Rubrika: Akce
DARIAH Annual Event 2025
Akce 14. 3. 2025
Každoroční akce DARIAH kombinuje různé formy setkávání a výměny zkušeností mezi výzkumníky DARIAH a širší komunitou v oblasti kulturního dědictví, umění a humanitních věd, stejně jako informatiky, datové vědy a počítačových věd. Letošní akce se zaměří na téma minulosti – ať už prostřednictvím digitálních metod, pracovních postupů, archivů, výpočetní analýzy, interaktivních médií nebo jiných digitálních nástrojů.
Coreference Without Borders: 4 Years of CorefUD and CRAC Shared Tasks
Akce 13. 3. 2025
Michal Novák (ÚFAL MFF UK) Coreference resolution research has long been dominated by English-centric evaluation, partly due to the heterogeneity of available resources. To address this imbalance, my colleagues and I have been developing CorefUD, a growing multilingual collection of datasets annotated with coreference and anaphoric relations. We also organize the CRAC Shared Tasks, aiming […]
Workshop Metadata-based Research in Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
Akce 24. 2. 2025
Ve dnech 4.–5. března 2025 proběhne na Ústavu pro českou literaturu AV ČR mezioborové setkání badatelů z různých humanitněvědných disciplín, zabývajících se výzkumem oborových metadat, pořádané Bibliographical Data Working Group DARIAH-ERIC a Českou literární bibliografií. Cílem workshopu s názvem Metadata-based Research in Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences je prezentace aktuálních výzkumných projektů a sdílení zkušeností, stejně jako […]
Monday, 16 December 2024: EdUKate: Multilingual Learning Materials for Ukrainian Children in Czech Schools
Akce 10. 12. 2024
Lucie PolákováMartin Popel (ÚFAL MFF UK) EdUKate is a TAČR-funded project carried out in partnership with Fraus, the largest textbook publisher in the Czech Republic. It aims to enhance the content and accessibility of digital education in the Czech educational system, with particular focus on Ukrainian speakers. We are adapting recent machine translation methods (Charles […]
Monday, 9 December 2024: HiČKoK: History of Czech in Corpus Continuum
Akce 26. 11. 2024
Daniel Zeman (ÚFAL MFF UK)Jiří Pergler (UJČ AV ČR) We will present the ongoing TAČR project focused on morphological annotation of texts from all historical stages of the Czech language. The goal of the project is to connect text corpora of different periods, so far built independently at different institutes, and to enrich them with […]
Monday, 2 December 2024: Behavioral studies of LLMs
Akce 26. 11. 2024
Jiří Milička (ÚČNK FF UK) Texts generated by large language models (LLMs) usually simulate an anthropomorphic persona, which stems from the fact that most of the training data is produced by and deals with humans, but also because people are willing to anthropomorphize practically anything, and the model accommodates this tendency. So, does it make […]
Seminář o jazykových datech a technologiích
Akce 21. 11. 2024
Seminář o jazykových datech a technologiích, pořádaný v rámci evropského projektu „Language Data Space“, přinese pohled na aktuální trendy v oblasti umělé inteligence a jazykových technologií.
Monday, 25 November 2024 – MSDRT: A formal framework for a communication-theoretic semantics and pragmatics of natural language
Akce 13. 11. 2024
Hans Kamp (Universität Stuttgart) MSDRT (‘Mental State Discourse Representation Theory’) is an extension of DRT that was originally designed to provide a semantic treatment of multiple attitude attributions, like ‘John believes there is a new drug against high blood pressure and he wants to get hold of it as soon as possible.’ This can be […]
Monday, 18 November 2024 – The Unnatural Language of Poetic Meters, or Why I Am Scared of SystematicityMonday
Akce 13. 11. 2024
Artjoms Šeļa (Institute of Czech Literature, Czech Academy of Sciences) While poetic meters are shaped and constrained by language, they also are external to it. No one speaks to their coworkers in iambic pentameter. Meters function as cultural technologies, imposing a systematic pattern on a language that is itself already full of structured relationships. The […]
Monday, 14 October, 2024 – Breaking the Curse of Multilinguality in Language Models
Akce 1. 10. 2024
While language models (LMs) grow larger and gain new capabilities, their performance in non-English languages increasingly lags behind. This is due to the curse of multilinguality, where each individual language’s performance suffers when models are trained on more languages. In this talk, I first examine how current language models do and don’t capture different languages […]