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The Cognitive and Communication Technologies (TCC)
division at ITC-Irst
is a major European research group in areas such as Natural Language
Processing, Human-Computer Interaction and Dialogue Systems, Multi-modality
and Natural Language Generation, Production and Maintenance of Linguistic
Resources, Linguistic Theory. Being part of ITC-Irst, TCC is
a member of the European Network of Excellence in Natural Language and
Speech (ELSNET).
Currently, our activities are organised into two main areas:
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- TEXTEC
(Technologies for Text Processing) investigates both basic and applied
issues in text processing:
Question Answering, Word Sense Disambiguation and Information Extraction.
It also addresses the construction
and maintenance of linguistic resources: Lexica and Wordnets, Grammars,
Corpora, etc.
- i3p
(Intelligent and Interactive Information Presentation) is involved in
the study and design of systems for presenting information to users,
stressing such aspects as adaptivity and supports for interaction, with
an
emphasis on the study and optimisation of the interactions between language
and other modalities (images,
video, animations, etc.). Scenarios are varied, ranging from web- to
mobile (PDA)-based information presentation.
TCC is also active in the field of Machine Translation, and in particular
speech-to-speech translation.
TCC
is committed to both basic and applied research and has considerable
ties with many major research centres all over the world. The division
has regular and fruitful relationships with private companies, especially
those operating in the Web world, telecommunications and multimedia
publishing. In addition, TCC has a long record of participation in
EU funded projects.
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