Great achievement of Frederick Riemenschneider @bowpis who received the 2025 #GSCL Best Thesis Award for his Master thesis! Congratulations, Frederick! 🥳 #nlproc
I am honored to receive the 2025 #GSCL Best Thesis Award at #KONVENS in Hildesheim for my Master’s thesis, which investigates multilinguality and develops language models for Ancient Greek and Latin. Thank you to my mentors and collaborators. I look forward to what comes next.
New work that takes a next step from argumentation to deliberation: Identifying the arguers' perspectives in debates to obtain (partial) agreements in debates.
🤝 Joint work by @HD_NLP and @citec_agsc#nlproc
Debates aren’t always black and white—opposing sides often share common ground. These partial agreements are key for meaningful compromises.
Presenting “Perspectivized Stance Vectors” (PSVs) — an interpretable method to identify nuanced (dis)agreements
📜 arxiv.org/abs/2502.09644
Proud of my PhD student @XiyanFu from @HD_NLP who will present a *new Challenge based on CommonGen* to evaluate the *compositional generalization abilities of LLMs in a combined reasoning & verbalization task, based on KG graph representations as input. 🥳#EMNLP2024#nlproc 🤩
A new challenge that expands on CommonGen: evaluate the compositional generalization abilities of LLMs in terms of reasoning and guided verbalization, by asking models to combine and verbalize unseen combinations of graph-structured inputs.
Frederick Riemenschneider @bowpis from @HD_NLP to give an invited talk at the Computational Approaches to Ancient Greek and Latin Workshop at ULeuven soon! Lovers of NLP and Ancient Languages not to miss the event! 🤩 #nlproc#DigitalHumanities#digiclass
When I started my Bachelor in Classical Philology and Computational Linguistics in 2018, I had no idea where it would lead. I'm excited to now be giving my first invited talk at the Computational Approaches to Ancient Greek and Latin Workshop!
