Conference Program

The time slot for a presentation is approximately 25 minutes.

Friday December 5, 2014

Section: Language modelling
chair: Aleš Horák

• Vít Baisa
  Character-based Language Model
• Zuzana Nevěřilová and Barbora Ulipová
  A System for Predictive Writing
• Jan Rygl
  One System to Solve Them All
• Vít Baisa, Josef Bušta, and Aleš Horák
  Improving Coverage of Translation Memories with Language Modelling

Section: Text Corpora
chair: Karel Pala

• Miloš Jakubíček and Pavel Rychlý
  Optimization of Regular Expression Evaluation within the ManateeCorpus Management System
• Victoria V. Kazakovskaya and Maria V. Khokhlova
  Modus Questions: Query Models and Frequency in Russian Text Corpora
• Vojtěch Kovář, Pavel Rychlý, and Miloš Jakubíček
  Low Inter-Annotator Agreement = An Ill-Defined Problem?
• Vít Baisa and Vít Suchomel
  SkELL: Web Interface for English Language Learning
• Jan Michelfeit, Jan Pomikálek, and Vít Suchomel
  Text Tokenisation Using unitok
• Pavel Rychlý
  Finding the Best Name for a Set of Words Automatically

Saturday December 6, 2014

Section: Semantics and Information Retrieval
chair: Vojtěch Kovář

• Jan Rygl and Marek Medveď
  Style Markers Based on Stop-word List
• Barbora Ulipová and Marek Grác
  Separating Named Entities
• Zuzana Nevěřilová and Vít Suchomel
  Intelligent Search and Replace for Czech Phrases
• Partha Pakray and Petr Sojka
  An Architecture for Scientific Document Retrieval: Using Textual andMath Entailment Modules

Section: Morphology and Lexicon
chair: Pavel Rychlý

• Marek Medveď and Aleš Horák
  SQAD: Simple Question Answering Database
• Adam Rambousek, Aleš Horák, Vít Suchomel, and Lucia Kocincová
  Semiautomatic Building and Extension of Terminological Thesaurusfor Land Surveying Domain
• Vít Baisa, Karel Pala, Zdeňka Sitová, and Jakub Vonšovský
  Mapping Czech and English Valency Lexicons: Preliminary Report
• Pavel Šmerk
  Tools for Fast Morphological Analysis Based on Finite State Automata
  

Sunday December 7, 2014

Closing the Workshop