Natural Language Processing has two major sub-categories: text and speech. Both include activities like: recognizing distinct words, deciding what part-of-speech the word is, parsing an utterance into phrases, generating new text/speech and translating text/speech from one language to another. Each of these steps has its own community of researchers.
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Information about language technology in Australia and New Zealand. Includes mailing lists, general information, and links to research and training in Australasia.
A part of the Computer Science Bibliography Collection, providing references for papers published through 1994. Searchable, browsable.
Machine readable parts of NLP textbooks, NLP corpora and dictionaries, fonts, and software.
A European Commission initiative to provide standards for linguistic engineering applications such as corpora, lexicons, mark-up languages and software. Contains current guidelines.
The practical arm of the ELRA agency, dedicated to solving practical and legal problems in the distribution of language resources. Legal information, catalog of resources for sale, current projects.
A nonprofit organization serving the commercial language resource community. Site features quarterly newsletter, official definition of "language resource", and member services.
A research program at Carnegie Mellon University, focusing on machine translation and speech processing. Includes news, admissions procedures, staff profiles and current projects.
A formalism for the computational parsing of English. Includes parser with downloadable source code, English-to-German translator, documentation, bibliography.
Selected FAQ lists from Usenet groups related to natural language processing.
Corporation developing natural language technology solutions for global business. Includes corporate information, some online demos and catalog of services.
Mobile translation system for the translation of spontaneous speech in face-to-face situations.
A nonprofit organization serving the commercial language resource community. Site features quarterly newsletter, official definition of "language resource", and member services.
The practical arm of the ELRA agency, dedicated to solving practical and legal problems in the distribution of language resources. Legal information, catalog of resources for sale, current projects.
Mobile translation system for the translation of spontaneous speech in face-to-face situations.
Machine readable parts of NLP textbooks, NLP corpora and dictionaries, fonts, and software.
A European Commission initiative to provide standards for linguistic engineering applications such as corpora, lexicons, mark-up languages and software. Contains current guidelines.
Information about language technology in Australia and New Zealand. Includes mailing lists, general information, and links to research and training in Australasia.
A part of the Computer Science Bibliography Collection, providing references for papers published through 1994. Searchable, browsable.
A formalism for the computational parsing of English. Includes parser with downloadable source code, English-to-German translator, documentation, bibliography.
A research program at Carnegie Mellon University, focusing on machine translation and speech processing. Includes news, admissions procedures, staff profiles and current projects.
Corporation developing natural language technology solutions for global business. Includes corporate information, some online demos and catalog of services.
Selected FAQ lists from Usenet groups related to natural language processing.
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