Difference between revisions of "Research Topics" - HLT@INESC-ID
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The HLT lab is strongly interdisciplinary and is actively involved in many areas of language research and development , both spoken and written , including , without limitation, [[Speech Recognition|speech recognition]], [[Speech Synthesis|speech synthesis]], speech coding, speech understanding, audio indexing and [[Audio Pre-Processing|pre-processing]], [[Multimodal Dialogue Systems|multimodal dialogue systems]], [[Language and Dialect Identification|language and dialect identification]], [[Speech-to-speech Translation|speech-to-speech machine translation]], [[Summarization|automatic summarization]] , natural language database interfaces, [[Natural Language Generation|natural language generation]], text simplification , named entity recognition , and [http://qa.l2f.inesc-id.pt/ question answering], among others and in no particular order . L²F is a strongly interdisciplinary group actively involved in many areas of spoken language research and development, including [[Speech Recognition|speech recognition]], [[Speech Synthesis|speech synthesis]], speech coding, speech understanding, audio indexing , [[Audio Pre-Processing| audio pre-processing]], [[Multimodal Dialogue Systems|multimodal dialogue systems]], [[Language and Dialect Identification|language and dialect identification]], and [[Speech-to-speech Translation|speech-to-speech machine translation]], among others. The expertise in these core technologies is integrated into 3 main research strands: [[Semantic Processing of Multimedia Contents|semantic processing of multimedia contents]], [[Multimodal Dialogue Systems|spoken/multimodal dialogue systems]] and [[Speech-to-speech Translation|speech-to-speech translation]]. The expertise in these core technologies is integrated into 3 main research strands: [[Semantic Processing of Multimedia Contents|semantic processing of multimedia contents]], [[Multimodal Dialogue Systems|spoken/multimodal dialogue systems]] and [[Speech-to-speech Translation|speech-to-speech translation]]. Two application areas also deserve our special attention: e-learning and e-inclusion, namely in the development of [http://www.l2f.inesc-id.pt/~lco/eugenio/index.html alternative and augmentative communication tools] for people with special needs.