Accepted abstracts for CLIN 34

                                                                                                                                                                                                               

Name(s)	Affiliation(s)	Abstract Title
Shantanu Nath	University of Trento	EVALUATION OF COREFERENCE MODELS ON DIFFERENT DOMAINS AND TEXT GENRES
Hyewon Jang Diego Frassinelli	University of Konstanz University of Konstanz, Center for Information and Language Processing at LMU Munich	Detecting sarcasm using LLMs when sarcasm is way too broad
Behnaz Motavali	Radboud University	Written by one: Common authorship features of Fake Job Posts
Esther Ploeger Wessel Poelman Andreas Holck Høeg-Petersen Anders Schlichtkrull Miryam de Lhoneux Johannes Bjerva	Aalborg University KU Leuven Aalborg University Aalborg University KU Leuven Aalborg University	Leveraging Linguistic Typology for Fairer Multilingual Language Technology
Colin Swaelens Ilse De Vos Els Lefever	LT3, Ghent University, Belgium VAIA - Flanders AI Academy LT3, Ghent University, Belgium	Similarity Detection in Medieval Marginal Writing
Xinnain Zhao Hugo Van Hamme	KU Leuven	Weakly and Semi-supervised Training of Flemish ASR from Subtitles
Leonidas Mylonadis Jelke Bloem	University of Amsterdam Institute for Logic, Language and Computation, University of Amsterdam; Data Science Centre, University of Amsterdam	Evaluation of Greek Word Embeddings
Maya Sappelli Laura Meijer Marije Vrijmoeth Dianne Teunisse Annette Klarenbeek	HAN University of Applied Sciences University of Applied Sciences Utrecht University of Applied Sciences Utrecht University of Applied Sciences Utrecht University of Applied Sciences Utrecht	Automatic Detection of Discursive Patterns in Dutch Social Media
Baoyi Zeng Leonidas A. A. Doumas	Faculty of Engineering Science, KU Leuven, Leuven, Belgium School of Philosophy, Psychology, and Language Sciences, The University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, UK	lllusion of Plausibility with Large Language Models
Bram Groenhof Wieke Harmsen Helmer Strik	Radboud University	On the possibility of using pre-trained ASR-models to assess oral reading exams automatically
Janiça Hackenbuchner Aaron Maladry Arda Tezcan Joke Daems	Ghent University	Systematic, Stereotypical or an Educated Guess? Gender inference by humans and machine translation systems of words in and out of context
Natalia Evgrafova Véronique Hoste Els Lefever	LT3, Ghent University	Identifying Controversial Claims in Political YouTube Comments
Goya van Boven Yupei Du Dong Nguyen	Utrecht University	Transforming Dutch: Debiasing Dutch Coreference Resolution Systems for Non-binary Pronouns
Mario Perez Eguiluz	TNO; Leiden University	Evaluating User trust for the FarmBuddy chatbot: a mixed methods study
Xander Snelder	University of Amsterdam	Evaluating the Intrinsic Effects of Prompt Engineering: The Indirect Extraction of Semantic Similarities from GPTs
Gus Lathouwers Helmer Strik Wieke Harmsen Catia Cucchiarini	Radboud University	Examining Boundaries: Recontextualizing Dutch Syllabification Algorithms
Tess Dejaeghere Pranaydeep Singh Bas Vercruysse Julie Birkholz Els Lefever	Ghent Center for Digital Humanities, Ghent University; LT3, Ghent University LT3, Ghent University Ghent Center for Digital Humanities, Ghent University Ghent Center for Digital Humanities, Ghent University LT3, Ghent University	Exploring Zero-Shot Named Entity Recognition in Multilingual Historical Travelogues Using Open-Source Large Language Models
Matthijs Westera Mark Rademaker	Leiden University	Can we detect the need-for-closure bias in social media behavior?
Kyo Gerrits Ana Guerberof Arenas	University of Groningen	Reader reception of computational literary translations: the question of creativity.
Stef Accou Tim Van de Cruys	KU Leuven	Word Sense Discrimination using French Transformer Models
Sander Puts Shashank Chakravarthy Martijn Nobel André L. A. J. Dekker Catharina M.L. Zegers Inigo Bermejo	Department of Radiation Oncology (Maastro), GROW Research Institute for Oncology and Reproduction, Maastricht University Medical Centre+	Improving Text Classification by Filtering Out Irrelevant Sentences Using a Sentence Classifier
Joël Buter Joost Broekens Suzan Verberne	Leiden University	Data Augmenting Dialogues for Improving Emotional Support Chatbots
Hadi Mohammadi Anastasia Giachanou Ayoub Bagheri	Utrecht University	Enhancing Human-Likeness of Generative AI through Explainable Techniques
Elena Savinova Jet Hoek	Centre for Language Studies, Radboud University	Interpreting Subjectivity Regressor Trained on Native English Speakers’ Judgments: Theory vs. Speaker Intuitions
Mert Yazan Jirui Qi Xinyi Chen Andreas Paraskeva Yumeng Wang Mohanna Hoveyda	Leiden University University of Groningen University of Amsterdam Leiden University Leiden University Radboud University	Comprehensive Evaluation of RAG Pipelines in QA Systems: Insights from the CRAG Benchmark
Pauline van Nies Marten Koopmans Gijs Wobben Coen Goedhart Paul Verhaar	Ordina; University of Applied Sciences Utrecht Ordina; University of Applied Sciences Utrecht Ordina Ordina Ordina; University of Applied Sciences Utrecht	Information Retrieval for Dutch Organizations: Evaluating Encoder Models and Practical Approaches
Katrien Depuydt Jesse de Does Thomas Haga Roland de Bonth Tim Brouwer Vincent Prins Mathieu Fannee	Instituut voor de Nederlandse Taal	Towards better linguistic annotation for historical Dutch
Julia Pestel Raquel G. Alhama	Institute for Logic, Language and Computation; University of Amsterdam	Evaluating the Linguistic Knowledge of Dutch Large Language Models
Crit Cremers	Leiden University Centre for Linguistics	A view on propositions: graphics for meaningful parsing and generation
Nadine Donia Weiwei Sun Arun Kumar Rajasekaran	École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne Cambridge University Cambridge University	Sentiment Analysis of Arabic-English Code-Switched Data: A Comparative Study of Machine Learning and Lexicon-Based Approaches
Marije Kanis Marijn Schraagen Shihan Wang Erik Tjong Kim Sang	Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences Utrecht University Utrecht University Netherlands eScience Center	Happy or lonely? Investigating Dutch people’s mental well-being using remote methods during the COVID-19 pandemic
Sidi Wang Jelke Bloem	Computational Linguistics and Text Mining Lab, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Data Science Centre, University of Amsterdam; Institute for Logic, Language and Computation, University of Amsterdam	Quantifying Politicization: Leverage Contextualized Embeddings of Politicized Keywords
Camille Lavigne Alex Stasica	Utrecht University	Automated Correction of Error Patterns in Dutch Child Speech: Leveraging Transformer Architecture for Enhanced Accuracy
Lilit Kharatyan Frédéric Blain Gloria Corpas Pastor	Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg Tilburg University University of Malaga	Speech-to-Text Translation: Cascaded or End-to-end? Multidimensional Comparative Evaluation
Simon Blanchard Walter Daelemans	University of Antwerp	On the generalisability of personality models
Qixiang Fang Javier Garcia Bernardo Erik-Jan van Kesteren	Utrecht University	Addressing LLM-related Measurement Error in Social Science Modeling Research
Foteini Papadopoulou	Radboud University	Unveiling Sentiments and Topics in COVID-19 Vaccine Comments on YouTube Over Time: from the First Vaccine Approval to the Post-Pandemic Era
Veronica Juliana Schmalz	KU Leuven	The Strange Case of AI-generated and human-authored texts: A preliminary study comparing features from different levels of linguistic analysis and languages
Pepijn Stoop Jelke Bloem	University of Amsterdam Institute for Logic, Language and Computation, University of Amsterdam	Exploring Semantic Consistency in Zero-Shot Pre-trained Language Models for Emotion Detection Tasks in the Social Sciences and Humanities
Jens Lemmens Walter Daelemans	University of Antwerp	Styloscope and Toposcope: Towards user-friendly digital text analysis
Marzieh Abdolmaleki Véronique Hoste Els Lefever	LT3, Ghent University	Enhancing Update Statement Generation by Modeling Hypothesis Probability in Defeasible NLI
Bram Vanroy Tim Van De Cruys	KU Leuven	Forced Creativity: Constrained Decoding to Generate Poetry With Any LLM
Vincent Vandeghinste Job van Doeselaar Bram Vanroy	Instituut voor de Nederlandse Taal	Human Evaluation of Automated Text Simplification through Crowdsourcing
Silvana Abdi Hylke Brouwer Martine Elzinga Shenza Gunput Sem Huisman Collin Krooneman David Poot Jelmer Top Cain Weideman Lisa Bylinina	University of Groningen	Dutch CoLA: Dutch grammatical knowledge in monolingual and multilingual language models
Florelien Soete Vincent Vandeghinste	KU Leuven	Optimizing Controllable Sentence Simplification for Dutch using T5 Large Language Model
Florian Debaene Aaron Maladry Pranaydeep Singh Els Lefever Veronique Hoste	LT3, Language and Translation Technology Team, Ghent University	Do we still need specialized transformers? A comparison to generative foundation models for non-normative Dutch
Xiao Zhang Johan Bos	Center for Language and Cognition, University of Groningen	IconNet and Pictorial Meaning Representation: Towards Language-Neutral Semantics
Congfeng Cao Jelke Bloem	Institute for Logic, Language and Computation, University of Amsterdam	Linearly Mapping from Graph to Text Space
Dragoș Alexandru Bălan	University of Twente	Evaluating the State-of-the-Art Automatic Speech Recognition systems for Dutch
Sisi Chen Vincent Vandeghinste Goedele Vandommele	Department of Computer Science, KU Leuven Centre for Computational Linguistics, KU Leuven Centre for Language and Education, KU Leuven	Automated Pass/Fail Classification for Dutch as a Second Language Using Large Language Models
R. Kinds S. Abdi D. Timmer S. van Loon T. Caselli	University of Groningen	Watch Your Vocabulary More Than Your Pre-training Data
I-Fan Lin Faegheh Hasibi Suzan Verberne	Leiden University Radboud University Leiden University	Generate then Refine: Data Augmentation for Zero-shot Intent Detection
Nikki Rademaker Linthe van Rooij Yanna Smid Tessa Verhoef Tom Kouwenhoven	LIACS, Leiden University	The Riddle Experiment: two groups are trying to solve a black story behind a screen, only one group is alive.
Tanmay Khokle Tim Van de Cruys Kris Heylen	KU Leuven Centre for Computational Linguistics, KU Leuven Instituut voor de Nederlandse Taal	Multilingual Definition Modeling for Neologisms
Rob Reijtenbach Gijs Wijnholds	Leiden University	Dataset Generation for Visual Entailment using Generative AI
Andriy Kosar Guy De Pauw Walter Daelemans	Textgain; CLiPS, University of Antwerp Textgain CLiPS, University of Antwerp	Evaluating LLM-Generated Topic Names via Text Reconstruction
Svea Bösch Jelke Bloem Raquel Garrido Alhama	Amsterdam Center for Language and Communication, University of Amsterdam Institute for Logic, Language and Computation, University of Amsterdam Amsterdam Center for Language and Communication, University of Amsterdam	Comparing the Impact of the Input Source in Modelling Child Language Acquisition
Andrew Kosar Jens Van Nooten Walter Daelemans Guy De Pauw	University of Antwerp; Textgain University of Antwerp University of Antwerp Textgain	One Size Does Not Fit All: Exploring Variable Thresholds for Distance-Based Multi-Label Text Classification
Katharina Sommer Evgeniia Egorova Eugene Shalugin	Radboud University	Domain adaptation of Large Language Models for Sparse Information Retrieval
Zahra Abedi Gijs Wijnholds Richard van Dijk	Leiden University	Enriching Historical Records: An OCR and AI-Driven Approach for Database Integration
Urtė Jakubauskaitė Raquel G. Alhama Phong Le	Institute for Logic, Language and Computation, University of Amsterdam Institute for Logic, Language and Computation, University of Amsterdam Amazon Alexa	Compositionality in Emergent Languages: Evaluating the Metrics
Lorenzo Lazzari Carlos Villacampa Calvo Sophia Katrenko	EcoVadis	Case Study: Leveraging Large Language Models in a Hybrid Search System for Improved CSR Information Retrieval
Leonardo Grotti	CLiPS, University of Antwerp	Evaluating Grapheme-to-Phoneme Conversion and Syllable Counting of Large Language Models for Dutch
Michelle Suijkerbuik Zoë Prins Marianne de Heer Kloots Willem Zuidema Stefan L. Frank	Centre for Language Studies, Radboud University Institute for Logic, Language and Computation, University of Amsterdam Institute for Logic, Language and Computation, University of Amsterdam Institute for Logic, Language and Computation, University of Amsterdam Centre for Language Studies, Radboud University	BLiMP-NL: A corpus of Dutch minimal pairs and grammaticality judgements for language model evaluation
Shima Rahimi Ehsan Lotfi Walter Daelemans	University of Antwerp	In-Corpus and Cross-Corpus Analysis of Native Language Identification Using Machine Learning
Myrthe Reuver Indira Sen Gabriella Lapesa	Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Universitat Konstanz GESIS - Leibniz-Institut für Sozialwissenschaften and Heinrich-Heine University Düsseldorf	A pilot study and framework for using and analyzing social scientist’s interaction strategies with Instruction-Tuned LLMs
Cristina Reguera-Gómez Denis Paperno Maaike H. T. de Boer	TNO; Utrecht University Utrecht University TNO	Natural Chatbots: Designing an Intuitive Healthcare Conversational Agent by Studying the Role of Empathy in Generated Messages
Léa Gontard Jelke Bloem	Institute for Logic, Language and Computation, University of Amsterdam	Using Natural Language Processing to Quantify Politicization in Foreign Aid Reports
Matthew Micyk Jelke Bloem	Amsterdam Center for Language and Communication, University of Amsterdam Institute for Logic, Language and Computation, University of Amsterdam	Distributional Semantic Modeling of SC-Pair Polish Aspectual Verbs
Ineke Schuurman Caro Brosens Kris Heylen Vincent Vandeghinste Bram Vanroy	Centrum voor Computerlinguïstiek, KU Leuven Vlaams GebarentaalCentrum Instituut voor de Nederlandse Taal Instituut voor de Nederlandse Taal Centrum voor Computerlinguïstiek, KU Leuven	WordNet-based Relations between Words, Signs and Concepts
Michiel De Vrindt Anaïs Tack Renske Bouwer Wim Van Den Noortgate Marije Lesterhuis	imec research group ITEC, KU Leuven imec research group ITEC, KU Leuven Institute for Language Sciences, Utrecht University imec research group ITEC, KU Leuven Center for Research and Development of Health Professions Education, UMC Utrecht	Predicting Initial Quality Scores of Dutch Essays with Language Models to Warm-Start Comparative Judgment Assessments
Loic De Langhe Orphée De Clercq Veronique Hoste	LT3, Ghent University	NewsBERTje: a Domain-Adapted Dutch BERT Model
Qianru Meng Zhaochun Ren Joost Visser	Leiden University	Automatic Release Notes Summarization with Large Language Models
Wu Chi Hsiu Aaron Maladry Veronique Hoste	University of Antwerp LT3, Ghent University LT3, Ghent University	Comparing and Contrasting Modality Disparity in Multimodal Sarcasm Detection
Aletta Dorst Alina Karakanta	Leiden University Centre for Linguistics, Leiden University	Comparing LLMs with commercial Machine Translation systems for Metaphor Translation
Felicia Redelaar Suzan Verberne Maaike de Boer Romy van Drie	Leiden University; TNO Leiden University TNO TNO	Attributed Question Answering for the Dutch Law using Retrieval augmented Large language models
Chenglinzi Yang Jet Hoek Wilbert Spooren	Centre for Language Studies, Radboud University	Stance detection in conversational L1 and L2 English
Simone van Bruggen Maaike Koninx	Bookarang, NBD Biblion	Ontology-based distance metrics for keyword evaluation
Lisa Hubin	KU Leuven	Metaphorically speaking: a clustering-based exploration of metaphor identification in Dutch using transformer architectures
Marthe Kellen Tim Van de Cruys	KU Leuven	Exploratory Study on Dutch Verb Clusters Using Supervised and Unsupervised Machine Learning: Evaluating Transformer Models’ Language Skills
Suzan Lejeune Iris Hendrickx	Centre for Language Studies, Radboud University Centre for Language and Speech Technology, Radboud University	Location-focused Translation in Low-resource Tagalog of Flooding Events in News Articles
Henry Grafé Tim Van de Cruys	KU Leuven	Multi-token and Multi-word Lexical Substitution using Encoder-Only Language Models
Thijs Groeneweg Gijs Wijnholds	Leiden University	Improving the CoThought pipeline for training a BabyLM on Dutch data
Yumeng Wang Suzan Verberne	Leiden University	Query-to-intent generation for explainable search engines
Gabriella Bollici	TNO	Enhancing Human-Computer Interaction: Leveraging Miscommunication Detection in Chatbot Dialogues for Conversation Breakdown Prevention
Urja Khurana Eric Nalisnick Antske Fokkens	Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Johns Hopkins University Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam	Do Hate Speech Detection Models Reflect their Dataset’s Definition? Investigating Model Behavior on Hate Speech Aspects
Wout Sinnaeve Joni Kruijsbergen Orphée De Clercq	Ghent University	Controlled Text Simplification for Dutch using Generative Large Language Models
Michael Wheeler Suzan Verberne	LIACS, Leiden University	Retrieval augmented chatbot for an IT helpdesk (WIP)
Lea Krause Ana Valdivia	Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam University of Oxford	Exploring the Lack of Cultural Diversity in Multilingual Datasets for Conversational AI
Kushal Tatariya Artur Kulmizev Esther Ploeger Marcell Bollman Jiaming Luo Johannes Bjerva Miryam de Lhoneux Heather Lent	KU Leuven KU Leuven Aalborg University Linköping University Google Aalborg University KU Leuven Aalborg University	How Good is Your Wikipedia? Quality Estimation and Methods of Data Pruning for Non-English Wikipedias
Qixiang Fang Daniel Oberski Dong Nguyen	Utrecht University	PATCH -- Psychometrics-AssisTed benCHmarking of Large Language Models: A Case Study of Mathematics Proficiency
Bram Vanroy	KU Leuven; Instituut voor de Nederlandse Taal	F(r)ietje: An efficient, transparent LLM for Dutch
Allmin Susaiyah Natalia Sidorova	Eindhoven University of Technology	Towards the Extraction of Event Logs from Dutch Medical Reports Using Large Language Models
Anum Afzal Alexandre Mercier Florian Matthes	Technical University of Munich	Investigating Data-to-Text Approaches to Achieve Diversity of Generated Marketing Text in the Music Industry
Ine Gevers Walter Daelemans	University of Antwerp	Bag of Lies: Robustness in Continuous Pre-training BERT
Anna Wegmann Tijs van den Broek Dong Nguyen	Utrecht University Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Utrecht University	What's Mine becomes Yours: Defining, Annotating and Detecting Context-Dependent Paraphrases in News Interview Dialogs
Ho Wang Matthew Sung	Leiden University	Outliers or Wrong Classifications? On Dialect Typicality and Transitional Dialects
David Shakouri	Leiden University Centre for Linguistics (LUCL), Leiden University; Leiden Institute for Brain and Cognition (LIBC), Leiden University	MODOMA: Providing a Computational Laboratory for Language Acquisition Experiments
Roos M. Bakker Juul A. Schoevers Romy A.N. van Drie Marijn P. Schraagen Maaike H. T. de Boer	TNO; Leiden University TNO TNO Utrecht University TNO	Semantic Role Extraction in Law Texts: A Comparative Analysis of Language Models for Legal Information Extraction
Marcel Haas Hielke Muizelaar Marco Spruit	Department of Public Health & Primary Care, Leiden University Medical Centre Department of Public Health & Primary Care, Leiden University Medical Centre LIACS, Leiden University	Exploring Translation's Impact on Dutch BERT Model Performance
Xiyuan Gao Shekhar Nayak Matt Coler	Campus Fryslân, University of Groningen	Investigating the Multimodal Interplay of Prosodic and Visual Cues of Sarcasm
Olga Lyashevska Michael Giffin Samira van Bohemen	Netherlands eScience Center Erasmus School of Social and Behavioural Sciences, Erasmus University Rotterdam	On stereotypes in online pornography: the use of topic modelling.
Ine Gevers Cristina Arhiliuc Leonardo Grotti Pieter Fivez	University of Antwerp	Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) in Generative Large Language Models for Automated Essay Grading
Wouter Hajer Anne Fleur van Luenen Jakob Söhl Rolf Ypma	Netherlands Forensic Institute; TU Delft Netherlands Forensic Institute TU Delft Netherlands Forensic Institute	Utilizing Conversations as a Proxy for Topic: a Study in Forensic Authorship Attribution
Anne Fleur van Luenen	Netherlands Forensic Institute	ASMtransformers: a BERT model for ARM64 assembly
Heike Pauli Lukas Latacz Hugo Van hamme	KU Leuven SAY IT Labs Processing Speech and Images (PSI), KU Leuven; Department of Electrical Engineering (ESAT), KU Leuven	Cross-lingual age estimation: distinguishing child speech from adult speech
Bram van Dijk Marco Spruit	Leiden University Medical Center	Welzijn.AI: a System in Development for Monitoring Mental Wellbeing in Dutch Elderly Populations
Jan Odijk Martin Kroon Tijmen Baarda Ben Bonfil Sheean Spoel	Utrecht University	Automatic Identification of MWEs
Anaïs Tack Tuba Özturan Siem Buseyne	imec research group ITEC, KU Leuven	Classifying Utterances with Collaborative Problem-Solving Strategies in Student Teamwork Interactions
Caspar de Jong Oskar van der Wal Willem Zuidema	University of Amsterdam Institute for Logic, Language and Computation, University of Amsterdam Institute for Logic, Language and Computation, University of Amsterdam	Causal Methods for a (Mechanistic) Understanding of Gender Bias in Dutch Language Models
Thomas Winters Stijn Van der Stockt	KU Leuven DPG Media	Evaluating Humor Generation in an Improvisational Comedy Setting
Reshmi Gopalakrishna Pillai Antske Fokkens Wouter van Atteveldt	Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam	A Synergic Solution for the Regional Newsrooms: Identifying Regionally Relevant Information for News Stories with LLMs and Knowledge Graphs
Jiahui Liang Stephan Raaijmakers Aletta G. Dorst Jelena Prokic	Leiden University Leiden University; TNO Leiden University Leiden University	Using GPT-4 for Conventional Metaphor Detection
Hans van Halteren	Radboud University	Cross-genre and -topic authorship recognition on Dutch human and LLM-generated essays
Wenwen Guan Marijn Alta Jelke Bloem	University of Amsterdam	Automatic Metadiscourse Classification in Learners’ Writing and Speaking with SpanBERT
Leonidas Zotos Malvina Nissim Hedderik van Rijn	University of Groningen	Comparing Language Models and Student Strategies for Solving Multiple Choice Questions
Angel Daza Ellie Smith Antske Fokkens	Netherlands eScience Center Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam	Informed Evaluation of Text Analysis Tools
Rik van Noord	University of Groningen	Benchmarking Beyond Translation: The Intrinsically Dutch Compound Noun Challenge for LLMs
Iris Hendrickx Stan Vissers Frank van Meurs	Centre for Language Studies, Radboud University	Characteristics of non-native communication in English: The case of English-language lyrics by Dutch artists
Silvia Stopponi Saskia Peels-Matthey Malvina Nissim	Center for Language and Cognition Groningen, University of Groningen	Creating a dataset for the evaluation of automatic semantic change detection in Ancient Greek
Tim Van de Cruys	KU Leuven	Do Tomatoes Sing Skyscrapers? The Curious Case of Absurd Text Generation
Xiaojuan Tan Jelke Bloem	Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam University of Amsterdam	Predicting the metaphoric potential of words from lexical features