Human Language Technology

In the area of human language technology, we research computer systems that understand and/or synthesize spoken and written human languages.

Overview

In the area of human language technology, we research computer systems that understand and/or synthesize spoken and written human languages. Included in this area are speech processing (recognition, understanding, and synthesis), information extraction, handwriting recognition, machine translation, text summarization, and language generation.

Related Information

Articles and News

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• Tangible Intuition: Bridging the Cultural Gap Through Technology
• Law Enforcement Agencies Share Intelligence to Fight Terrorism
• Audio Hot Spotting: Finding a Needle Within a Haystack of Digital Sound
• Voice Access Gives Fast Data Response

Technical Papers and Presentations

• Maytag: A Multi-staged Approach to Identifying Complex Events in Textual Data
• Leveraging Machine Readable Dictionaries in Discriminative Sequence Models
• Perceptive Assistive Agents in Team Spaces [397KB, PDF]
• Table Classification: An Application of Machine Learning to Web-hosted Financial Documents
• Positional Paper on a Semantic Web for Life Sciences
• Cognitive Semantics, Complexity and Scale-Free Networks
• The MiTAP System for Monitoring Reports of Disease Outbreak

Websites

• 2007 MITRE Technology Symposium - Human Language
• 2006 MITRE Technology Symposium - Human Language
• 2005 MITRE Technology Symposium - Human Language
• 2004 MITRE Technology Symposium - Human Language
• 2003 MITRE Technology Symposium - Human Language Technology
• Perceptive Assistive Agents in Team Spaces (PAATS)

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