Call for Participation: Shared Task @DiSCo'2011 - TEST DATA AVAILABLE

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Eugenie Giesbrecht

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Mar 31, 2011, 2:03:33 PM3/31/11
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CALL FOR PARTICIPATION: Shared Task on Distributional Semantics and Compositionality (@DiSCo'2011)

http://disco2011.fzi.de/#SharedTask


** TEST DATA AVAILABLE NOW at http://disco2011.fzi.de/

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== THE TASK ==

The organizers extracted candidate phrases from two large-scale freely available web-corpora, UkWaC and DeWaC (cf. http://wacky.sslmit.unibo.it/), containing respectively English and German POS tagged text. These data have been manually evaluated for compositionality with Amazon Turk. Workers were presented a sentence with a bolded target phrase and were asked to score how literal the phrase was between 0 and 10. 4-5 different, randomly sampled sentences from the WaCKy corpora for UK English and German were presented to 4 workers each.

Phrases consist of two lemmas and come in three grammatical relations:

ADJ_NN: adjective modifying a noun

V_SUBJ: noun as a subject of a verb

V_OBJ: noun as an object of a verb


Phrases were extracted semi-automatically. The relations were assigned by patterns and manually checked for validity.

* Please note, we've updated the training data so that the phrases like "EN_V_SUBJ name come" are avoided.

** More information is available at DiSCo'2011 website ( http://disco2011.fzi.de/#SharedTask ) as well as at our Google group ( http://groups.google.com/group/disco2011-workshop- )

== THE DATES ==

Test data release: March 31, 2011
Test data submission and system description deadline: April 8, 2011
Notification of acceptance: Apr 25, 2011
Camera-ready deadline: May 06, 2011
Post-ACL Workshop: June 24 , 2011


== TASK ORGANIZERS ==

- Chris Biemann, UKP lab, TU Darmstadt, Germany

- Eugenie Giesbrecht, FZI Research Center for Information Technology at the University of Karlsruhe, Germany


Looking forward to your submissions!

The DiSCo-Team


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