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Liesbeth Augustinus (University of Leuven): A head-supplement analysis of Dutch quotative van
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David Gyorfi (University of Surrey): Challenges in Kazakh Auxiliary selection
Laura Michaelis (University of Colorado Boulder): Null Instantiation in Sign-Based Construction Grammar (Rui Chaves, Paul Kay & Laura Michaelis)
Olga Zamaraeva & Guy Emerson (University of Washington & University of Cambridge): Multiple Question Fronting without Relational Constraints: An analysis of Russian as a basis for cross-linguistic modeling
Petter Haugereid (Western Norway Univ. of Applied Sciences): An incremental approach to verb clusters in German
Shuichi Yatabe (University of Tokyo): The internal readings of symmetrical adjectives and adverbials
Frank Richter (Goethe University Frankfurt): Recursive adjectival modification in CLLRS
Gosse Bouma: Enhanced Universal Dependencies and its relationship to HPSG
Abstract: On the relationship between (Enhanced) Universal Dependencies and Phrase Structure Grammar
Recent work on neural parsing using pre-trained language models has shown that accurate dependency parsing requires very little supervision, and no induction of grammar rules in the traditional sense. We show that this even holds for dependency annotation that goes beyond labeled edges between word tokens, and that is able to capture much of the same information as that of richer phrase based models such as HPSG. Second, we show that dependency parsing can still benefit from a combination with phrase based syntax, not unlike that of HPSG, and that such combinations might be readily available for many of the treebanks in the UD corpus.
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Displaying times of talks and scheduling talks and QA sessions
We now found a way to display the times of talks according to the time zone of the person viewing the program. We just enter the program in a normal calendar and use a wordpress plugin to display the calendar. ICS Calendar is a good plugin that can be configured to output a list of events with the associated time.
Another issue is how to start the conference. We decided to put a full invited talk first and schedule the other invited talks, which have prerecorded videos, for the other two days.