Natural language processing and speech technology

Auteurs

• Dafydd Gibbon

Paramètres

• Informatique, programmation

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This work presents a comprehensive exploration of cognitive modeling, language systems, multilingual development, prosody, syntax, semantics, and formalism in linguistics. It begins with cognitive modeling of language and image understanding, investigating how humans process ungrammatical input and the implications for natural language generation in multimodal systems. The second section delves into language and speech systems, discussing rule-based pronunciation variants, phonological models for automatic speech recognition, and efficient approaches for transforming word hypotheses into logical forms. The third part focuses on multilingual research, addressing automatic identification of spontaneous spoken languages, auxiliary processing, and semantic transfer in machine translation. Prosody is examined in the fourth section, highlighting prosodic labeling in German, modeling in concept-to-speech systems, and the effects of context on interpretation and intonation. The fifth section covers syntax, morphology, and the lexicon, including the processing of idioms, discourse particles, and the creation of lexical entries. Semantics is explored in the sixth section, discussing discourse commitments and domain restriction. The final parts introduce parsing techniques and tools for development and teaching, featuring tools for syntactic analysis and morphology tagging. This collection serves as a valuable resource for researcher

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• Année de publication: 1996
• Reliure: (souple)