SIGMathLing - Seminar

NOTE: Reduced Meeting Frequency As we have discussed in the last meeting, we will change the schedule and meet only every four weeks for now.

The SIGMathLing seminar is a seminar on mathematical language that currently occurs every four weeks. It is intended as a forum for reporting on results and new developments and discussing them with fellow enthusiasts.

The seminar is open to anyone. If you are interested, just join the meeting. No registration etc. required.

Please reach out if you are interested in presenting something. We are always looking for talks.

Time, Duration, Location

• Every second Monday, starting at
  • Before March 29: 14:00 UTC (= 09:00 EST = 15:00 CET = 23:00 JST)
  • After March 29: 13:00 UTC (= 09:00 EDT = 15:00 CEST = 22:00 JST)
• The seminar is strictly limited to 1 hour and presentations should be around 30 min to allow for discussion
• The seminar takes place on Zoom:
  • link: https://fau.zoom.us/j/99327093752?pwd=TnE3bEZNSWhaVllZNWxSenFKelcwZz09
  • meeting id: 993 2709 3752
  • password: 369156

Communication

We use the SIGMathLing mailing list for announcements and a mattermost channel for chat. To join the mattermost channel:

1. Go to https://mattermost.kwarc.info/
2. Click on the GitLab button
3. Sign in with your GitHub account
4. Please enter your real name in the settings so that we know who you are
5. On mattermost, you should have an almost empty list of channels. Under public channels click on more… to join the SIGMathLing channel.

Schedule

Date	Speaker	Title/Topic
2021-07-05	-	summer break
2021-06-07	-	summer break
2021-05-10	Anton Lorenzen	A type system for natural language (slides)
2021-04-12	Deyan Ginev	Scientific Statement Classification over arXiv.org (slides)
2021-03-29	André Greiner-Petter	Comparative Verification of Digital Mathematical Libraries and Computer Algebra Systems (slides)
2021-03-15	Peter Koepke	Isabelle/Naproche
2021-03-01	Bernhard Schröder	Framed proofs – Linguistic aspects of proof texts and frames
2021-02-15	-	cancelled
2021-02-01	Takuto Asakura	Towards Grounding of Formulae (slides)
2021-01-18	Jan Frederik Schaefer	A Symbolic Framework for Mathematical Language Understanding (slides)
2021-01-04	-	cancelled (too close to New Year)
2020-12-21	Deborah Mendes Ferreira	Premise Selection in Natural Language: Finding supporting facts for mathematical statements (slides)
2020-12-07	Deyan Ginev	Language and mathematics pretraining in 2021: preparing the large open datasets (slides)