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Competence Center Computational Linguistics |
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The Competence Center Computational Linguistics
(KCL, "Kompetenzzentrum Computerlinguistik", or officially:
"Kompetenzzentrum für Text- und Informationstechnologie") is a joint
project of the
Institut for Natural Language Processing (IMS)
in Stuttgart, and the
Seminar für Sprachwissenschaft (SfS) in Tübingen.
The project is funded from 2000 through 2005 by the
Ministry of Science, Research and the Arts
of the State of
Baden-Württemberg and the universities of Stuttgart and
Tübingen.
Goal
The Competence Center Computational Linguistics wants to increase
the awareness for the commercial potential of language technology and
to contribute actively to transfer language technology knowledge and
tools from the academic to the industrial sector. The competence
center is focussed on text-related technology (in contrast to
speech-related technology).
Tasks
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technology transfer
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consulting and training concerning language technology, computational
linguistics, corpus linguistics
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co-operation in national and international efforts towards the
standardization and evaluation of language technology
Know-How
The KCL takes advantage of the know-how and resources which are
available at the IMS and SfS. Most relevant are the know-how and
resources from
Both, IMS and SfS have a long-standing expertise in handling projects
with partners from industry. Please see the list
of industry partners of the IMS and of the SfS.
Target groups
Software manufacturers, publishers, and service providers in the
fields:
text retrieval,
document management, content management, knowledge management,
internet portals, machine translation, computer-aided translation,
educational software for language learning, lexicography databases,
ontologies, ...
Contact
kcl@ims.uni-stuttgart.de
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