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CICLing 2019
International Conference on Computational Linguistics and Intelligent Text Processing
Event in series	CICLing
Dates	2019/04/07 (iCal) - 2019/04/13
Homepage:	https://www.cicling.org/2019/
Location
Location:	La Rochelle, FR/NAQ, France
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Committees
General chairs:	Alexander Gelbukh
PC chairs:	Antoine Doucet
Keynote speaker:	Preslav Nakov, Paolo Rosso, Lucia Specia, Carlo Strapparava
Table of Contents
Contents 1 Event Rating 2 Areas of interest 2.1 Computational linguistics research: 2.2 Intelligent text and speech processing and their applications:

Areas of interest

Computational linguistics research:

Computational linguistic theories and formalisms
Representation of linguistic knowledge
Lexical resources
Morphology, syntax, semantics
Discourse models
Ambiguity resolution
Anaphora resolution
Word sense disambiguation
Recognizing textual entailment
Text generation
Machine translation
etc.

Intelligent text and speech processing and their applications:

Opinion mining, sentiment analysis, social networks
Speech processing and text-to-speech
Text categorization and clustering
Information retrieval, information extraction
Text mining
Summarization
Spell checking
Detection of plagiarism
Natural language interfaces
etc.

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 == Areas of interest ==
 === Computational linguistics research: ===

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