AINL 2018

Программа конференции включает в себя презентации ключевых докладчиков, тьюториалы и исследовательские доклады с публикацией работ.

Также во время индустриальной сессии выступят представители индустрии, расскажут о применении ML, AI и NLP в рабочих задачах. Планируется также постерная и демо-секция, на которых можно представить работы на начальных стадиях или показать прототипы систем. Заявки на постерную, демо и индустриальную сессию принимаются до 15 сентября включительно.

Принятые исследовательские доклады:

Avoiding Echo-Responses in a Retrieval-Based Conversation System

Denis Fedorenko, Nikita Smetanin and Artem Rodichev

Supervised Mover's Distance: A simple model for sentence comparison

Muktabh Mayank Srivastava

Direct-Bridge Combination Scenario for Persian-Spanish Minimal Parallel-Resource Statistical Machine Translation

Benyamin Ahmadnia, Javier Serrano, Gholamreza Haffari and Nik-Mohammad Balouchzahi

Deep Convolutional Networks for Supervised Morpheme Segmentation of Russian Language

Alexey Sorokin and Anastasia Kravtsova

Cleaning up after a Party: Post-processing Thesaurus Crowdsourced Data

Oksana Antropova, Elena Arslanova, Maxim Shaposhnikov, Pavel Braslavski and Mihail Mukhin

A model-free comorbidities-based events prediction in ICU unit

Tatiana Malygina and Ivan Drokin

Profiling the age of Russian bloggers

Tatiana Litvinova, Alexandr Sboev and Polina Panicheva

A comparative study of publicly available Russian sentiment lexicons

Evgeny Kotelnikov, Tatiana Peskisheva, Anastasia Kotelnikova and Elena Razova

Smart Context Generation for Disambiguation to Wikipedia

Andrey Sysoev and Irina Nikishina

Acoustic Features of Speech of Typically Developing Children Aged 5-16 Years

Aleksey Grigorev, Olga Frolova and Elena Lyakso

Stierlitz Meets SVM: Humor Detection in Russian

Anton Ermilov, Natasha Murashkina, Valeria Goryacheva and Pavel Braslavski

Interractive Attention Network for Adverse Drug Reaction Classification

Ilseyar Alimova and Valery Solovyev

Explicit Semantic Analysis as a Means for Topic Labelling

Anna Kriukova, Aliia Erofeeva, Olga Mitrofanova and Kirill Sukharev

A Multi-Feature Classifier for Verbal Metaphor Identification in Russian Texts

Yulia Badryzlova and Polina Panicheva

Lemmatization for ancient languages: rules or neural networks?

Oksana Dereza

Automatic mining of discourse connectives for Russian

Svetlana Toldova, Dina Pisarevskaya and Maria Koboseva

Four Keys to Topic Interpretability in Topic Modeling

Andrey Mavrin, Andrey Filchenkov and Sergei Koltcov

Named Entity Recognition in Russian with Word Representation Learned by a Bidirectional Language Model

Georgy Konoplich, Evgeny Putin, Andrey Filchenkov and Roman Rybka

Modeling Propaganda Battle: Decision-Making, Homophily and Echo Chambers

Alexander Petrov and Olga Proncheva