All aspects of dealing with such problems are welcome, including morphological, syntactic and semantic processing. Exchange ideas and experiences on word segmentation among Asian researchers as well as between Asian and Western researchers. Theories and applications of tokenization and dictionary construction techniques for languages that do not put space between words, such as Chinese, Japanese, and Thai. Integrating natural language generation and speech synthesis. Controlled languages are increasingly used to enhance readability, facilitate automatic processing of documents, and guide input to generation systems.
Important concerns are the development and enforcement of controlled languages.
Discussing empirical and theoretical studies on psychologically motivated computational models of human language processes, as opposed to NLP applications, emphasizing non-introspective data, statistical methods, and the relationship between linguistic competence and performance. Computational studies involving processes such as lexical access, parsing, interpretation, generation, disambiguation, acquisition. Before submitting a paper to a Thematic Session, you should read the information about each of these themes provided on the separate web pages. During the conference itself, some sessions may be video-taped. Presenters will be alerted to this possibility and will be able to request that the cameras are turned off during their presentations.