Poster Session 2

• Sentiment and alignment: a character analysis in Harry Potter fan fiction
  Lisa Hensens
• Modelling Stance Detection as Textual Entailment Recognition and Leveraging Measurement Knowledge from Social Sciences
  Qixiang Fang, Anastasia Giachanou & Ayoub Bagheri (Utrecht University)
• MWE Finder
  Jan Odijk, Martin Kroon, Tijmen Baarda, Ben Bonfil & Sheean Spoel
• Controlled Data Augmentation with Large Language Models for Named Entity Recognition
  Stephan Raaijmakers & Daan Vos
• Representing and processing untokenized linguistic forms in the framework of computational construction grammar
  Veronica Juliana Schmalz, Paul Van Eecke, & Katrien Beuls
• Klinkt leuk! A tool to predict associations with names and (non)words in the Dutch language
  Aron Joosse, Erik-Jan van Kesteren & Giovanni Cassani
• That glorious name, McDonald! An exploration of cross-modal correspondences in brand names and logos using CLIP
  Paul Schreiber & Giovanni Cassani
• And How Does That Make You Feel? Towards More Robust Emotion Representations in Few-Shot Text Classification with BERT
  Jens Lemmens & Walter Daelemans
• Linguistic analysis of highly formal texts: Detecting stance in intelligence agency reports
  Tabio Romanski
• Evaluating Large-Scale Construction Grammars in Semantic Frame Extraction
  Thomas Moerman, Paul Van Eecke & Timothy Colleman
• Using Prompt-based AI to Identify Miratives in Constructions
  Jiehai Liu & Lei Wang
• Use of generative pre-trained large language models to predict suicide risk on social media texts
  Luca Leone & Eva Vanmassenhove
• Unveiling the nuances of irony in English, Dutch and Italian: A corpus-based study on ironic activation types and pragmatic categories
  Alessandra Teresa Cignarella, Aaron Maladry, Cynthia Van Hee, Els Lefever & Véronique Hoste
• ODWN, OMW: issues when dealing with spoken languages, but especially also with sign languages
  Ineke Schuurman, Bram Vanroy, Vincent Vandeghinste, Caro Brosens, Margot Janssens, Thierry Declerck & Sam Bigeard
• Evaluating Dutch Language Models Using a Dutch Variant of the SimLex-999 Dataset
  Lizzy Brans & Jelke Bloem
• Minimising brilliancy bias within GPT-2 by utilising the PALMS method
  Tsvetomira Krikoryan & Erkan Basar
• Language games for ontology alignment under partial observability
  Alexane Jouglar
• Who Do Politicians Claim (not) to Represent? Developing a Machine Learning Method for Detecting and Classifying Politicians' Claims of Representation
  Ine Gevers, August De Mulder, Walter Daelemans & Stefaan Walgrave
• Towards Explainable Sexism Detection in Social Media: An Ensemble Approach with Human Rationalizations
  Hadi Mohammadi, Ayoub Bagheri & Anastasia Giachanou
• Bridging the gap between LLMs and books: from short-context windows to long documents using fragment-level representations
  Simone van Bruggen, Niels Bogaards & Maaike Koninx
• [insert plot here]: Leveraging LLMs to augment book descriptions for librarians.
  Robin van der Markt & Niels Bogaard
• Using Large Language Models for Conventional Metaphor Detection
  Jiahui Liang, Stephan Raaijmakers, Aletta G. Dorst & Jelena Prokic
• Benchmarking Zero-Shot Text Classification for Dutch
  Loic De Langhe, Aaron Maladry, Luna De Bruyne, Bram Vanroy, Pranaydeep Singh, Sofie Labat, Orphée De Clercq, Els Lefever & Veronique Hoste
• Using naïve speakers’ judgements to train a transformer-based subjectivity regressor
  Elena Savinova & Fermín Moscoso del Prado Martín
• Multi-criterion decision making on the labour market
  Quirine T.S. Smit & Ajaya Adhikari
• Enhancing a Conversational Agent with Social Cues: An Investigation into the Impact of Shared Identity and Goal Setting on ‘BLISS’
  Nikki Evers & Iris Hendrickx
• The emergence of perceptual concepts through situated communicative interactions
  Jérôme Botoko Ekila, Lara Verheyen, Jens Nevens, Katrien Beuls & Paul Van Eecke
• Evaluation of zero-shot NLI-based hate speech detection
  Nerses Yuzbashyan, Nikolay Banar, Ilia Markov & Walter Daelemans
• Large-scale Manual and Automatic Evaluation of Crawled Parallel Corpora
  Rik van Noord & Antonio Toral
• Automatic assessment of child read speech with disfluencies
  Wieke Harmsen, Martijn Bentum, Yu Bai, Ferdy Hubers, Roeland van Hout, Catia Cucchiarini & Helmer Strik
• Findings from the Employing Large Language Models in Hybrid Task-oriented Chatbots for Health
  Erkan Basar, Divyaa Balaji, Linwei He, Iris Hendrickx, Emiel Krahmer†, Gert-Jan de Bruijn & Tibor Bosse
• Controversy Detection in Dutch News
  Hannah van Goor, Anil Yaman, João Pedro Correia dos Reis & Niya Stoimenova
• A comparison of ChatGPT and fine-tuned BERT with regard to ABSA in the domain of literary criticism
  Gunther Martens, Lore De Greve, Els Lefever & Pranaydeep Singh
• RobBERT-2023: Keeping Dutch Language Models Up-To-Date at a Lower Cost Thanks to Model Conversion
  Pieter Delobelle & Francois Remy
• TEXTUA: the Antwerp Text Mining Centre
  Pieter FivezWalter Daelemans
• Linguistic Changes in Terry Pratchett's Writing as an Indication of Posterior Cortical Atrophy
  Dorothy Modrall Sperling, Ilia Markov, Walter Daelemans
• Improving Dutch Vaccine Hesitancy Monitoring via Multi-Label Data Augmentation with GPT-3.5
  Jens Van Nooten, Walter Daelemans
• Advancing Topical Text Classification: A Novel Distance-Based Method with Contextual Embeddings
  Andriy Kosar, Guy De Pauw & Walter Daelemans
• Representational Biases in Emergent Communication in a Multi-Agent System
  Daniël Akkerman, Phong Le & Raquel G. Alhama
• Towards an integrated web application for terminology extraction and termbase editing
  Kris Heylen, Ruud de Jong & Jesse de Does