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You must characterize your submission by entering its track, as well as three topics, in the boxes below. The track selections describe a very broad taxonomy for the entire focus area of the conference, i.e., language resources. Please select the track in which you believe your submission should be reviewed, i.e., the track that best corresponds to your contribution. Note that the "General" track should be selected only in case none of the others apply, e.g., for submissions on very general issues. Track: Evaluation Multimodality Speech Terminology Written General Additionally, you must select three topic areas from the pull-down menus below. These topic choices will help determine the reviewers for your submission, within its track. Topic #1: <select> Acquisition, Machine Learning Anaphora, Coreference Authoring tools, proofing Controlled languages Corpus (creation, annotation, etc.) Dialogue & Natural Interactivity Digital libraries Discourse Document Classification, Text categorisation Emotions Endangered languages Evaluation methodologies Generation Grammars Handwriting Information Extraction, Information Retrieval Knowledge representation Language modelling Lexicon, lexical database LR web services LR Infrastructures and Architectures LR national/international projects, organizational/policy issues Machine Translation, SpeechToSpeech Translation Metadata Morphology Multilinguality MultiWord Expressions & Collocations Named Entity recognition Ontologies Paraphrasing Parsing Systems Phonetic Databases, Phonology Profiling Prosody Question Answering Semantic Web Semantics Sign language Speech recognition and understanding Speech resource/database Speech synthesis, Text-to-speech systems Standards for LRs Statistical methods Summarisation Syntax Tagging Text mining Tools, systems, applications Topic detection & tracking Typological databases Usability, user satisfaction Validation of LRs Word Sense Disambiguation Other Topic #2: <select> Acquisition, Machine Learning Anaphora, Coreference Authoring tools, proofing Controlled languages Corpus (creation, annotation, etc.) Dialogue & Natural Interactivity Digital libraries Discourse Document Classification, Text categorisation Emotions Endangered languages Evaluation methodologies Generation Grammars Handwriting Information Extraction, Information Retrieval Knowledge representation Language modelling Lexicon, lexical database LR web services LR Infrastructures and Architectures LR national/international projects, organizational/policy issues Machine Translation, SpeechToSpeech Translation Metadata Morphology Multilinguality MultiWord Expressions & Collocations Named Entity recognition Ontologies Paraphrasing Parsing Systems Phonetic Databases, Phonology Profiling Prosody Question Answering Semantic Web Semantics Sign language Speech recognition and understanding Speech resource/database Speech synthesis, Text-to-speech systems Standards for LRs Statistical methods Summarisation Syntax Tagging Text mining Tools, systems, applications Topic detection & tracking Typological databases Usability, user satisfaction Validation of LRs Word Sense Disambiguation Other Topic #3: <select> Acquisition, Machine Learning Anaphora, Coreference Authoring tools, proofing Controlled languages Corpus (creation, annotation, etc.) Dialogue & Natural Interactivity Digital libraries Discourse Document Classification, Text categorisation Emotions Endangered languages Evaluation methodologies Generation Grammars Handwriting Information Extraction, Information Retrieval Knowledge representation Language modelling Lexicon, lexical database LR web services LR Infrastructures and Architectures LR national/international projects, organizational/policy issues Machine Translation, SpeechToSpeech Translation Metadata Morphology Multilinguality MultiWord Expressions & Collocations Named Entity recognition Ontologies Paraphrasing Parsing Systems Phonetic Databases, Phonology Profiling Prosody Question Answering Semantic Web Semantics Sign language Speech recognition and understanding Speech resource/database Speech synthesis, Text-to-speech systems Standards for LRs Statistical methods Summarisation Syntax Tagging Text mining Tools, systems, applications Topic detection & tracking Typological databases Usability, user satisfaction Validation of LRs Word Sense Disambiguation Other
Track: Evaluation Multimodality Speech Terminology Written General
Additionally, you must select three topic areas from the pull-down menus below. These topic choices will help determine the reviewers for your submission, within its track.
Topic #1: <select> Acquisition, Machine Learning Anaphora, Coreference Authoring tools, proofing Controlled languages Corpus (creation, annotation, etc.) Dialogue & Natural Interactivity Digital libraries Discourse Document Classification, Text categorisation Emotions Endangered languages Evaluation methodologies Generation Grammars Handwriting Information Extraction, Information Retrieval Knowledge representation Language modelling Lexicon, lexical database LR web services LR Infrastructures and Architectures LR national/international projects, organizational/policy issues Machine Translation, SpeechToSpeech Translation Metadata Morphology Multilinguality MultiWord Expressions & Collocations Named Entity recognition Ontologies Paraphrasing Parsing Systems Phonetic Databases, Phonology Profiling Prosody Question Answering Semantic Web Semantics Sign language Speech recognition and understanding Speech resource/database Speech synthesis, Text-to-speech systems Standards for LRs Statistical methods Summarisation Syntax Tagging Text mining Tools, systems, applications Topic detection & tracking Typological databases Usability, user satisfaction Validation of LRs Word Sense Disambiguation Other Topic #2: <select> Acquisition, Machine Learning Anaphora, Coreference Authoring tools, proofing Controlled languages Corpus (creation, annotation, etc.) Dialogue & Natural Interactivity Digital libraries Discourse Document Classification, Text categorisation Emotions Endangered languages Evaluation methodologies Generation Grammars Handwriting Information Extraction, Information Retrieval Knowledge representation Language modelling Lexicon, lexical database LR web services LR Infrastructures and Architectures LR national/international projects, organizational/policy issues Machine Translation, SpeechToSpeech Translation Metadata Morphology Multilinguality MultiWord Expressions & Collocations Named Entity recognition Ontologies Paraphrasing Parsing Systems Phonetic Databases, Phonology Profiling Prosody Question Answering Semantic Web Semantics Sign language Speech recognition and understanding Speech resource/database Speech synthesis, Text-to-speech systems Standards for LRs Statistical methods Summarisation Syntax Tagging Text mining Tools, systems, applications Topic detection & tracking Typological databases Usability, user satisfaction Validation of LRs Word Sense Disambiguation Other Topic #3: <select> Acquisition, Machine Learning Anaphora, Coreference Authoring tools, proofing Controlled languages Corpus (creation, annotation, etc.) Dialogue & Natural Interactivity Digital libraries Discourse Document Classification, Text categorisation Emotions Endangered languages Evaluation methodologies Generation Grammars Handwriting Information Extraction, Information Retrieval Knowledge representation Language modelling Lexicon, lexical database LR web services LR Infrastructures and Architectures LR national/international projects, organizational/policy issues Machine Translation, SpeechToSpeech Translation Metadata Morphology Multilinguality MultiWord Expressions & Collocations Named Entity recognition Ontologies Paraphrasing Parsing Systems Phonetic Databases, Phonology Profiling Prosody Question Answering Semantic Web Semantics Sign language Speech recognition and understanding Speech resource/database Speech synthesis, Text-to-speech systems Standards for LRs Statistical methods Summarisation Syntax Tagging Text mining Tools, systems, applications Topic detection & tracking Typological databases Usability, user satisfaction Validation of LRs Word Sense Disambiguation Other
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