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SLP-P1: Spoken Language Understanding I

Session Type: Poster

Time: Wednesday, May 29, 10:30 - 12:30

Location: Poster Area E

Session Chair: Bowen Zhou, IBM

SLP-P1.1: ENHANCING QUERY EXPANSION FOR SEMANTIC RETRIEVAL OF SPOKEN CONTENT WITH AUTOMATICALLY DISCOVERED ACOUSTIC PATTERNS

Hung-yi Lee; Academia Sinica

Yun-Chiao Li; National Taiwan University

Cheng-Tao Chung; National Taiwan University

Lin-shan Lee; National Taiwan University

SLP-P1.2: LATENT SEMANTIC RATIONAL KERNELS FOR TOPIC SPOTTING ON SPONTANEOUS CONVERSATIONAL SPEECH

Chao Weng; Georgia Institute of Technology

Biing-Hwang (Fred) Juang; Georgia Institute of Technology

SLP-P1.3: LATENT SEMANTIC MODELING FOR SLOT FILLING IN CONVERSATIONAL UNDERSTANDING

Gokhan Tur; Microsoft Corporation

Asli Celikyilmaz; Microsoft Corporation

Dilek Hakkani-Tür; Microsoft Research

SLP-P1.4: MEASURING SEMANTIC SIMILARITY BY CONTEXTUAL WORD CONNECTIONS IN CHINESE NEWS STORY SEGMENTATION

Xuecheng Nie; Tianjin University

Wei Feng; Tianjin University

Liang Wan; Tianjin University

Lei Xie; Northwestern Polytechnical University

SLP-P1.5: AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION OF SPARSE LOG-LINEAR MODELS FOR IMPROVED DIALOGUE ACT CLASSIFICATION

Yun-Nung Chen; Carnegie Mellon University

William Yang Wang; Carnegie Mellon University

Alexander I. Rudnicky; Carnegie Mellon University

SLP-P1.6: HIERARCHICAL DISCRIMINATIVE MODEL FOR SPOKEN LANGUAGE UNDERSTANDING

Jan Švec; University of West Bohemia

Luboš Šmídl; University of West Bohemia

Pavel Ircing; University of West Bohemia

SLP-P1.7: USING A KNOWLEDGE GRAPH AND QUERY CLICK LOGS FOR UNSUPERVISED LEARNING OF RELATION DETECTION

Dilek Hakkani-Tür; Microsoft Research

Larry Heck; Microsoft Research

Gokhan Tur; Microsoft Research

SLP-P1.8: A GRAPH-BASED CROSS-LINGUAL PROJECTION APPROACH FOR SPOKEN LANGUAGE UNDERSTANDING PORTABILITY TO A NEW LANGUAGE

Seokhwan Kim; Institute for Infocomm Research

SLP-P1.9: EASY CONTEXTUAL INTENT PREDICTION AND SLOT DETECTION

Aditya Bhargava; University of Toronto

Asli Celikyilmaz; Microsoft Corporation

Dilek Hakkani-Tür; Microsoft Research

Ruhi Sarikaya; Microsoft Corporation

SLP-P1.10: MULTI-STYLE ADAPTIVE TRAINING FOR ROBUST CROSS-LINGUAL SPOKEN LANGUAGE UNDERSTANDING

Xiaodong He; Microsoft Research

Li Deng; Microsoft Research

Dilek Hakkani-Tür; Microsoft Research

Gokhan Tur; Microsoft Research

SLP-P1.11: UNSUPERVISED DOMAIN ADAPTATION FOR SPOKEN DOCUMENT SUMMARIZATION WITH STRUCTURED SUPPORT VECTOR MACHINE

Hung-yi Lee; Academia Sinica

Yu-yu Chou; National Taiwan University

Yow-Bang Wang; National Taiwan University

Lin-shan Lee; National Taiwan University

SLP-P1.12: INTENT FOCUSED SUMMARIZATION OF CALLER-AGENT CONVERSATIONS

Shajith Ikbal; IBM Research - India

Ashish Verma; IBM Research - India

Prasanta Ghosh; Indian Institute of Science

Kenneth Church; IBM T.J. Watson Research Center

Jeffrey Marcus; Nuance Communications Inc.

SLP-P1.13: MINIMAL-RESOURCE PHONETIC LANGUAGE MODELS TO SUMMARIZE UNTRANSCRIBED SPEECH

Nancy Chen; Institute for Infocomm Research

Bin Ma; Institute for Infocomm Research

Haizhou Li; Institute for Infocomm Research