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ArtIAMAS Seminar Series: Interactive Natural Language Processing
Hal Daumé
Professor
Department of Computer Science
UMIACS
University of Maryland
To achieve the goal of building natural language processing systems that help real-world users with tasks, such systems need to be able to communicate bidirectionally with their users. This includes systems describing and explaining their solutions and their difficulties. This also involves systems that can learn from a wide variety of feedback — including language — that a user may provide. I’ll describe our past and ongoing work in this space, and how it ties in to our current ArtIAMAS project on systems to help triage documents efficiently and effectively.
For more information on the Maryland Robotics Center see:
https://robotics.umd.edu
ArtIAMAS Seminar Series: Interactive Natural Language Processing
Hal Daumé
Professor
Department of Computer Science
UMIACS
University of Maryland
To achieve the goal of building natural language processing systems that help real-world users with tasks, such systems need to be able to communicate bidirectionally with their users. This includes systems describing and explaining their solutions and their difficulties. This also involves systems that can learn from a wide variety of feedback — including language — that a user may provide. I’ll describe our past and ongoing work in this space, and how it ties in to our current ArtIAMAS project on systems to help triage documents efficiently and effectively.
For more information on the Maryland Robotics Center see:
https://robotics.umd.edu
