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Jeudi 10 mai&#224; partir de 14h30, au 16 rue de Clisson, dans le 13e arrondissement (m&#233;tro ligne 6, station Chevaleret), salle 1E20 (1er &#233;tage).Peter Scharf : &#34;Introduction to Sanskrit Computational Linguistics: Researching the linguistic treatises of India to enrich formal and computational linguistics and utilizing techniques of contemporary linguistics to formalize Indian linguistic theories&#34;Le second intervenant de l'apr&#232;s-midi sera Pawan Goyal, chercheur post-doc &#224; l'INRIA Paris-Rocquencourt. Sa communication portera sur le sujet suivant: &#34;Orienting methods used in compositional and distributional semantics to languages rich in morphological and agglutinative structures&#34;.Jeudi 7 juin: Peter Scharf : &#34;Linguistic Issues in the Character-Encoding of Sanskrit: clarifying the axes of information encoding: graphic-phonetic, sequential-featural, and contrastive- non-contrastive.&#34;Second intervenant: Jean-Luc Chevillard (CNRS, HTL): t.b.a.Jeudi 21 juin: Peter Scharf : &#34;Vedic recitation: The relationship between the description in phonetic treatises, manuscripts, and contemporary oral recitation.&#34;Second intervenant: Amba Kulkarni (University of Hyderabad): &#34;Analysis of Sanskrit Compounds&#34;.