Guided by
China National Institute of Standardization
Organized by
The Halliday Centre for Intelligent Applications of Language Studies, City University of Hong Kong
School of Foreign Languages, Beihang University
Sponsored by
School of Computer Science and Engineering, Beihang University
Beijing, 11–15 Sept 2024
The advent and increasing importance of large language models (LLMs) have called for urgent attention to the semantic analysis of linguistic corpora. The purpose is to achieve better interoperability and exchange of semantically annotated language resources for better transparency leading towards the improvements of AI technologies such as generative pre-trained transformer (GPT).
In response to the emergent requirements, the 2024 International Forum on Interoperable Semantic Annotation of Language Resources in Beijing is organised under the auspices of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) in conjunction with the National Standardization Administration of the People’s Republic of China (SAC). It is held on the series of ISO standards for semantic annotation arising from the work at ISO’s Working Group 2 of the language resource management sub-committee. These standards cover general principles of semantic annotation for space, time, event, quantification, dialogue acts, semantic roles, discourse relations, and evaluative language as well as their interlinking.
Speakers, Participants and Topics
Date | Time | Speaker | Affiliation | Topic |
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11-09-24 | 1900-2100 | Dinner meeting on Floor 3 of Vision Hotel | ||
12-09-24 | Venue: State Key Laboratory of Software Development Environment | |||
0900-1030 | Harry Bunt | Tilburg University, Holland | Towards an international standard for Language resource management – Semantic annotation – Part 17: Interlinking of annotations | |
1030-1045 | Coffee break | |||
1045-1200 | Tony Hao & Haifao Wang | South China Normal University & China National Institute of Standardization | Review of ISO/PWI 24617-15 Language resource management – Semantic annotation framework (SemAF) – Part 15: Measurable quantitative information extraction (MQIE) | |
1200-1300 | Lunch break | |||
1300-1430 | Alex C. Fang | City University of Hong Kong, PRC | Towards an international standard for Language resource management – Semantic annotation – Part 16: Evaluative language | |
1430-1445 | Coffee break | |||
1445-1545 | Harry Bunt | Tilburg University, Holland | Semantic annotation and ISO standards | |
1600-1700 | Kiyong Lee | Korea University, South Korea | Annotation-based semantics for dynamic space with motions | |
13-09-24 | Venue: National Research Centre of Engineering Technology for the Sharing of Scientific Resources | |||
0900-1030 | James Pustejovsky | Brandeis University, USA | Dynamic information: space, time and motion | |
1030-1045 | Coffee break | |||
1045-1200 | James Pustejovsky & Kiyong Lee | Brandeis University, USA & Korea University, South Korea | Towards an international standard for Language resource management – Semantic annotation – Part 18: Dynamic information | |
1200-1300 | Lunch break | |||
1300-1430 | Roundtable discussion | |||
1430-1600 | Plenary meeting of ISO/TC 37/SC 4/WG 2 Semantic annotation | |||
1600-1700 | Maosong Sun | Tsinghua University, PRC | The state of the art of large language models | |
1800-2100 | Dinner meeting on Floor 3 of Vision Hotel | |||
14-09-24 | 0700-0800 | Breakfast discussion |