DELPH-IN Developers Meeting
This page contains some information about the DELPH-IN developers meeting to be held at CSLI in 2007-03. We are trying a shorter meeting where people can talk about what they are doing and what they want to do, in an attempt to coordinate our efforts. Many potential participants are likely to be at CSLI a bit before/after the meeting, so individual issues can be worked on then.
- Date
- Mar 1--2, 2007
- Place
- CSLI, Stanford University
- Participants
EmilyBender, FrancisBond, AnnCopestake, DanFlickinger, StephanOepen, UlrichSchaefer, TimothyBaldwin.
Proposed Timetable
The timetable has been left deliberately underspecified.
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Morning (10:00-12:00) |
Afternoon (13:30-17:30) |
Thursday (Cordura 104) |
What have we done: 15+ minutes/site --- Agenda Setting |
What are we planning to do? |
Friday (Cordura 100) |
Funding possibilities |
Wrap up |
Topics
- Site reports
- DPF: CSLI
- Oe: Oslo/Logon
- FCB: NTT and NICT
- AAC: Cambridge
- US: DFKI and UdS
- TB: Melbourne
- EB: Washington (afternoon)
- Agenda
- When and where should the next summit be?
- incorporating WSD with parsing (FCB)
- Idiom checking in pet
- pragmatics
- font issues
- SBCL
- lextype DB
- parse-selection (unsupervised)
- testing
- Delphin Acknowledgments
- multilingual super tagging
- harmonizing analayses
- authorship
- broad support for the idea of page ownership for core pages
- (loose concept of) "developer notes" vs. "user notes" to differentiate implicit level of support/commitment to content of page
- quality control of user notes not by explicit checking/correction on the part of the developer(s) but by developer(s) giving (time-stamped) endorsement to pages iff they agree that the content is correct
- funding
- make list of grants which make use of DELPH-IN resources/are carried out under the DELPH-IN banner
- loose mechanism for synchronising on grant applications to facilitate co-funding grant opportunities
- co-laboratories/cyber-infrastructure as means for future funding?
- application areas: ontology extraction? natural language querying of DBs? intelligent bots?
- JHU style workshop where we build an application over a period of weeks?
