Centre for Language Technology
Centre for Language Technology
Located in Sydney, Australia, Macquarie University's Centre for Language Technology is Australasia's largest and longest-established body of researchers working in natural language processing, computational linguistics and language technology. We have a well-developed infrastructure for carrying out research and teaching in these areas, and welcome approaches from students or visitors interested in working with us. We also frequently have employment opportunities available on research projects. Please explore our site to find out more about us.
If you are a member of CLT, you can access these Macquarie University wiki groups (password protected):
News
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17/11/11
Kinzang Chhogyal, Abhaya Nayak, Rolf Schwitter and Abdul Sattar, "A Simple Causal Model for Glucose Metabolism in Diabetes Patients", First Australian Workshop on Artificial Intelligence in Health (AIH 2011), Perth, 5 Dec.
14/11/11
Francois Lareau, Mark Dras, Benjamin Boerschinger and Robert Dale, "Collocations in multilingual text generation: Lexical Functions meet Lexical Functional Grammar", best paper award at ALTA 2011.
14/11/11
Rolf Schwitter, "Working with Events and States in Controlled Natural Language", accepted for LNCS/LNAI post-workshop proceedings of CNL 2010.
14/11/11
Sudath Heiyanthuduwage, Rolf Schwitter and Mehmet Orgun, "Towards Ontology-driven E-Learning Systems", The Australasian Ontology Workshop 2011, Perth, Australia, 5 Dec.
2/11/11
PhD scholarships in computational linguistics and machine learning with Mark Johnson.
2/11/11
There is a total of 9 papers by CLT members accepted at the ALTA 2011 workshop, Canberra, 1-2 Dec.
6/10/11
Rolf Schwitter, project agreement with NICTA: "Provably Correct Business Rules and Processes"
25/8/11
Ben Hachey et al., "Graph-based Named Entity linking with Wikipedia", WISE 2011, LNCS 6997
25/8/11
Ben Hachey et al., "Datasets for generic relation extraction", NLE.
16/8/11
Rolf Schwitter, "Processing Coordinated Structures in PENG Light", AI11, 5-8 December, Perth, Australia.
8/7/11
Diego Molla is co-program chair of ALTA 2011, 1-2 December 2011, Canberra, Australia.