时       间： 2019.12.18

地       点： Greece希腊 Athens雅典 Athena RIC雅典娜信息交流与知识技术研究和创新中心

主办单位： 雅典娜信息交流与知识技术研究和创新中心-言语和语言加工研究所

与会人数： 待定

Workshop on Measurements in Linguistic Studies (LingMeasure)

语言计量研究工作坊

Date日期: 2019.12.18

Location地点: Athens, Greece 雅典，希腊

Contact Person联系人: Stella Markantonatou

Web Site会议网址: https://www.athenarc.gr/el/events/workshop-measurements-linguistic-studies

Linguistic Field(s)所涉语言学分支: Applied Linguistics应用语言学; Cognitive Science认知科学; Computational Linguistics计算语言学; Language Acquisition语言习得; Psycholinguistics心理语言学

Call Deadline征稿截止: 2019.10.15

Meeting Description会议详情:

The grounding of language to behavioral data is dictated by everyday experience because humans use the same verbal means to refer to tasks that they perform using different modalities, for instance, the verb‘eat’ denotes, among others, a combination of movements of the hands and of the mouth and its parts along with a strong haptic component. It seems then that language is able to denote complex systems of kinaesthetic events. The combined study of the different modalities could be seen as a quest for the better understanding of the notion “linguistic sign”, in other words, of the relation between the signifier and the signified. It could also be seen as an effort to clarify whether modalities are the prism through which we see the world or, whether they are our mind’s expression. State-of-the-art research in linguistics collects visual, acoustic, haptic, kinesthetic and electrophysiological data with methods such as eyetracking glasses, electroencephalography and motion and electrodermal activity capture. It often studies multimodal data together with symbolic representations of linguistic data, for purposes that range from revealing the mechanisms of language comprehension (for instance, with eye-tracking and rating experiments in psycholinguistics) to developing author authentication methods (for instance, through typewriting pattern recognition) to studying brain diseases (for instance, using eyetracking to study developmental and acquired language disorders).

Multimodal studies on various aspects of work on Modern Greek have been going on for some time. Ιn this workshop, we would like to bring together researchers who adopt multimodal experimental methods in Greek Linguistics and offer a comprehensive view of the ongoing work.

2nd Call for Papers二次征稿:

-Deadline extension-

Abstracts摘要:

We invite two-page abstracts including references (11pt, single space, margins 2cm). It is our intention to publish selected contributions with an academic publisher (to be announced soon).

Topics (non-exhaustive)主题:

- analysis of current behavioral and language models

- research methodology for the better understanding of language disorders

- mechanisms involved in language and memory and their interaction with visual input

- computational modeling of human vision and language

- human-robot interaction

- image and video labeling and annotation

- machine learning models across different modalities

- multimodal human-computer interaction

- multimodal spatial semantics recognition

- novel tasks which combine language and behavioral data

- understanding the relationship between language and behavioral data

- multimodal grounded language understanding

- language annotation schemes

Invited Speakers邀请报告:

Maria Kambanaros, Cyprus University of Technology, Department of Rehabilitation Sciences

Anna Papafragou, University of Pennsylvania, Department of Linguistics

Spyridoula Varlokosta, National Kapodistrian University of Athens, Department of Linguistics

PhD candidates/Postdocs:

limited support is available for 2-3 selected presenters (please indicate it at your submission email)

Important Dates重要日期:

15 November 2019: Deadline for Workshop Abstracts

30 November 2019: Notification of acceptance

18 December 2019: Workshop Date

Contact and paper submission联系和提前交: delosisEUprojectgmail.com

Webpage网站: https://www.athenarc.gr/el/events/workshop-measurements-linguistic-studies