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CORBON 2016: Coreference Resolution Beyond OntoNotes NAACL HLT 2016 Workshop Maciej Ogrodniczuk and Vincent Ng June 16, 2016 Main Goals Coreference resolution for less-researched languages Non-identity coreference e.g., bridging


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CORBON 2016: Coreference Resolution Beyond OntoNotes

NAACL HLT 2016 Workshop Maciej Ogrodniczuk and Vincent Ng June 16, 2016

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Main Goals

  • Coreference resolution for less-researched languages
  • Non-identity coreference

– e.g., bridging references

  • Less-researched phenomena

– e.g., ellipsis, split antecedents, reference to abstract entities

  • Difficult cases of anaphora and coreference

– e.g. those whose resolution requiring discourse and pragmatic knowledge

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Submissions

  • Deadline: March 6
  • 20 submissions
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Topics

  • Question answering
  • Event anaphora
  • Cataphora, generic anaphors, metonymy
  • Bridging
  • Abstract entities
  • Anaphoric connectives
  • VP ellipsis
  • Split antecedents
  • Annotation projection
  • Coreference for NLP applications: Slot filling
  • Identify coreference
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Topics

  • Question answering
  • Event anaphora
  • Cataphora, generic anaphors, metonymy
  • Bridging
  • Abstract entities
  • Anaphoric connectives
  • VP ellipsis
  • Split antecedents
  • Annotation projection
  • Coreference for NLP applications: Slot filling
  • Identify coreference
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Topics

  • Question answering
  • Event anaphora
  • Cataphora, generic anaphors, metonymy
  • Bridging
  • Abstract entities
  • Anaphoric connectives
  • VP ellipsis
  • Split antecedents
  • Annotation projection
  • Coreference for NLP applications: Slot filling
  • Identify coreference
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Submissions: Languages Investigated

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 English Russian German Hindi Tamil Basque Polish Czech

  • No. of submissions
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Paper Reviewing and Selection

  • Each submission was reviewed by three PC members
  • Reviewers rated each paper on a seven-point scale

– 3: Strong accept – 2: Accept – 1: Weak accept – 0: Borderline – -1: Weak reject – -2: Reject – -3: Strong reject

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Paper Reviewing and Selection

  • Accepted all submissions with a positive average score
  • Rejected all submissions with an average score of 0 or

below with one exception

– average score of 0 (+3, 0, -3)

  • Accepted 13 of the 20 submissions
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Program Committee

Anders Björkelund Antonio Branco Dan Cristea Sobha Lalitha Devi Lars Hellan Veronique Hoste Yufang Hou Sandra Kübler Sebastian Martschat Ruslan Mitkov Costanza Navaretta Anna Nedoluzhko Vincent Ng Michal Novak Maciej Ogrodniczuk Constantin Orasan Simone Paolo Ponzetto Massimo Poesio Sameer Pradhan Marta Recasens Agata Savary Olga Uryupina Yannick Versley Desislava Zhekova Heike Zinsmeister

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Shared Task

  • Goal: To investigate how well one can build a coreference

resolver for a "surprise" language for which only a small amount

  • f coreference-annotated data is available for training
  • Motivation: To promote development of coreference

technologies that are applicable to a larger number of languages than currently possible

  • Data: 350K-token manually annotated corpus for Polish, links to
  • ther available Polish data, scorer, documentation
  • Tracks:

– Coreference resolution on extracted mentions (CREME) – Coreference resolution on plain text (CROP)

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Workshop Schedule

  • Session 1 (9:00-10:30)

– Invited talk by Michael Strube + 1 short talk

  • Morning coffee break (10:30-11:00)
  • Session 2 (11:00-12:30)

– 3 long talks

  • Lunch break (12:30-14:00)
  • Session 3 (14:00-15:30)

– Invited talk by Andy Kehler + 1 long talk

  • Afternoon coffee break (15:30-16:00)
  • Session 4 (16:00-17:30)

– One-minute madness + poster session

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Feedback

  • Let us know your feedback during and after

the workshop

– Planning for future workshops – JNLE special issue proposal

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Announcements

  • Oral presenters

– Email Maciej your slides by the end of the day today

  • Poster and 1-minute madness presenters

– Load your slide(s) into Maciej’s laptop during the afternoon coffee break – Set up your poster during afternoon coffee break – Email Maciej the PDF version of your poster by the end of the day today