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The (hopefully near) future of human language technologies

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The (hopefully near) future of human language technologies 


Today’s language technology applications usually rely on either humandesigned
rules (used sequentially by computers) or large amount of
sequential data, that is, spoken or textual corpora. Today, computer
modeling of human language abilities does not use parallel methods.
In current natural language processing paradigms the notion of parallelism
is almost totally missing. Multi-core processors are nowadays
available even in commercial computers. On the other hand, results of
brain research are quite far from existing language technology applications.
Applying parallelism would lead us to a more realistic architecture
for language understanding, with an increased processing speed.
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Channels
The European Future Technologies Conference and Exhibition
Categories
Language sciences, Computational linguistics, Future technology
Contributors
Dr. Gábor Prószéky (lecturer)
Recording length
47:12
Date of recording
4 May, 2011
Uploaded by
Videotorium admin
Date of uploading
9 May, 2011
Number of views
238
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