European Natural Language Processing Summit
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This post discusses the highlights of the 1st EurNLP, wrote with @ChaiHaixia. Great time at @eurnlp #EurNLP2019
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It has been an awesome day indeed! Great to see a new European event with a bar set this high. Can't wait for the next @eurnlp !
#EurNLP2019 what a success!
Thank you @riedelcastro, @barbara_plank, and @seb_ruder for a great NLP event!
Looking forward for more EurNLPs to come! @eurnlp #NLProc
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The slides of my @eurnlp talk on node embeddings are now at www2.aueb.gr/users/ion/docs/…. The video of the talk can be found at facebook.com/eurnlp/ (Session 2, after J. Nivre, B. Webber).
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Thanks to @eurnlp for a great day talking about NLP close to home. Can we have a session on the environmental impact of NLP next year? More layers = more responsibility AND more energy. What can NLP do to stop climate change?
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Had a great time at @eurnlp, interesting posters, and great talks, thanks @seb_ruder, @barbara_plank, @riedelcastro, and rest of the organizers for making it possible. #EurNLP2019
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@biancascarlini in action at @eurnlp. Come by our poster to know more about OneSeC or visit trainomatic.org/onesec
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@anne_lauscher presenting our general framework for debiasing distributional representations (DEBIE) @eurnlp @dwsunima joint work with @licwu @spponzius
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.@eurnlp was a really wonderful opportunity to start my masters in Sheffield. A big thank to the EurNLP organizers! And thanks for those who gave me some advice during the poster session!
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Had a great day yesterday at @eurnlp! Many good talks and interesting conversations. Thanks @barbara_plank, @seb_ruder and the rest of the team for organizing a great event!
#EurNLP2019
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"The future of NLP is not about bigger models, it's about bigger ideas" Phil Blunsom in #EurNLP2019 panel on Academia and Industry in NLP (with Bonnie Webber, @lspecia, André Martins, @dirk_hovy, Angela Fan & chair @_rockt)
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For those on the sidelines, the epistemic upheaval in natural language processing right now is truly glorious #EurNLP
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Back after lunch Gemma Boleda serves some Italian coffee illustrating 'Generic and situation-specific information in distributed representations' #EurNLP
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Spending my morning with @eurnlp. Nothing pairs better with your coffee than a little #AI #NLProc.
#eurnlp @facebookai
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@natschluter giving us some theory to digest in her last talk before lunch: walking us through her proof that projective max spanning tree decoding cannot be solved significantly faster than in cubic time (O(n^3)); more details in #NAACL19 article aclweb.org/anthology/N19-102… #EurNLP
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Bonnie Webber on divergences in annotations of discourse relations #EurNLP2019 @eurnlp
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Next, Bonnie Webber talks about implicit relations in discourse. A nice example of discourse coherence:
The explicit and implicit inferences people make when following a recipe. @eurnlp #EurNLP2019
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Conclusion: Is the end of supervised parsing in sight? Maybe.
Future parsing models may no longer perform structured prediction and may no longer require explicit supervision.
We have to see how simple they will be (more on that in @natschluter's talk at the end of the session)
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“Is the end of supervised parsing in sight? Twelve years later”, Joakim Nivre’s talk #EurNLP2019
