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What are your interests in machine translation applications?
End-to-end text-based machine translation
9(16.7%)
End-to-end speech-based machine translation
3(5.6%)
Multilingual closed captioning
4(7.4%)
Conversational agents
3(5.6%)
Instant messaging (IM) translation
5(9.3%)
Translation of weblogs and social networks
4(7.4%)
Transcription of recordings (courtroom, phone, wiretap, etc.)
2(3.7%)
Gisting and summarization of foreign language documents
3(5.6%)
Whole-text paraphrasing
6(11.1%)
Translation of creative writing (including lyrics and poetry)
1(1.9%)
Translation of scientific documents
4(7.4%)
International trade, relations, and law
3(5.6%)
Language curation and endangered language preservation
3(5.6%)
Constructed languages (conlangs) and interlingua (Esperanto, Lojban, etc.)
2(3.7%)
Other / general interest (please elaborate below)
2(3.7%)
If you answered "other" for Question 1, please elaborate.
What are your interests in machine translation methodologies?
General interest
5(15.6%)
Statistical, phrase-based MT
2(6.2%)
Statistical, other
2(6.2%)
Semantics (latent semantic analysis, formal languages, type and category theory, etc.)
6(18.8%)
Information theory and computational learning theory
1(3.1%)
Other artificial intelligence (case-based reasoning, analogy, etc.)
2(6.2%)
Classical lexical analysis and parsing
0(0.0%)
Other natural language processing (NLP) - please elaborate below
0(0.0%)
Theoretical linguistics, ethnolinguistics, and linguistic anthropology
3(9.4%)
Applied linguistics
2(6.2%)
Physiology (neuroscience, vocal tracts, etc.)
1(3.1%)
Cognitive science (cognitive linguistics, neuropsychology, etc.)
3(9.4%)
Interlingua (Esperanto, Lojban, etc.)
1(3.1%)
Other - please elaborate below
2(6.2%)
If you answered "other NLP" or "other" for Question 3, please elaborate.
What is your primary background?
Computer science
3(27.3%)
Cognitive science
0(0.0%)
Interpreting, translating, or language teaching
0(0.0%)
Anthropology or cultural studies
0(0.0%)
International studies
0(0.0%)
Other humanities
2(18.2%)
Other (please specify)
0(0.0%)
If you answered "other" for Question 5, please elaborate.
What is your current highest education level?
Secondary school student
0(0.0%)
What is your occupation? (Please comment to discuss.)
-- Banazir - Tags:poll
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| We are registered in the Chinese-English Large Data track.
Details are to follow, along with sources of our implementations as they become suitable for experimental use.
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| My statistical machine translation reading group at Kansas State University has a weekly seminar consisting of one of my Ph.D. students (Waleed Al-Jandal) and two of my M.S. students (  pnvtejaswi and masaga). Here's the reading list for fall, 2005. The tentative presenters are listed, and this page will become the calendar for the group. I'll post mirrors and citations on a more detailed page later. Edit, 03:30 CST Fri 09 Sep 2005: The local mirror is up. -William Hsu | |
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| Hello there
I'm an IT student (FCUL/UL), AI branch, from Portugal.
My main interests are artificial language/comunication, cooperative strategies and group behavior.
I mostly do agent based computing and I'm also a member of a portuguese Robocup rescue Team (5Rings).
Hope to find great debates here ;)
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| Additional welcomes to: Please tell us what you are interested in! -William Hsu | |
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| Many hearty welcomes to: You should all have posting access now. Please feel free to post a brief intro about your interests in machine translation, computational linguistics, etc. -William Hsu | |
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| This group is a discussion forum for machine translation, particularly new technologies and research.
Please feel welcome to join. Once approved for posting, please post a brief introduction listing your:
Name
Interests and background in machine translation
Languages of interest
Institution affiliation (optional)
Funniest automated translation
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