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Welsh Natural Language Toolkit (WNLT) Project

The WNLT project aims to develop open source Natural Language Processing modules for the Welsh language to be integrated into the GATE framework. Explore the importance of Welsh-language technology with a nine-month grant. Key experts include Vlachidis, Tudhope, and Cunliffe.

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Welsh Natural Language Toolkit (WNLT) Project

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  1. The Welsh Natural Language Toolkit Dr. Andreas Vlachidis, Dr. Daniel Cunliffe, Prof. Douglas Tudhope

  2. Aim The Welsh Natural Language Toolkit (WNLT) project aimed to develop a suite of open source Natural Language Processing modules for the Welsh language which could be included in the General Architecture for Text Engineering (GATE) framework. Welsh-language Technology and Digital Media Grant Nine month project

  3. Team • Andreas Vlachidis • Semantic Indexing via Knowledge Organization Systems: Applying the CIDOC-CRM to Archaeological Grey Literature • Douglas Tudhope – Project Director • Daniel Cunliffe – Project Manager

  4. Acknowledgements • Steering Group Advisors • Jeremy Evas, Cardiff University • Dave Thomas, Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales • Consultants • Gareth Clee, Centre for Welsh for Adults, USW • Ben Screen, Cardiff University

  5. Programme • Why Welsh Language Tech Matters • Gareth Morlais, Welsh Language Unit, Welsh Government • General Architecture for Text Engineering (GATE) • Angus Roberts, The University of Sheffield, GATE team • The WNLT • Andreas Vlachidis • Q&A and discussion • 1:00 Lunch

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