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Natural Language Processing for Less Privileged Languages: Where do we come from? Where are we going?

In the context of the IJCNLP workshop on Natural Language Processing (NLP) for Less Privileged Languages, we discuss the obstacles to research on such languages. We also briefly discuss the ways to make progress in removing these obstacles. We mention some previous work and comment on the papers selected for the workshop.

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In epilepsy, the GABA and glutamate balance may be disrupted and a transient decrease in extracellular calcium occurs before and during a seizure. Flow Cytometry based fluorescence activated particle sorting experiments quantified synaptosomes from human neocortical tissue, from both epileptic and nonepileptic patients (27.7% vs. 36.9% GABAergic synaptosomes, respectively). Transporter-mediated...

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Finding the Privileged Few: Supporting Privilege Review for E-Discovery

As typically conceived, the goal of information retrieval is to help people find what they seek. However, when sensitive content is intermixed with what is sought, it can be equally important to help protect what should not be seen. This paper focuses on one such case, the protection of content that is subject to a claim of attorney-client privilege when sharing evidence incident to civil litig...

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