QITL-4 Program
Below you will find links to the locations for the warming up and conference dinner. The locations will also be marked on the conference map available at registration
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Mon 28 March 2011 - Pre-Conference Workshop
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0900-0930 |
Registration |
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0930-0945 |
Welcome |
Reinhold Kliegl & Alexander Geyken |
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0945-1045 |
Plenary Talk: Resource requirements for neo-generative modeling in (psycho)linguistics |
R. Harald Baayen |
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1045-1115 |
Coffee break |
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1115-1150 |
Towards exploring the specific influences of wordform frequency, lemma frequency and OLD20 on visual word recognition and reading aloud |
Lara Kresse, Stefan Kirschner, Stefanie Dipper, Eva Belke |
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1150-1225 |
An evaluation of the Google Books ngrams for psycholinguistic research |
Emmanuel Keuleers, Marc Brysbaert, Boris New |
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1225-1400 |
Lunch |
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1400-1445 |
dlexDB in Depth |
Julian Heister, Edmund Pohl, Kay-Michael Würzner |
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1445-1515 |
Coffee break |
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1515-1550 |
Corpus-based evidence for approximating semantic transparency of complex verbs |
Heike Zinsmeister, Eva Smolka |
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1550-1625 |
Psycholinguistic databases in research on emotional processing |
Benny Briesemeister |
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1625-1630 |
Closing Remarks |
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From 1900 |
Warming up (Aufsturz, Oranienburgerstr. 67) |
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Tue 29 March 2011
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0900-0930 |
Registration |
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0930-0945 |
Welcome |
Anke Lüdeling & Amir Zeldes |
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0945-1045 |
Plenary Talk: Corpus-Based Generation of Linguistic Hypotheses using Quantitative Methods |
Hermann Moisl |
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1045-1115 |
Coffee break |
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1115-1155 |
Discourse-linking and long-distance syntactic dependency formation |
Oliver Boxell |
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1155-1235 |
Felix Bildhauer, Philippa Cook |
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1235-1400 |
Lunch |
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1400-1440 |
Modeling reduction of is, am and are in grammaticalized constructions |
Danielle Barth |
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1440-1520 |
Color naming universals: a statistical approach |
Gerhard Jäger |
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1520-1550 |
Coffee break |
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1550-1630 |
Semantic factors in the choice between ethnic adjectives and PP counterparts: Quantitative evidence |
Daniel Berndt, Gemma Boleda, Berit Gehrke, Louise McNally |
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1630-1710 |
Meaning-shifting plurality and the Count/Mass Distinction |
E. Graham Katz, Roberto Zamparelli |
Wed 30 March 2011
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0930-1030 |
Plenary Talk: Compound Stress Assignment Emerges from the Lexicon |
Ingo Plag |
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1030-1100 |
Coffee break |
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1100-1140 |
R. Harald Baayen, Antti Arppe |
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1140-1220 |
From graded ratings to binary decisions: A case study on argument alternations in German |
Markus Bader, Jana Häussler |
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1220-1400 |
Lunch |
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1400-1440 |
Peter Bosch, Sascha Alexeyenko, Kirsten Brukamp, Maria Cieschinger, Xiaoye Deng, Peter König |
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1440-1520 |
Reference resolution in Chinese: New insights from psycholinguistics |
Xiao He, Elsi Kaiser |
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From 1520 |
Poster session with coffee (poster presentations) |
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From 1900 |
Conference dinner (Ampelmann Restaurant, Stadtbahnbogen 159) |
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Thu 31 March 2011
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0930-1030 |
Plenary Talk: What Counts? the Graded Nature of Rule Abstraction in Child Language |
Heike Behrens |
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1030-1100 |
Coffee break |
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1100-1140 |
Stylometry and the interplay of topic and L1 in the different annotation layers in the FALKO corpus |
Felix Golcher, Marc Reznicek |
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1140-1220 |
The Acquisition of English Particle Placement: A case study in developing productivity |
Benjamin J. Molineaux |
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1220-1400 |
Lunch |
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1400-1440 |
A Quantitative Approach to the Contrast and Stability of Sounds |
Thomas Mayer, Christian Rohrdantz, Frans Plank, Miriam Butt, Daniel A. Keim |
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1440-1520 |
Michael Cysouw, Jelena Prokic |
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1520-1550 |
Coffee break |
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1550-1630 |
The use of spatial autocorrelation statistics for the analysis of regional linguistic variation |
Jack Grieve |
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1630-1700 |
Final Discussion & Closing |
Anke Lüdeling & Amir Zeldes |