Our paper, “Towards Unified, Dynamic, and Annotation-based Visualizations and Exploration of Annotated Big Data Corpora with the Help of Unified Corpus Explorer,” has been accepted to the Systems Demonstrations Track of the 2025 Annual Conference of the North American Chapter…
Referential Transparency Theory, mainly developed by lab member Andy Lücking, is honored with its own entry in the upcoming Dictionary on Semantics and Pragmatics Wörterbücher zur Sprach- und Kommunikationswissenschaft (WSK) — Semantik und Pragmatik. Watch out for updates!
The following article was published in the journal SoftwareX: Docker Unified UIMA Interface: New perspectives for NLP on big data
The following publication was accepted at the DHd 2025 in Bielefeld, Germany (03. – 07.03.2025). DUUI: A Toolbox for the Construction of a new Kind of Natural Language Processing
The Bundestags-Mine has been nominated for the Innovation Prize of the Goethe-University! A final pitch will take place on December 10th, 2024 at 6 PM in the Festsaal Casino at Campus Westend. All the finalists will compete for the final…
The following publications have been published in the special issue New Review of Hypermedia and Multimedia: Viki LibraRy: Collaborative Hypertext Browsing and Navigation in Virtual Reality Geo-spatial Hypertext in Virtual Reality: Mapping and Navigating Global News Event Spaces
The Semantics and Pragmatics of Dialogue, September 11th – 12th, 2024 On gesture semantics: On brain-based semantics:
Our paper, “Finding Needles in Emb(a)dding Haystacks: Legal Document Retrieval via Bagging and SVR Ensembles,” has been accepted to the 2nd Workshop on Legal Information Retrieval Meets AI. In this work, we present an approach that leverages embedding spaces, bootstrap…
The following publications have been accepted at the Hypertext in Poznan, Poland. Measuring Group Creativity of Dialogic Interaction Systems by Means of Remote Entailment Analysis Towards dynamic event handling, environment modification and user feedback in VR-Simulations with the help of…
Alexander Mehler, Alexander Henlein and Andy Lücking will present work on “Virtually Restricting Modalities in Interactions: Va.Si.Li-Lab for Experimental Multimodal Research” and on “The Gesture–Prosody Link in Multimodal Grammar” at MMSYM 2024.
