NAACL-HLT 2013 Student Research Workshop

计算语言学协会(ACL)是自然语言处理和计算语言学领域的主要国际组织。NAACL HLT大会是ACL每年在北美举行的主要会议。该项目资助被选中参加NAACHLT学生研究研讨会的学生的旅费、会议注册费和住宿费，该研讨会于6月10-12日在亚特兰大举行的主要会议期间举行，并于6月13日在为期一天的研讨会上举行。研讨会接受两类论文：论文提案和一般研究论文。论文/研究提案只能有一位必须是学生的作者。研究论文可以有多个作者，第一作者是学生。该研讨会由学生组织和运营。学生研究工作坊为下一代自然语言处理研究人员进入研究社区提供了宝贵的机会。它允许该领域的学生通过从论文委员会以外的专家那里获得对他们工作的批判性反馈，以及通过与他们所在领域的其他学生和高级研究人员进行接触，向成为专业计算语言学家迈出重要的一步。参与研讨会运行和评审的学生还获得了宝贵的专业成长机会，并与主会议组委会的研究人员进行了互动。NAACHLT学生研究讲习班有助于维护和发展一个熟练和多样化的计算语言学和自然语言处理社区。

The Association for Computational Linguistics (ACL) is the primary international organization in the field of natural language processing and computational linguistics. The NAACL HLT conference is the ACL's major conference held annually in North America. This project subsidizes travel, conference registration, and housing expenses of students selected to participate in the NAACL HLT Student Research Workshop, which takes place during the main conference held on June 10-12 in Atlanta and in a one-day workshop on June 13th. The workshop accepts papers in two categories: thesis proposals and general research papers. The thesis/research proposal can have only one author who must be a student. The research papers can have multiple authors, with the first author being a student. The workshop is organized and run by students.The Student Research Workshop provides a valuable opportunity for the next generation of natural language processing researchers to enter the research community. It allows the students in the field to take an important step toward becoming professional computational linguists by receiving critical feedback on their work from experts outside of their dissertation committee, and by making contacts with other students and senior researchers in their field. The students who are involved in running and reviewing for the workshop also gain valuable opportunities for professional growth and interaction with the researchers on the organizing committee of the main conference. The NAACL HLT Student Research Workshop contributes to the maintenance and development of a skilled and diverse computational linguistics and natural language processing community.