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CHEN LONG

My name is pronounced as [tʂʰən˦˥ lʊŋ˦˥], Chen is my last name and Long is my first name. I am a PhD student of Prof. Laura Kallmeyer and Rainer Osswald in Institute of Linguistics, Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf. I am currently in the Cococo project, focusing on the linguistic modelling of inherent polysemous nouns and their predication, coercion and copredication. I am also involved in the construction of Cococorpus, a corpus of copredication and coercion.

Research Interests

• Frame semantics, semantic composition and decomposition
• Polysemy, coercion and copredication
• Semantic types, type match and mismatch
• Chinese linguistics
• Lexical semantics
• Computational linguistics research with little need for a computer

Research Disinterests

• Computational linguistics work with little linguistics
• NLP applications with little application
• Semantics research with little semantics
• Any research that assumes language models process/learn languages like human beings
• Any research that assumes all languages function in the same way as English
• Any research that pretends embeddings=meanings
• Papers starting with "Can L" or similar things in different titles