Full program
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June 15 (Wednesday) |
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15.00 – 15.30 |
Opening. Welcome from Organizers |
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15.30 – 17.00 |
Section А. NewCL: Various areas of Dialogue |
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Is neural language acquisition similar to natural? A chronological probing study |
Voloshina Ekaterina, Serikov Oleg, Shavrina Tatiana |
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RuCoCo: a new Russian corpus with coreference annotation |
Dobrovolskii Vladimir, Michurina Mariia, Ivoylova Alexandra |
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Argumentative Text Generation in Economic Domain |
Fisheva Irina, Osadchiy Dmitry, Bochenina Klavdia, Kotelnikov Evgeny |
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17.30 – 19.00 |
Section А. RuArg shared task |
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RuArg-2022: Argument Mining Evaluation |
Kotelnikov Evgeny, Loukachevitch Natalia, Nikishina Irina, Panchenko Alexander |
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Analyzing COVID-related Stance and Arguments using BERT-based Natural Language Inference |
Alibaeva Kamila, Loukachevitch Natalia |
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Discourse-aware text classification for argument mining |
Chistova Elena, Smirnov Ivan |
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15.30 – 19.00 |
Section B. Corpus Linguistics |
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Grammatical variation: methods for quantitative corpus |
Krotova Elena, Tsvetaeva Elena, Dobrovol’skij Dmitry, |
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Corpus experiment in forensic linguistics |
Baranov Anatoly |
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Historical Text Corpora and The Conclusiveness of Linguistic Analysis |
Zimmerling Anton | |
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The Pilot Corpus of the English Semantic Sketches |
Petrova Maria, Ponomareva Maria, Ivoylova Alexandra | |
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The Role of Paragraph in the Corpora of Annotated Texts |
Inkova Olga, Nuriev Vitaly, Popkova Natalia |
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Topic modeling of the Russian short stories of 1900–1930s: |
Tatiana Sherstinova, Anna Moskvina, Margarita Kirina, Asya Karysheva, and Evgenia Kolpashchikova |
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June 16 (Thursday) |
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11.00 – 14.00 |
Section A. RuATD Shared Task on Artificial Text Detection |
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Findings of the The RuATD Shared Task 2022 on Artificial Text Detection in Russian |
Shamardina Tatiana, Mikhailov Vladislav, Chernianskii Daniil, Fenogenova Alena, Saidov Marat, Valeeva Anastasiya, Shavrina Tatiana, Smurov Ivan, Tutubalina Elena, Artemova Ekaterina |
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DIALOG-22 RuATD Generated Text Detection |
Maloyan Narek, Nutfullin Bulat, Ilyshin Eugene |
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Detecting Auto-generated Texts with Language Model and Attacking the Detector |
Orzhenovskii Mikhail |
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Artificial text detection in Russian language: a BERT-based Approach |
Posokhov Pavel, Skrylnikov Stepan, Makhnytkina Olesya |
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Artificial Text Detection with Multiple Training Strategies |
Bin Li, Yixuan Weng, Qiya Song, Hanjun Deng |
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10.30 – 14.00 |
Section B. Multimodal communication |
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Identifying Fictive Communication in Speech and Gesture: Bipolar Scaling Solution |
Iriskhanova Olga, Kiose Maria, Leonteva Anna, Agafonova Olga |
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Human Communicative Responses to Different Modes of Gaze Management by The Robot |
Zinina Anna, Kotov Artemy, Zaidelman L., Arinkin N. |
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Глаголы движения во взаимодействии с жестами рук и головы (no English version is presented yet) |
Evdokimova Alexandra, Nikolaeva Iulia |
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AOI Gaze Effects in Single-Page Monomodal and Cross-Modal Switches Produced by Event Construal |
Kiose Maria, Rzheshevskaya Anastasia, Izmalkova Anna |
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"Pears Film" live: Cognitive peculiarities of the reportage |
Fedorova Olga |
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Speaker-Agnostic Mouth Blendshape Prediction from Speech |
Korzun Vladislav, Gadecky Dmitry, Berzin Vladimir, Ilin Arkady | |
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15.30 – 19.00 |
Section A. Language Models in NLP |
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Knowledge Distillation of Russian Language Models with Reduction of Vocabulary |
Kolesnikova Alina, Kuratov Yuri, Konovalov Vasily, Burtsev Mikhail |
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Collocation2Text: Controllable Text Generation from Guide Phrases in Russian |
Vychegzhanin Segrey, Kotelnikov Evgeny |
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Controllable Multi-attribute Dialog Generation with PALs and Grounding Knowledge |
Evseev Dmitry, Nagovitsin M., Kuznetsov D. |
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Distilled Model for Russian News Clustering: much lighter and faster, still accurate |
Trofimchuk Daria | |
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Experiments With Adversarial Attacks on Text Genres |
Lepekhin Mikhail, Sharoff Serge |
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Automatic Summarization of Russian Texts: Comparison of Extractive and Abstractive Methods |
Goloviznina Valerya, Kotelnikov Evgeny |
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15.30 – 19.00 |
Section B: Prosody & Speech Analysis |
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"Because no one reads prose any more": grammar and prosody of insubordinated reason clauses |
Podlesskaya Vera |
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Prosody and polysemy in Russian discourse formulae |
Duryagin Pavel |
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Keywords In Retrieval of Prosodic Data |
Yanko Tatiana | |
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Method and Software Model for Evaluating the Statistical Characteristics of a Speech Melody |
Lobanov Boris, Zhitko Vladimir |
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Spoken Corpora of Spontaneous Speech as A Source to Study Polar Question Intonation in Russian Dialects |
Post Margje |
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Word-By-Word” Melodic Contour in Russian Dialects: Quantitative Approach |
Knyazev Sergey, Evstigneeva Maria |
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19.30 – 21.30 |
Models and Multimodal Dialogue Annotation: "Neural and analytical approaches - a movement towards?" |
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June 17 (Friday) |
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11.00 – 14.00 |
Section А. NER, RuNNE-2022 Shared Task: Recognizing Nested NE |
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Lightweight and Accurate System for Entity Extraction and Linking |
Evseev Dmitry |
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RuNNE-2022 Shared Task: Recognizing Nested Named Entities |
Artemova Ekaterina, Zmeev Maxim, Loukachevitch Natalia, Rozhkov Igor, Tatiana Batura, Ivanov Vladimir, Tutubalina Elena |
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Machine Reading Comprehension Model in RuNNE Competition
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Rozhkov Igor, Loukachevitch Natalia |
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Contrastive Fine-Tuning to Improve Generalization in Deep NER |
Bondarenko Ivan |
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Sodner for Russian nested named entity recognition
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Abrosimov Kirill, Mosyagina Arina |
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10.30- 14.00 |
Section В. Linguistic Semantics |
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Imperative as a matrix predicate in Russian |
Letuchiy Alexander |
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Russian Adverbs of Frequency: A Lexicographic Sketch |
Shmelev Alexei, Apresjan Valentina |
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Sweet ideal |
Levontina Irina | |
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Suffixal Imperfectivation of Prefixed Verbs: Record Breakers and Outsiders (Based on The Dictionary, Corpus and Runet) |
Gorbova Elena, Chuikova Oksana |
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Russian Temporal Clauses in Terms of Semantic-Syntactic Integration (A Case Study of a Coordinating Conjunction "Kogda" ‘When’) |
Pekelis Olga |
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Russian noun prichina ‘cause, reason’ revisited: |
Goncharov Alexander, Kobozeva Irina |
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15.30 – 19.00 |
Section A. RUSSE-2022: Findings of the First Russian Detoxification Shared Task |
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RUSSE-2022: Findings of the First Russian Detoxification Shared Task Based on Parallel Corpora |
Dementieva Daryna, Logacheva Varvara, Nikishina Irina, Fenogenova Alena, Dale David, Krotova Irina, Semenov Nikita, Shavrina Tatiana, Panchenko Alexander |
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Russian Texts Detoxification with Levenshtein Editing |
Gusev Ilya |
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Detoxification Of Russian Texts Based on Combination of Controlled Generation Using Pretrained Rugpt3 A112nd The Delete Method |
Totmina Ekaterina |
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Prompt Tuning for Text Detoxification |
Konodyuk Nikita |
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Between Denoising and Translation: Experiments in Text Detoxification |
Pletnev Sergey |
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15.30 – 19.00 |
Section B. Formal Models of Language |
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Russian Verbal Affixation in Mental Lexicon: Original Study and its Online Replication |
Chuprina Anastasia |
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Non-Canonical Constructions with Reflexive Possessives in Russian: U-Possessor Constructions |
Buzanov Anton, Toldova Svetlana, Budilova Zinaida, Slioussar Natalia |
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Sentental arguments of mental predicates with conjunction kogda ‘when’ (according to the Russian National Corpus) |
Kustova Galina |
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The Delimitative in Russian: Linear Ordering |
Tatevosov Sergey, Kisseleva Xenia |
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Proper names in the scope of metalinguistic negation |
Boguslavsky Igor, Vilinbakhova Elena |
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Evidentiality And Epistemic Modality in The Semantics of The German Verbs Sollen and Wollen (based On the Data from The German-Russian Parallel Corpus) |
Dobrovol’skij Dmitry, Zalizniak Anna |
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19.30 – 21.30 |
Round table: Lessons of Dialogue Evaluation shared tasks | |
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June 18 (Saturday) |
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10.30 - 12.30 |
Section A. Poster section: Linguistic text analysis |
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RuTOC: a corpus of online lessons in Russian as a foreign language |
Lebedeva Maria, Laposhina Antonina, Alksnit Natalia, Lyashenko Tatiana |
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Метрики сложности русских правовых текстов: отбор, использование, эффективность |
Blinova Olga, Tarasov Nikita |
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Errors in the Russian Web Corpus and Text Quality |
Khokhlova Maria |
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ome errors are more harmful than others: the role of type and frequency of orthographic errors in word processing |
Slioussar Natalia,Gurkov Ivan, Chernova Darya, Magomedova Varvara |
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Lexical and Syntactic Features for Reader Rating Prediction |
Potekhin Alexander |
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Prototype of a next-generation corpus platform for the RNC |
Kozerenko Anastasia, Gladilin Sergey |
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Corpus research of age distribution of lexical paremias |
Vereshyagina Anna |
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Gender bias in linguistic modelling |
Gerasimova Anastasia, Lyutikova Ekaterina |
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10.30 – 12.30 |
Section В. Poster section: Various areas of Dialogue |
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Refining Criteria of Paronymy for Building Computer Dictionaries of Russian Paronyms |
Bolshakova Elena, Telegina Anna |
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Russian Neural Morphological Tagging: Do Not Merge Tagsets |
Movsesyan Andrey |
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The Dataset for Presuicidal Signals Detection In Text And Its Analysis |
Буянов Игорь, Соченков Илья |
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Emotional Analysis of posts in VKontakte: classification or regression? |
Kolmogorova Anastasia, Kalinin Alexander |
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Classification community publications of the «VKontakte» |
Basina Polina, Goiko Vyacheslav, Petrov Evgeny, Bakulin Vyacheslav |
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| Automatic Bilingual Phrase Dictionary Construction from GIZA++ Output |
Khusainova Albina, Romanov Vitaly, Khan Adil |
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Setting Up a Complex Model of Speech Analysis: Pilot Study of Late Bilingual Speech |
Lozovskaya Alina, Pitolin Daniil, Bessonov Semen |
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Discourse and Pragmatic Annotation of Casual Conversations |
Ostyakova Lidia |
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12.30 – 14.30 |
Section А. Student poster section |
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Student section full schedule is going to be published on June 15 |
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| 15.00 | Closing |
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* Poster section time limit: 15 min (10 min for presentation + 5 min for questions).
** Student section time limit: 5 min for presentation (then participants are going to different Zoom-rooms for discussions).
Break (unless stated otherwise): 12.00-12.30, 17.00-17.30