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GORIN (U. S. Department of Defense) 10:05-10:40 [Invited Lecture 2] "Knowledge Organization & Retrieval Inspired by a Biological System" Biing-Hwang JUANG and Rungsun MUNKONG (Georgia Institute of Technology) 10:40-10:55 (Break) Session 2: Ontology 10:55-11:30 "Formal Ontology of Object Interaction" Naoki YONEZAKI, Naoko IZUMI and Takumi AKIYAMA (Tokyo Institute of Technology) 11:30-12:05 "Cognitive Principles for a Sensibility-Aesthetics Ontology" Akifumi TOKOSUMI, Terry JOYCE, Naoko MATSUMOTO, Kohei NODA and Hajime MURAI (Tokyo Institute of Technology) 12:05-13:20 (Lunch Break) Session 3: Knowledge structuring 13:20-13:55 "A Technique for Constructing Domain Thesauruses from Co-occurrence Information of Words" Arata MIURA and Motoshi SAEKI (Tokyo Institute of Technology) 13:55-14:30 "A Computational Model of Metaphor Understanding Using a Statistical Analysis of Japanese Corpora Based on Soft Clustering -Toward a Metaphorical Search Engine-" Masanori NAKAGAWA, Asuka TERAI and Taisuke SATO (Tokyo Institute of Technology) 14:30-15:05 [Invited Lecture 3] "Creation and Re-creation: Catalogue Database of the Japanese Coal Industry Collection and the Virtual Reality of the Yubari Shopping Area" Shinya SUGIYAMA (Keio University) 15:05-15:25 (Break) Session 4: Educational resources 15:25-16:00 [Invited Lecture 4] "Educational Innovation through ICT Use in the Large Knowledge Resources Learning Community" Takashi SAKAMOTO (Japan Association for Promotion of Educational Technology) 16:00-16:35 "Unified Contents Retrieval from an Academic Repository" Haruo YOKOTA, Takashi KOBAYASHI, Hiroaki OKAMOTO and Wataru NAKANO (Tokyo Institute of Technology) 16:35-17:10 "A Ubiquitous Wiki Testbed for Educational Resource Sharing" Masahiro MOCHIZUKI (Tokyo Institute of Technology) March 2 (Thursday) Session 5: Language resources 9:20- 9:55 [Invited Lecture 5] "Technical and Strategic Issues on Language Resources for a Research Infrastructure" Nicoletta CALZOLARI (Instituto di Linguistica Computazionale) 9:55-10:30 [Invited Lecture 6] "Creation, Use and Management of Accurately Annotated Corpora" Yuji MATSUMOTO (Nara Institute of Science and Technology) 10:30-10:45 (Break) Session 6: Language processing 10:45-11:20 [Invited Lecture 7] "Towards Better Evaluation and Testing" Donna HARMAN (National Institute of Standards and Technology) 11:20-11:55 [Invited Lecture 8] "Portal Development Based on Knowledge Organization" Kouji SHIBANO (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies) 11:55-13:10 (Lunch Break) Session 7: Web knowledge processing 13:10-13:45 [Invited Lecture 9] "The Semantic Web and Knowledge Representation: An informal comparison" Henry S. THOMPSON (University of Edinburgh) 13:45-14:20 "An Efficient Handling Method of Queries about Semantic Web Documents and its Application" Takayuki FUKATANI, Ken GEGOUT and Takehiro TOKUDA (Tokyo Institute of Technology) 14:20-14:55 "Sentiment Analysis in the Blog Collection" Yasuhiro SUZUKI, Hiroya TAKAMURA and Manabu OKUMURA (Tokyo Institute of Technology) 14:55-15:15 (Break) Session 8: Multimedia resources 15:15-15:50 "Why is Automatic Recognition of Spontaneous Speech So Difficult?" Sadaoki FURUI, Masanobu NAKAMURA and Koji IWANO (Tokyo Institute of Technology) 15:50-16:25 "Robust Scene Recognition for Baseball Broadcast" Koichi SHINODA and Sadaoki FURUI (Tokyo Institute of Technology) 16:25-17:00 "Statistical Properties of Classical Japanese Literature as Spoken Language" Hirokazu SATO, Satoshi CHIDA and Kyoko YAMAMURO (Tokyo Institute of Technology) March 3 (Friday) 10:00-10:20 Opening Address$B!!(B Nobuyasu MAKOSHI (Tokyo Institute of Technology) $B-5(B. Poster Presentation 10:20-12:00 P-1 "Differences between Blogs and Web Diaries"$B!!(B Toshiaki FUJIKI P-2 "Proposal for Automatically Extracting the Association Network for Document Classification" Toshinori SATO P-3 "Automatic Generation of an Address Book for Metadata Annotation" Norifumi MURAYAMA P-4 "Automatic Generation of Client-Server Collaborative Web Applications from Diagrams" Mitsuhisa TAGUCHI P-5 "Self-Clustering of P2P Networks" Xiao Shao P-6 "Motion Generation in Virtual World" Satoshi FUNATSU, Suguru SAITO and Masayuki NAKAJIMA P-7 "Range of Motion Estimation from Mocap Data" Hiroshi YASUDA, Suguru SAITO and Masayuki NAKAJIMA P-8 "Progress on a Speaker Adaptable Polyglot Synthesizer"$B!!(B Javier LATORRE, Koji IWANO and Sadaoki FURUI P-9 "FHMM for Robust Speech Recognition in Home Environment"$B!!(B Agnieszka BETKOWSKA, Koichi SHINODA and Sadaoki FURUI P-10 "Distributed File System with Automatic File Access Distribution" Hitoshi SATO P-11 "Semantic Systematization of History Resources in City Planning Studies -Introduction of Western Plaza Thought on Modern City Planning in Japan-" Norihisa NISHINARI P-12 "Chinese Learners' Acquisition of Japanese Adjectival Collocations" Hongquan CAO P-13 "Coordinate Structure in Japanese Sentences" Kenji YOSHIHASHI P-14 "Citation Analysis Function for the Classical Texts Archive System" Hajime MURAI P-15 "Toward a Pragmatic Ontology Capturing Sensibility" Naoko MATSUMOTO P-16 "A Computational Model of Metaphor Generation Process" Keiga ABE and Masanori NAKAGAWA P-17 "A Computational Model of Inductive Reasoning and the Psychological Examination: Towards an Induction-Based Search-Engine" Kayo SAKAMOTO, Asuka TERAI and Masanori NAKAGAWA P-18 "A Computational Model of Insightful Problem Solving" Yuichiro WAJIMA and Masanori NAKAGAWA P-19 "Classification of the Semantic Interaction Based on Language Statistical Analysis" Koji NAKAJIMA and Masanori NAKAGAWA 12:00-13:00 (Lunch Break) $B-6(B. Oral Presentation 1 13:00-13:20 "Mapping Word Knowledge in Japanese: Constructing and Utilizing a Large-scale Database of Japanese Word Associations"$B!!(B Terry JOYCE 13:20-13:40 "Towards a Representation Model of Evaluation Ontology" Kohei NODA 13:40-14:00 "A Computational Model of Metaphor Understanding Based on Data Obtained from Statistical Language Analysis" Asuka TERAI and Masanori NAKAGAWA 14:00-14:20 "Statistical Analysis of Variant Texts Using Artificial Data" Maki MIYAKE 14:20-14:40 (Break) $B-7(B. Oral Presentation 2 14:40-15:00 "Construction of a Historical Information System "ARCADIA" -An interaction between the user and the archaeological information-" Takayuki AKO, Hiroyuki KAMEI, Youta AIZAWA, Daichi KOBAYASHI and Kenta SHINBA 15:00-15:20 "Progress on a Language Independent Approach to Question Answering" Edward WHITTAKER and Sadaoki FURUI 15:20-15:40 "Analysis and Detection of Human Motion in a Video Stream" Kyuengbo MIN 15:40-16:00 "Formalization of Process Optimization Knowledge -An application to code optimization-" Sohei ITO, Sigeki HAGIHARA and Naoki YONEZAKI *******************************************************************