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Machine Learning in Human Language Technology
2001The undoubted usefulness of present-day information systems is only moderated by the fact that people have to invest substantial effort and training time in order to learn how to use them. Even modern applications with Graphical-User Interfaces (which are considered user-friendly), built-in wizards and on-line context-sensitive help, require a ...
Nikos Fakotakis, Kyriakos N. Sgarbas
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Recent advancements in human language technology in Italy
Intelligenza Artificiale: The international journal of the AIxIA, 2013This paper presents significant advancements in Human Language Technology fostered by Italian researchers in the last years. We report recent results in the following research directions: Distributional Semantics (i.e. the COMPOSES project), Multilingual Word Sense Disambiguation (the MultiJEDI project), Textual Semantic Inferences (the EXCITEMENT ...
B. Magnini +3 more
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Human language technologies for knowledge management
IEEE Intelligent Systems, 2001Knowledge management has changed the way we look at knowledge in the current economy; it is a key factor in an enterprise's success or failure. In contrast to what we as engineers typically love, KM puts people first organizational issues second, and technology third.
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Human language technology in digital libraries
Proceedings 2000 Kyoto International Conference on Digital Libraries: Research and Practice, 2002We focus on the important role of human language technology as one of the key technologies for the universal access to worldwide digital libraries. In particular, linguistic barriers caused by the multilingual nature of the global information pool require solutions from cross-language information retrieval and machine translation.
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Introducing Language Technology and Humanities
2020This chapter outlines the relevance of language technology for the exploration and study of big textual data sets in the humanities. We also discuss the importance of understanding the logic underlying the use of language technology to resolve research problems in the humanities.
Barbara McGillivray +1 more
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Humanism, Technology, and Language
1970Publisher Summary One of the most important characteristics of technology is that all the technical acts undertaken are in essence collectivistic and centralizing. The more diverse and pervasive in the economy a technology becomes, the more it tends to weld things together. The values that spring from aggression and territoriality are well known.
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Towards a road map on human language technology
COLING-02 on A roadmap for computational linguistics -, 2002This document summarizes contributions and discussions from two workshops that took place in November 2000 and July 2001. It presents some visions of NLP-related applications that may become reality within ten years from now. It investigates the technological requirements that must be met in order to make these visions realistic and sketches milestones
Andreas Eisele 0001 +1 more
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Language, Technology, and the Human
2018This chapter addresses the idea that all language is essentially printable and electronically processible, and gains by being printed and electronically processed. If writing is a technology that transforms thought and if the technology of print further transforms thought and if electronic technology effects comparable transformations in thought, it ...
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Better Textbooks with Human Language Technology
The 41st International ACM SIGIR Conference on Research & Development in Information Retrieval, 2018Almost every part of the world relies on textbooks as the primary medium of imparting education. The quality of education, thus, is correlated with the quality of textbooks. In general, the quality of content in the textbooks used in the less-developed countries of the world is not up to the mark [1]. In addition to their intended purpose of delivering
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Developing the Human Language Technology Infrastructure in Lithuania
2010This paper aims at a short overview of the development of the Lithuanian human language technology infrastructure in the context of European co-operation. It also presents national policies related to research infrastructures and joint activities planned for different levels, institutional, national and European.
Ruta Marcinkeviciene +1 more
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