spoken language processing

With the recent advances in the field of Computational Linguistics (CL) brought on by rapid developments in neural models, the goal of this conference is to focus on the application of AI/ML in NLP and CL. The ACLing 2021 aims to bring together leading academicians, scientists, researchers and practitioners from all over the world to exchange new ideas and the latest results in Computational Linguistics and NLP; a field that has become increasingly important. The scope of the conference encompasses the theory and practice of all aspects of AI/ML in Computational Linguistics.

Visiting Assistant Professor in Computational Linguistics and Language Science

Detailed Job Description:

The Department of English invites applications for a Visiting Assistant Professor position, beginning in January 2018, with specialization in computational linguistics and/or innovative technical or scientific methods in language science at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT), with a focus on one or more areas of application. Possible areas include:

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PROPOR'2012

The 10th International Conference on the Computational
Processing of Portuguese

http://www.propor2012.org/

Coimbra, Portugal April 17-20, 2012

Paper Submission Deadline: November 6, 2011

Keynote Speakers: Robert Berwick (MIT)
Paul Boersma (University of Amsterdam)

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PROPOR'2012

The 10th International Conference on the Computational
Processing of Portuguese

http://www.propor2012.org/

Coimbra, Portugal April 17-20, 2012

Paper Submission Deadline: November 6, 2011

Keynote Speaker: Robert Berwick (MIT, USA)
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The International Conference on Computational Processing of Portuguese (PROPOR)

The University of Colorado is offering a remarkable opportunity for people
interested in Computational Linguistics to be brought up to date with the
latest developments and trends in 4 short weeks.

This is part of the Linguistic Institute 2011 in Boulder (see below), which
offers an unusually wide range of Computational Linguistics courses by
renowned
researchers, covering everything from
spoken language recognition (Dan Jurafsky, Mari Ostendorf, Julia
Hirschberg)
to statistical parsing (Rebecca Hwa)
to Lexical semantics (Christiane Fellbaum)