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Saarbrücken

Saarbrücken. Informatik Saarbrücken. Computational Linguistics. 40 Mio €. Two best-ranked applications of whole initiative. Computer Science and other subjects. Bioinformatics/Computational Biology Computational Linguistics Computer Science and Economy Law and Informatics

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Saarbrücken

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  1. Saarbrücken

  2. Informatik Saarbrücken Computational Linguistics

  3. 40 Mio € Two best-ranked applications of whole initiative

  4. ComputerScience and other subjects Bioinformatics/Computational Biology Computational Linguistics Computer Science and Economy Law and Informatics Information and Technology Management University of Applied Sciences (HTW Saarbrücken) Max-Planck-Center for Visual Computing and Communication Stanford (USA) und Saarbrücken

  5. EADS/Airbus Boeing Volkswagen Audi BMW DaimlerChrysler Algorithmic Solutions AbsInt Sirrix inTrace Motama IT Microsoft IBM Intel AMD SAP SAP Retail Solutions Infineon T-Systems IDS Scheer Infor Technology Transfer

  6. Spoken Language Systems Group

  7. Research Areas Speech processing • Speaker tracking • Distant speech recognition • Robust speech recognition • Audio-visual recognition Language processing • IR and sentence retrieval • Information extraction and entity tagging • Question answering • Opinion mining Benchmark: TREC 2007: second in definition and third in factoid TAC 2008: opinion questions: third

  8. PIRE: Meaning Representations for Natural Language Processing Topics: machine translation and speech reconstruction Partners: The Johns Hopkins UniversityCenter for Language and Speech Processing (CLSP) Local coordinator: Fred Jelinek Brown UniversityBrown Laboratory for Linguistic Information Processing (BLLIP) Local coordinator: Eugene Charniak Charles University in Prague, Czech RepublicInstitute of Formal and Applied Linguistics (ÚFAL) Local coordinator: Jan Hajic

  9. Project SCALE: Speech Communication with Adaptive Learning • Funds • 12 PhD positions • 2 Post docs • 2009-2012

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