Natural Language Processing and Language Technology
SALS-SIG Research Seminar
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Natural Language Processing and Language
Technology
A half-day workshop on the application of research in NLP and Language Technology. This event is jointly organised by SALS-SIG and the Sydney Knowledge Based Systems Group.
When: Friday November 8th 1996
Time: 2:00pm--5:30pm
Where: Room 129, Building 4, University of Technology, Sydney.
Access: Enter corner Thomas and Harris Streets, Ultimo; take lift to level 1.
Program:
This workshop will consist of six short talks that aim to give a broad overview of the kinds of problems that can be solved using natural language and speech processing techniques.
| 2:00--2:30 |
Introduction:
Language Technology Applications Associate Professor Robert Dale Director, Microsoft Research Institute, Macquarie University |
| 2:30--3:00 |
Speech
Technology: From Research to Applications Dr Julie Vonwiller Speech Technology Consultant, Appen, and Speech Technology Research Group, Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Sydney |
| 3:00--3:30 |
Linguistics
in an Age of Engineering Dr Christopher Manning Department of Linguistics, University of Sydney |
| 3:30--4:00 | Afternoon Tea |
| 4:00--4:30 |
Natural
Language Interfaces to Databases: An Overview of the
Technology Dr Ion Androutsopoulos Language Technology Group, MRI, Macquarie University |
| 4:30--5:00 |
Computer
Assistance for Multilingual Authoring Dr Cecile Paris Division of Information Technology, CSIRO Sydney |
| 5:00--5:30 |
Generating
Text on the World Wide Web Maria Milosavljevic Language Technology Group, MRI, Macquarie University |
Enquiries: sals@mri.mq.edu.au
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| Last modified: July 1997 |