Notes:
Heather McCallum Bayliss is a linguistics professor and program manager for a project related to the use of metaphorical language, The Metaphor Program. The Metaphor Program is a research initiative that aims to use the analysis of language use to gain insights into the perspectives and cultural values of different groups of people.
HermiT is an open-source reasoner for ontologies written in the Web Ontology Language (OWL). OWL is a widely used standard for representing and exchanging knowledge on the World Wide Web, and HermiT is a tool that can be used to reason about and infer knowledge from ontologies written in OWL.
HermiT is designed to be highly efficient and scalable, and can be used to reason about large and complex ontologies. It is implemented in Java and can be run on a wide range of platforms, including desktop computers, servers, and cloud environments.
HermiT can be used in a variety of different contexts, including in research and development, in the creation of knowledge-based systems, and in the development of applications that rely on the integration and analysis of complex data. It is widely used by researchers and developers working in the field of artificial intelligence and knowledge representation.
HPSG stands for “Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar,” which is a framework for understanding the structure of natural language sentences. An HPSG parser is a type of software tool that is designed to analyze and interpret the structure of sentences according to the principles of HPSG.
HPSG is based on the idea that the structure of a sentence can be understood in terms of its constituent parts and the relationships between those parts. In this framework, the structure of a sentence is represented using a tree-like diagram, with the main parts of the sentence (such as the subject and verb) represented as nodes on the tree, and the relationships between those parts represented as branches connecting the nodes. An HPSG parser uses this tree-like structure to analyze and interpret the meaning and syntactic structure of a sentence.
Modal verbs are a type of verb that is used to indicate possibility, necessity, or obligation. Examples of modal verbs include words like “can,” “could,” “will,” “would,” “should,” and “must.” Modal verbs are often used to convey the speaker’s attitude or perspective towards the action or state described by the verb.
It is not clear how HPSG parsers and modal verbs are specifically related. HPSG is a framework for understanding the structure of natural language sentences, and modal verbs are a type of verb that is used to convey the speaker’s attitude or perspective. It is possible that modal verbs could be analyzed as part of an HPSG parse of a sentence, but this would depend on the specific goals and objectives of the parser and the context in which it is being used.
Resources:
References:
- Variability in naming Database challenges in multicultural and multilingual settings (2010)
- Identity resolution in a global environment: fishing for people in a sea of names (2004)
- Ethical Dilemmas for the Computational Linguist in the Business World (1993)
See also:
The Modal Verbs: Univocal Lexical Items
H McCallum-Bayliss – 1986 – elibrary.ru
Degree: Ph. D. DegreeYear: 1984 Institute: Georgetown University This study is about the modal verbs of American English: can, may, could, might, must, will, shall, would and should. Many traditional analyses consider the modals ambiguous between the so-called epistemic …
Whose name is it: Names, ownership and databases
…, R Lutz, H McCallum-Bayliss – Originally written for: 1998 …, 1998 – immagic.com
Personal names are important pointers to individuals in a society. Whereas in small, tribal societies, the context between name as label and its referent is transparent and direct, in modern technological societies, there is often great distance between the name as label and …
Identity resolution in a global environment: fishing for people in a sea of names
H McCallum-Bayliss – IT professional, 2004 – ieeexplore.ieee.org
With huge volumes of information comes an increasing possibility that a name appears in several forms, that the same name refers to different people, and that data input or other types of errors occur. Given the amount of data that businesses, government, and law …
Donald Trump Is A Conqueror
H McCallum-Bayliss – Populist Discourse: Critical Approaches to …, 2019 – books.google.com
Political leaders are entrusted with the power to shape and make decisions about citizens’ lives. Knowing what principles, beliefs and worldview motivate a political actor’s decisions and behavior may give us insight into how the candidate will govern. Research shows …
Ethical Dilemmas for the Computational Linguist in the Business World
H McCallum-Bayliss – Issues in Applied Linguistics, 1993 – escholarship.org
Most applications of computational linguistics take place in commercial settings, where issues of concern to the businessperson may be of less interest to the linguist. Commonly, the linguist struggles with contributing worthwhile linguistic insights and working to meet the …
Variability in naming: Database challenges in multicultural and multilingual settings
H McCallum-Bayliss, CT Adger – Language Problems and …, 2010 – jbe-platform.com
Personal names are variable. Individuals may refer to themselves and be referred to in different ways depending on the social situation. In multilingual and multicultural settings, potential variation in personal names is even more challenging. It arises from cultural …
Interactive Question Answering
H McCallum-Bayliss – 2006 – pdfs.semanticscholar.org
Este, un espacio propicio para reflexionar sobre el despertar de los pueblos en la lucha por la autodeterminación, la soberanía, la integridad territorial, la independencia, la paz y contra la guerra imperialista encabezada por el gobierno de los Estados Unidos de América…. Por …
Semantics in Support of Collaboration
KB Laskey, I Emmons, PCG Costa – 2014 – ceur-ws.org
… Page 11. STIDS 2014 Proceedings Page x Dr. Heather McCallum-?Bayliss Meaning Technologies: At the Cutting Edge … Biography: Dr. Heather McCallum-?Bayliss Heather McCallum-?Bayliss received her Ph.D. in Theoretical Linguistics from Georgetown University …
Aw, man, where you goin’?”: Classroom Interaction and the Development of L2 Interactional Competence
JK Hall – Issues in Applied linguistics, 1995 – escholarship.org
… Finegan, Edward; … Ethical Considerations in Language Awareness Programs. Wolfram, Walt; … Ethical Dilemmas for the Computational Linguist in the Business World. McCallum-Bayliss, Heather; … Ethical Issues in Applying Linguistics: Afterword …
Proceedings of the Interactive Question Answering Workshop at HLT-NAACL 2006
N Webb – Proceedings of the Interactive Question Answering …, 2006 – aclweb.org
… Invited Speakers: Jim Hieronymous, NASA Tanya Korelsky, NSF Heather McCallum-Bayliss, DTO Tomek Strzalkowski, SUNY, Albany Bill Woods, SUN Microsystems v Page 6. Page 7. Table of Contents … 9:30–10:30 Invited Talk by Heather McCallum-Bayliss 10:30–11:00 Break …
Synthesis in second language teaching
H Hammerly – Blaine, WA: Second Language Publications, 1982 – journals.ku.edu
… Contributor Profile Heather McCallum-Bayliss thanks CT Adger. FC Bosco … however. are exclusively those of the author. Dr. McCallum-Bayliss is with the Department of linguistiCS in the School of Languages and Linguistics at Georgetown University …
MINDS workshops machine translation working group final report
A Lavie, D Yarowsky, K Knight, C Callison-Burch… – 2006 – academia.edu
… This report is one of five reports that were based on the MINDS workshops, led by Donna Harman (NIST) and sponsored by Heather McCallum-Bayliss of the Disruptive Technology Office of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence’s Office of Science and Technology …
Ethical Issues in Applying Linguistics: Afterword
BB Kachru – Issues in Applied Linguistics, 1993 – escholarship.org
… cultural objectives. In my view, McCallum-Bayliss has almost identical concerns about the fast-expandingfield of computational linguistics. The six areas of conflict she addresses reveal conflict in responsibility. An especially …
Meeting of the MINDS: An information retrieval research agenda
J Callan, J Allan, CLA Clarke, S Dumais, DA Evans… – ACM SIGIR Forum, 2007 – dl.acm.org
… This report is one of five reports that were based on the MINDS workshops, led by Donna Harman (NIST) and sponsored by Heather McCallum-Bayliss of the Disruptive Technology Office of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence’s Office of Science and Technology …
Business alignment
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… 5-7. I Information extraction “Identity Resolution in a Global Environment: Fishing for People in a Sea of Names,” H. McCallum-Bayliss, Nov.-Dec … 53-59. McCallum-Bayliss, Heather, “Identity Resolution in a Global Environment: Fishing for People in a Sea of Names,” Nov.-Dec …
Vivid phrasal idioms and the lexical-image continuum
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… Language Pathology. Hamilton, Heidi E. … Ethical Considerations for Expert Witnesses in Forensic Linguistics. Finegan, Edward; … Ethical Dilemmas for the Computational Linguist in the Business World. McCallum-Bayliss, Heather; …
Exploring populist styles of political discourse in Twitter
R Breeze – World Englishes, 2020 – Wiley Online Library
… In particular, numerous analyses have centred on Donald Trump: Bhatia and Ross (2019) have studied his repeated use of particular phrases to delegitimise his rivals, McCallum?Bayliss (2019) and Schoor (2020) have both scrutinised his use of conceptual metaphor, while …
Great Movement versus Crooked Opponents
U Schneider, M Eitelmann – Linguistic Inquiries into Donald …, 2020 – books.google.com
… 19). McCallum-Bayliss’s (2019) analysis of Trump’s metaphors comes to a similar ‘half-and-half’ conclusion, namely that “he is not motivated by populist principles,” but “uses populist tactics” (McCallum-Bayliss 2019: 243). Drawing …
The Transfer of Native Language Speech Behavior into a Second Language: A Basis for Cultural Stereotypes?
A DeCapua – Issues in Applied Linguistics, 1998 – escholarship.org
… Ethical Issues for Applying Linguistics to Clinical Contexts: The Case of Speech-Language Pathology. Hamilton, Heidi E. … Ethical Dilemmas for the Computational Linguist in the Business World. McCallum-Bayliss, Heather; … Ethical Issues in Applying Linguistics: Afterword …
Modals and Periphrastics in English: an investigation into the semantic correspondence between certain English modal verbs and their periphrastic equivalents
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… London: Pinter. 7 Melrose, SL 1 983. ‘Must’ and its periphrastic forms in American English usage. MA thesis, University of California, Los Angeles. Unpublished. 8 McCallum-Bayliss, H. 1985. The modal verbs : universal/univocal lexical items. PhD Diss, Georgetown University …
Troping the Enemy: Metaphor, Culture, and the Big Data Black Boxes of National Security
R Albro – Secrecy and Society, 2018 – scholarworks.sjsu.edu
… IARPA’s goal of automating “the analysis of metaphorical language” (McCallum-Bayliss 2011) for use in intelligence forecasts raises pertinent … to better understand “the use of metaphorical language to gain insights into understanding culture” (McCallum-Bayliss 2011) …
Teaching the body to make tea within social interaction
CA Curley – Issues in Applied Linguistics, 1998 – escholarship.org
… Finegan, Edward; … Ethical Considerations in Language Awareness Programs. Wolfram, Walt; … Ethical Dilemmas for the Computational Linguist in the Business World. McCallum-Bayliss, Heather; … Does Conceptualization Equal Explanation in SLA? Fantuzzi, Cheryl; …
Triadic participation in organizational meeting interaction
MA Kang – Issues in Applied Linguistics, 1998 – escholarship.org
… Finegan, Edward; … Ethical Considerations in Language Awareness Programs. Wolfram, Walt; … Ethical Dilemmas for the Computational Linguist in the Business World. McCallum-Bayliss, Heather; … Does Conceptualization Equal Explanation in SLA? Fantuzzi, Cheryl; …
Defining Our Field: Unity in Diversity
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… Finegan, Edward; … Ethical Considerations in Language Awareness Programs. Wolfram, Walt; … Ethical Dilemmas for the Computational Linguist in the Business World. McCallum-Bayliss, Heather; … Does Conceptualization Equal Explanation in SLA? Fantuzzi, Cheryl; …
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… Finegan, Edward; … Ethical Considerations in Language Awareness Programs. Wolfram, Walt; … Ethical Dilemmas for the Computational Linguist in the Business World. McCallum-Bayliss, Heather; … Ethical Issues in Applying Linguistics: Afterword …
Populist Discourse: Critical Approaches to Contemporary Politics
E Hidalgo-Tenorio, MÁ Benítez-Castro, F De Cesare – 2019 – books.google.com
… John Keating and Belén Soria Populismus and aestheticisation in Nazi rhetoric Christina Holgado-Sáez and Leopoldo La Rubia-Prado Donald Trump is a Conqueror: How the cognitive analysis of Trump’s discourse reveals his worldview Heather McCallum-Bayliss Left-wing …
Populist Discourse
E Hidalgo-Tenorio, MÁ Benítez-Castro, F De Cesare – researchgate.net
… POPD.indb 6 04-02-2019 21:16:44 Page 7. Contents vii 14 Donald Trump is a Conqueror: How the cognitive analysis of Trump’s discourse reveals his worldview 242 Heather McCallum-Bayliss 15 Left-wing populist discourses in the Greek press 259 Themis Kaniklidou …
The Arizona IDMatcher: A probabilistic identity matching system
GA Wang, S Kaza, S Joshi, K Chang… – 2007 IEEE …, 2007 – ieeexplore.ieee.org
… several identity resolution techniques that identify matching Iunaive identities referring to the same individual [4-9]. However, Bndes aptiver denectitn, fuzzym atchi according to McCallum-Bayliss [2], “no (identity resolution) Bayes, adaptive detection, fuzzy search …
Proceedings of the Human Language Technology Conference of the NAACL, Main Conference
RC Moore, J Bilmes, J Chu-Carroll… – Proceedings of the …, 2006 – aclweb.org
… Hirst, University of Toronto (2005-06) Sanjeev Khudanpur, Johns Hopkins University (2005-06) Tatiana Korelsky, NSF (2006) Raymond Mooney, University of Texas at Austin (2005-06) Robert Moore, Microsoft Research (2005-06) Heather McCallum-Bayliss, ARDA (2006 …
Trump’s populist discourse and affective politics, or on how to move ‘the People’through emotion
E Hidalgo-Tenorio… – … , Societies and Education, 2021 – Taylor & Francis
… in his 2017 inaugural address presented him as a war- rior, or saviour-like figure, on an almost divine mission to rescue the US from a semi-apocalyptic state, bringing ‘the American people’ to the forefront of his endeavours (eg McAdams 2016; McCallum-Bayliss 2019; Brandt …
Concept and Rule Based Naming System.
C Snae, M Brückner – Issues in Informing Science & Information …, 2006 – academia.edu
… Most of these variations can be mainly categorized as mentioned in the Sections be- low (Bouchard and Pouyez, 1980; Branting, 2002; Dematteis, Lutz & McCallum-Bayliss, 1998) … Dematteis, K., Lutz, R., & McCallum-Bayliss, H. (1998) …
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… AQUAINT) Program under contract 2002-H790400- 000. Special thanks to the analysts and also to Heather McCallum-Bayliss and John Rogers for helping to arrange the workshops. References Breck, Eric, John Burger, Lisa …
A Semantic and Pragmatic Approach to CAN
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… The reverse view is actually expressed by McCallum-Bayliss (1985, in Westney, 1995:159), who argues that a root necessity expressed by have (got) to can be considered as stronger than its counterpart with must because with have (got) to the necessity arises from an external …
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AK Thorstrand – 1994 – summit.sfu.ca
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Internationalisation of people names
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Constructing a Rule Based Naming System for Thai Names Using the Concept of Ontologies
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Digital identity
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