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Naturalizing language: human appraisal and (quasi) technology

AI & SOCIETY, 2013
Using contemporary science, the paper builds on Wittgenstein’s views of human language. Rather than ascribing reality to inscription-like entities, it links embodiment with distributed cognition. The verbal or (quasi) technological aspect of language is traced to not action, but human specific interactivity.
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The Innovative Potential of Language Technology for the Humanities

2020
This concluding focuses on some of the bridging concepts that help us translate qualitative research problems in the humanities into quantitative research goals to be addressed by language technology methods. Drawing on the use cases presented in the previous chapters, the authors point out why and how these bridging concepts can generate new insights.
Barbara McGillivray, Gábor Mihály Tóth   +1 more
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Robust Architecture for Human Language Technology

Proceedings of the IEEE SoutheastCon 2006, 2006
Technological advancements in the past few decades have made the spoken language technology systems very complex. This leads to a need for robust, portable and flexible platforms on which these spoken language technologies can be implemented. The development of the DARPA communicator system was a significant step in this direction and has fueled the ...
M. Liu, T. Stanley, J. Baca, J. Picone
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Human Language Technologies for e-Gov.

2012
Effective provision of government services implies that, besides being provided online, services become available through other channels, are organized according to citizen's expectations, are accessible to everyone, anytime and anywhere, and include information from unstructured sources. It is also essential to provide the tools that allow citizens to
Rodrigues, M., Dias, G.P., Teixeira, A.
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Three Decades of Human Language Technology in Germany

2007
Natural language understanding is one the most challenging goals of artificial intelligence. Since almost everyone speaks and understands a language, the development of natural language systems allows the average person to interact with computer systems anytime and anywhere without special skills or training, using common devices such as a cell phone ...
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Language technologies and digital humanities

Prispevki za novejšo zgodovino
This thematic issue gathers selected and expanded contributions from the Language Technologies and Digital Humanities biennial conference. In 2024, the conference was organised for the 14th time. For the fifth time it focused on topics related to digital humanities alongside those of language technologies.
Arhar Holdt, Špela, Arhar Holdt, Špela, Erjavec, Tomaž, Šorn, Mojca   +3 more
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Human language technologies for the enterprise of the future

2008 International Conference on Signals and Electronic Systems, 2008
Enormous progress has been made in the area of human language technologies over the last few decades. Originally starting with simple systems that could recognize numbers spoken in isolation, researchers can now accurately recognize fluent conversational speech and automatically translate from one language to another. While many challenges still remain,
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African Languages and Human Language Technologies

2019
Justus C. Roux, H. Steve Ndinga-Koumba-Binza   +1 more
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A Platform for Dutch in Human Language Technologies

Proceedings of the Language Resources and Evaluation Conference, 2000
Elisabeth D'Halleweyn, Erwin Dewallef, Jeannine Beeken   +2 more
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Indigenous Language, Technology-Education and Human Spiritual Potentialities

Open Journal of Philosophy, 2023
Anthony Chidozie Dimkpa, Innocent Chukwudi Eze   +1 more
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