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A Question Answering system’s objective is to give a good answer to a user’s questioni. We could think that this systems is very similar to the current engines’ as Yahoo or Google. However, there are some important differences. For example, this systems … Sigue leyendo →

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Machine translation often use a method based on linguistic rules: words will be translated in a linguistic way, the most suitable words of the target language will replace the ones in the source language.
It is often said that the success of machine translation requires the problem of  natural language understanding to be solved.
Normally, rule-based methods pase a […]

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Multiword expression (MWE): we called like this to the prases that focusing on the basis of stadard grammar rules and lexicar entries are not entirely predictable.
Nevertheless, we can´t think that any expression that can be realised hyphenated,as a single lexeme or alternatively with spaces, for instance: mailman/postman vs. mail/postmant, is a MWE. This could be used […]

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The aim of  the automatic text summarization is to summarize a text in a computer. You have to enter a text into the computer and a summarized text is returned, which is a non redundant extract from the original text.
The technique has begun in the 60’s and has been developed during 30 years and today is […]

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These are the major topics mentioned in sides of Human Languages Technologies, choosen by me:

Association for Computational Linguistics (EACL-09)
Automatic summarization
Investigación en Procesamiento del Lenguaje Natural
Computational Approaches to Semitic Languages (SemiticLang)
Machine learning for name entity recognition (LTG).
Controlled Semantic.bases Question Answering(ConQA)
Machine translation and multilingual systems;
Sustained Emotionally coloured Machine-human Interaction using Nonverbal Expression
Multi Word Expressions […]

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Yorick Wilks is a Professor of Artificial Intelligence at the University of Sheffield, and a Senior Research Fellow at the Oxford Internet Institu. He was bornc in 1939 in the United Kingdom.
He’s most important works that have been published are:
Ballim, A., Wilks, Y. (1991) Artificial Believers: The Ascription of Belief. Lawrence Erlbaum Press.
Wilks, Y., Fass, […]

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Biografía de Martin Kay.

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RSS,(Really Simple Syndication), it’s a web service, which defines rules for listing new information of new content added to any website: the title, a link, a new paragraph…Information that the site publishes as an XML file a specifi URL.
A video filmed in April 2007, by the Common Craft Show, explains in a very easy and funny way what […]

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The hypermedia offers us not only the use of more sources of information transmission, also the use of organized information through an open structure, multilineal, with the use of nodes, links and networks.
That’s why a lot of experts are speakin of a new orality. Walter Ong use to speak about a second orality, which is created  by […]

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Interneten eskuratzeko eran egon arren bilaketa-tresnek indexatu ezin duten informazioari esaten zaio Internet ikusezina. Hor sartzen dira, besteak beste, liburutegietako katalogoak, datu-baseak, beren edukia kontsultatzeko bilatzaile bat duten aldizkari elektronikoak eta pasa-hitzak eskatzen duten webguneak. Ikusten denez, balio handiko baliabideak dira.

Datubaseen direktoriobatzuk:

Search: http://www.search.com
Internet Sleuth: http://www.isleuth.com
Invisible Web Catalog: http://dir.lycos.com/Reference/Searchable_Databases
Internet invisible: http://internetinvisible.com

Aldizkari elektronikoen direktorio batzuk:

Virtual Library: http://www.edoc.com/ejournal
NewJour: […]

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 Markup language is a technic which has been used for centuries and that we still use it. It is an artificail language  which uses a set of annotations to text that give instructions regarding the structure of text or how it is to be displayed.
There are 3 different types of markup language, the 3 of […]

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