Papers on-line (since arriving in Dublin, October 1999)
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Triadic temporal representations and deformations,
NALOMA IV (Natural Logic meets Machine Learning),
Nancy, June 2023 (slides)
(ACL anthology)
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Action signatures and finite-state variations,
AREA II (Annotation, Recognition and Evaluation of Actions),
ESSLLI 2022 Workshop, August 2022
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Strings from neurons to language,
NALOMA III (Natural Logic meets Machine Learning),
ESSLLI 2022 Workshop, August 8-12 2022
(ACL anthology)
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String iconicity and granularity,
22nd Amsterdam Colloquium,
Dec 2019, pages 122--131
Corrigendum: in page 123, t+ should be t*
(slides)
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MSO
with tests and reducts,
with David Woods, Carl Vogel,
FSMNLP 2019,
Dresden, Sep 2019
(slides,
2 per page)
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Pictorial narratives and temporal refinement,
SALT 2019, UCLA, May 2019
(3-min talk,
poster)
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Projecting temporal properties, events and
actions,
IWCS 2019,
Gothenburg, May 2019
(slides, 2 per page)
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Prior probabilities of
Allen interval relations over finite orders,
with Carl Vogel,
NLP in AI 2019,
Prague, February 2019
(slides, 2 per page)
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Finite-state Methods Featuring Semantics,
Tokens of Meaning: Papers in Honor of
Lauri Karttunen
(C. Condoravdi and T.H. King, eds.), pages 527-544,
CSLI Publications, Stanford, 2019,
ISBN (Paperback): 1-68400-048-3 (9781684000487)
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Temporal
representations with and without points, in
Logic
and Algorithms in Computational Linguistics 2018
(R. Loukanova ed.),
Springer Studies in Computational Intelligence
Vol 860, pages 45-66, 2020.
DOI
(supersedes
Intervals and events with and without points,
Symposium
on Logic and Algorithms in Computational Linguistics 2018,
Stockholm, August 2018, slides)
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Predications, fast
and slow,
Commonsense-2017,
London, November 2017
(slides, 2 per page)
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Intensions, types and finite-state truth-making,
Modern
Perspectives in Type-Theoretical Semantics, 223--243, 2017
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On regular languages over power sets
(Journal
of Language Modelling 4(1):29--56, 2016)
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Negation and events as truthmakers,
20th Amsterdam
Colloquium, 2015, pages 109--118
(slides)
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The
semantics of tense and aspect: a finite-state perspective,
In S. Lappin and C. Fox (eds.),
The
Handbook of Contemporary Semantic Theory, Second edition,
Wiley, 2015, pages 203--236
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Types
from frames as finite automata,
20th
Formal Grammar
(Barcelona), August 2015, pages 18--38
(LNCS
9804, 2016, pp 19--40)
(slides)
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Two
perspectives on changes and institutions, workshop on
Formal Ontologies for
AI, July 2015
(slides)
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Prior and temporal sequences for natural
language,
Synthese 193(11):3625--3637, 2016
(doi:10.1007/s11229-015-0902-2,
presented at the
Arthur Prior Centenary,
August 2014, slides)
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Incremental semantic scales by strings,
TTNLS,
Gothenburg,
2014, pages 63--71
(ACL
Archive,
slides)
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Partitions
representing change homogeneously,
A
festschrift for Jeroen Groenendijk, Martin Stokhof, and Frank Veltman,
2013 (pages 91--95)
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Dowty's aspect hypothesis segmented,
Amsterdam
Colloquium 2013
(pages 107--114,
slides)
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Segmenting temporal intervals for tense and aspect,
MOL 2013,
Sofia, pages 30--40
(ACL
Archive)
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Finite state methods and description logics,
FSMNLP 2013,
St Andrews, pages 63--71
(ACL
Archive)
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A finite-state temporal ontology and event-intervals,
FSMNLP 2012, Donostia/San Sebastian, pages 80--89
(ACL
Archive)
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Compositionality in discourse
from a logical perspective,
Chapter 13 (pages 279--304),
The Oxford Handbook of
Compositionality, 2012
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Editorial Preface
(Ruth Kempson, Tim Fernando and Nicholas Asher),
Handbook of Philosophy of Linguistics, 2012
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Steedman's
temporality proposal and finite automata, Amsterdam Colloquium
2011, LNCS 7218, pages 301-310, 2012
(Earlier
version presented in the Amsterdam Colloquium, December 2011)
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Strings over intervals, Proceedings of TextInfer 2011,
Workshop on Textual Entailment, EMNLP 2011, pages 50--58,
Edinburgh, July 30, 2011
(ACL
Archive)
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Finite-state representations embodying temporal relations,
9th International Workshop on Finite State Methods
and Natural Language Processing,
pages 12--20, Blois, 2011
(ACL
Archive)
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Regular
relations for temporal propositions
(Natural
Language Engineering 17(2): 163--184, 2011)
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Constructing
situations and time
(J.
Philosophical Logic 40(3):371--396, 2011)
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Temporal
propositions as vague predicates
(M. Aloni et al. eds., Amsterdam Colloquium 2009,
Springer LNAI 6042, pages 143-152, 2010)
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Situations
as indices and as denotations
(Linguistics
and Philosophy 32(2):185--206, 2009)
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Situations in LTL as strings
(Information and Computation 207(10): 980--999, 2009)
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Situations from
events to proofs
(in
Meaning,
Intentions, and Argumentation, edited by K. Korta and J. Garmendia,
CSLI Lecture Notes Number 186, pages 113--129, 2008)
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Branching
from inertia worlds
(Journal
of Semantics 25(3):321--344, 2008)
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Temporal
propositions as regular languages
(Finite-State Methods and Natural Language Processing, 6th International
Workshop, Potsdam, pages 132--148,
Universitaetsverlag Potsdam 2008)
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Observing
events and situations in time
(Linguistics and Philosophy 30(5):527--550, October
2007)
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Representing events and discourse: comments on Hamm, Kamp and
van Lambalgen
(pre-final
copy;
Theoretical
Linguistics, 32(1), 2006, pages 57--64)
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Finite-state
temporal projection
(CIAA 2006, LNCS 4094,
Springer, 2006, pages 230--241)
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Situations as strings
(for WoLLIC 2006,
Electronic Notes in Theoretical Computer Science
Volume 165 , 22 November 2006, Pages 23--36)
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Comic
relief for anankastic conditionals
(Proceedings 15th Amsterdam
Colloquium, pages 71--76)
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Events
from temporal logic to regular languages with branching
(for FG-MOL 2005)
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Entailments in finite-state temporality, with Rowan Nairn (for IWCS-6; comments welcome)
+
related work by Lauri Karttunen on the Yale Shooting Problem
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Compositionality
inductively, co-inductively and contextually
(in
The Compositionality of Meaning and Content,
edited by M. Werning, E. Machery, G. Schurz.
Volume 1: Foundational Issues, pages 87--96, 2005)
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Inertia in temporal modification
(SALT 14, Northwestern University, pages 56--73, 2004)
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Reichenbach's E, R and S in a finite-state setting
(Sinn und Bedeutung 2003, Frankfurt, pages 111--122;
supersedes `The progressive and
perfect in pieces', presented at ESSLLI 03, Workshop on
Conditional and Unconditional Modality, Vienna)
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Schedules in a
temporal interpretation of modals
(J. Semantics 22:211--229, 2005;
supersedes `Between events and worlds under historical necessity')
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Finite-state
descriptions for temporal semantics
(to appear Computing Meaning, Volume 3, Kluwer;
supersedes paper with the same title in the proceedings of
IWCS-5, Tilburg, January 2003)
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A finite-state
approach to events in natural language semantics
(J. Logic and Computation 14(1):79--92, 2004;
extends section 2 of my TIME-02 paper below)
Corrigendum: add "intersected with Sigma" to the end of
Proposition 5, noted by Rowan Nairn
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A finite-state approach to
event semantics
(Proc. 9th International Symp on Temporal Representation and Reasoning,
TIME-02, Manchester, IEEE Computer Society Press, 2002, pages 124-131)
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Conservative generalized quantifiers and presupposition
(Semantics and Linguistic Theory XI, NYU/Cornell, 2001,
pages 172-191)
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Three processes in natural language interpretation
(In Reflections on the Foundations of Mathematics: Essays in Honor of Solomon Feferman, W. Sieg, R. Sommer and C. Talcott, eds., Association for Symbolic Logic, LNiL 15, Natick, Massachusetts, 2002, pages 208-227)
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Towards a many-dimensional modal logic for semantic processing
(In Advances in Modal Logic, Volume 3, World Scientific, Singapore,
2002, pages 139-151)
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A type reduction from proof-conditional to dynamic semantics
(J. Philosophical Logic 30(2):121-153, 2001)
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Ambiguous discourse in a compositional context
(J. Logic, Language and Information 10(1):63-86, 2001)
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