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"text": "Natural languages, from bottom to top, are composed of several linguistic units including word, phrase, clause, sentence, paragraph, and discourse. A discourse is an instance of language use whose type can be classified based on such factors as grammatical and lexical choices and their distribution in main versus supportive materials, theme, style, and the framework of knowledge and expectations within which the addressee interprets the discourse. Like words in a sentence, sentences in a text are closely related. The proposed one-day workshop will be about computational approaches to discourse processing. IWDP workshop aims for discourse processing research and its integration in theoretic linguistic studies and multilingual NLP research. We have a same vision with the previous workshops on discourse in machine translation (DiscoMT), linking lexical, sentential and discourse semantics (LSDSem), discourse structure in natural language generation (DSNNLG), discourse parsing and treebanking (DisRPT) and Computational Approaches to Discourse (CODI) that there is considerable interest and success in bringing together the community working on specific problems. IWDP 2020 is specifically aimed at raising awareness of discourse level machine translation and discourse analysis in application.",
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"text": "IWDP 2020 brings together researchers interested in all aspects of discourse and its computational modeling. We accepted submissions on the following and related topics, handling any language(s), and especially under-represented ones: a. discourse parsing (in any formalism, including shallow and deep discourse parsing) b. coherence models (anaphora, consistency, coreference, tense, aspect, modality, etc.) c. machine translation (statistical machine translation, neural machine translation, BERT, low-resourced machine translation, etc.) d.corpora for discourse level NLP applications (reading comprehension, discourse representation learning, text summarisation etc.) e. discourse analysis for natural language processing.",
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"text": "IWDP 2020 invited 4 keynote speakers: Professor Bonnie Webber from University of Edinburgh (Scotland), Professor Rou Song from Beijing Language and Culture University, (China), Professor Sujian Li from Peking University (China) and Dr. Christian Hardmeier from Uppsala University (Sweden) who are expected to deliver great talks on discourse processing in use.",
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"text": "We would like to thank the reviewers of their hard work in completing the review tasks. Great thanks should also go to the speakers, authors, and participants for the tremendous efforts in making the workshop a success. ",
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