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Multilingual voice-enabled informatics tools: Catalyst for equitable AI in HIV and HIV-comorbidity healthcare management. [PDF]

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Oluwagbemi OO, Onyeka E, Jatto A, Oluwagbemi FE, Smith S, Oyelami O, Fatumo S.   +6 more
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Both ends of artificial intelligence impacting privacy: a review of violation and protection. [PDF]

Front Artif Intell
Voloch N, Hirschprung RS.
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Iconicity and transparency in Dutch Sign Language. [PDF]

Behav Res Methods
Schiefner A, Roelofsen F, Sümer B.
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Computers and medical language

Medical Informatics, 1979
This review article presents principles and problems of automated processing of medical language data. Work on automated processing of information in medical language is surveyed. References and a bibliography are provided as an introduction to the field.
M G, Pacak, G S, Dunham
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Symbolic computing, Lisp languages, and parallel computing

Proceedings of the First International Conference on Massively Parallel Computing Systems (MPCS) The Challenges of General-Purpose and Special-Purpose Computing, 2002
In this paper we review symbolic parallel programming issues. We start describing the peculiarities of symbolic programming. Next, we review the standard parallel programming framework for the imperative-like languages. Also the autoscheduling environment, proposed by Polychronopoulos (1990), is introduced.
M Mango Furnari, A Massarotti
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Language and Computers

Annual Review of Applied Linguistics, 1986
Language, writing, and the computer, as Wang (1986) states, must rank among the highest of our most important inventions since each has profoundly determined the development of the human species. There have been numerous interactions among these three types of human institutions. Writing, of course, is largely a reflection of language.
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Computer Languages and National Languages

1985
There are many similarities between national languages and the special languages used to communicate with computers. Computer languages, for example, have special words, sets of rules for using those words and a structure for ordering and placing all the items in the language.
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