, 2008
Columbus, Ohio |
an ACL 2008 Workshop |
The list of accepted papers is now out:
Natural language, as an input type, has unique characteristics that present special problems for software testing, quality assurance, and even requirements specification. This workshop will stimulate research in all areas of software engineering for natural language processing. The goals of this workshop include raising awareness of the need for good software engineering practices in NLP, stimulating research on same, and disseminating the results of current work in this area.
The target audience is researchers interested in natural language processing software, including standardization and testing.
Organizer | Affiliation |
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K. Bretonnel Cohen | MITRE |
Bob Carpenter | Alias-i |
Member | Affiliation |
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William A. Baumgartner, Jr. | U. Colorado School of Medicine |
Hamish Cunningham | U. Sheffield |
Dan Flickinger | Stanford |
Michael Gamon | Microsoft |
Martin Jansche | |
Marc Light | Thomson |
James Lyle | Microsoft |
Kevin Markey | Silver Creek Systems |
Stephan Oepen | Stanford U. |
Martha Palmer | U. Colorado at Boulder |
Jeff Reynar | |
Jun’ichi Tsujii | U. Tokyo and UK National Centre for Text Mining |
Martin Volk | U. Stockholm |
Scott A. Waterman | PowerSet |