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The Language Technology Lab conducts research in modelling
and processing human languages, developing and improving core language
technologies for information extraction, mono- and crosslingual
information access, morphological processing, deep linguistic
analysis, text summarization, document categorization, grammar
checking, speech synthesis, and other advanced software
functionalities. They also design and implement processing components
such as taggers, parsers, generators and tools for the maintenance of
terminologies and dictionaries. Other activities include integrating
their techniques and components with other technologies such as speech
processing, data bases, or graphics; implementing software prototypes
for a variety of applications; creating resources for R&D such as
lexicons, grammars, test suites, and discourse models; developing
methods and tools for technology and system evaluation together with
partners in research and industry; providing consulting on the
potentials and ramifications of language technology and on the
selection of methods, products and services for specific tasks.
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