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 -8-July-2018-Fifth-Workshop-on-Natural-Language-an
 d-Computer-Science-NLCS-2018-Oxford-England
DTSTAMP:20171120T143558
SUMMARY:Fifth Workshop on Natural Language and Com
 puter Science (NLCS 2018), Oxford, England
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180707
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180708
LOCATION:Oxford, England
DESCRIPTION:Formal tools coming from logic and cat
 egory theory are important in both natural languag
 e semantics and in computational semantics. Moreov
 er, work on these tools borrows heavily from all a
 reas of theoretical computer science. In the other
  direction, applications having to do with natural
  language has inspired developments on the formal 
 side. The workshop, affiliated with Federated Logi
 c Conference (FLoC) 2018, invites papers on both t
 opics. Invited speaker: Ann Copestake, University 
 of Cambridge.  Specific topics includes, but are n
 ot limited to: logic for semantics of lexical item
 s, sentences, discourse and dialog, continuations 
 in natural language semantics, formal tools in tex
 tual inference, such as logics for natural languag
 e inference, applications of category theory in se
 mantics, linear logic in semantics, formal approac
 hes to unifying data-driven and declarative approa
 ches to semantics.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>\n  <p>Formal to
 ols coming from logic and category theory are impo
 rtant in both natural language semantics and in co
 mputational semantics. Moreover, work on these too
 ls borrows heavily from all areas of theoretical c
 omputer science. In the other direction, applicati
 ons having to do with natural language has inspire
 d developments on the formal side. The workshop,&n
 bsp;affiliated with Federated Logic Conference (FL
 oC) 2018, invites papers on both topics. Invited s
 peaker: Ann Copestake, University of Cambridge.</p
 >\n</div><div>\n  <p>Specific topics includes, but
  are not limited to: logic for semantics of lexica
 l items, sentences, discourse and dialog, continua
 tions in natural language semantics, formal tools 
 in textual inference, such as logics for natural l
 anguage inference, applications of category theory
  in semantics, linear logic in semantics, formal a
 pproaches to unifying data-driven and declarative 
 approaches to semantics.</p>\n</div>
URL:http://www.indiana.edu/~iulg/nlcs.html
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