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Application form for starting/continuing a SIG

What is/will be the name of the SIG?

Natural Language Processing SIG

Which person will act as SIG Leads?

What is SIG’s mission?

The mission of the Natural Language Processing SIG is to improve the awareness of recent relevant natural language processing techniques among eScience engineers

What is the GitHub repository of the SIG use?

https://github.com/nlesc-sigs/nlp-sig

What is the Office group that the SIG uses?

Natural Language Processing nlp@esciencecenter.nl

SIG outcomes of the past year (2023 - March 2024)

Date Session leader People Topic
2024-03-21 Carsten 10 Eva Viviani and Laura Ootes: Brainstorm session on NLP lesson development
2024-02-29 Carsten 10 Kody Moodley and Chris Meijer: "How strict is EU law?" video recording
2024-02-01 Laura 13 Angel Daza: "Informed Evaluation for Named Entity Recognition on Dutch Biographies"
2024-01-11 Carsten 12 Raoul Schram: "Topic modelling: Data exploration in clinical psychology" [video recording](https://nlesc-my.sharepoint.com/personal/e_tjongkimsang_esciencecenter_nl/_layouts/
2023-11-23 Laura 6 Thijs Vroegh: "Historiographing the Era of the American Revolution: semi-supervised & dynamic topic modeling"
2023-10-26 Carsten 7 Gabriele Sarti: "Post-hoc Interpretability for Language Models"
2023-09-28 Laura 9 Carsten Schnober: "Classifying the Quality of Digitized VOC Documents"
2023-06-15 Laura 13 Sandro Pezzelle: Semantic representations of words in (multimodal) masked language models video recording
2023-06-01 Laura 9 Malte Lüken: The Structural Topic Model: Introduction, application, and challenges video recording
2023-05-11 Laura 8 Carsten Schnober, Erik Tjong Kim Sang, Eva Viviani, Laura Ootes: Looking back at the EACL Dubrovnik
2023-04-06 Laura 15 Roelant Ossewaarde: Speech Recognition
2023-03-09 Erik 14 Bert hands-on session (notebook)

Plans for the coming year (April 2024 - )

Continue general meetings: in which we discuss the progress of the running NLeSC NLP projects

Planned sessions:

Date Time Topic More info
Thursday April 25 13:30 - 14:30 Thijs Vroegh Dynamic toplic modelling
Thursday May 23 13:30 - 14:30 Lorella Viola (VU)
Thursday June 20 13:30 - 14:30 Claudiu Forgaci mintEMU - The Legacy of the European Postgraduate Master in Urbanism at TU Delft: A Text Mining Approach
Thursday July 18 13:30 - 14:30 Tentative: Stella Verkijk (VU Amsterdam, KNAW) TBD

What are the expected outputs of the proposed SIG?

  • Improve the awareness of natural language processing issues in current eScience projects by increasing the communication between knowledgeable and interested engineers
  • Share knowledge about and experiences with NLP. This will create a better chance of solving bottlenecks in these projects thanks to feedback of our team
  • Enhance the understanding of recent natural language processing techniques among eScience engineers by presentations/courses of recent developments in the field