Meeting Report: No progress in Bloomsbury

Progress Report No. 24

Digital Government Project Meeting Summary Progress Report

Linear hydrographic features, such as coastlines, are geographic features that are difficult to define and portray in a geographic database because of their dynamic nature. What is portrayed in a database as a hydrographic feature many times depends on the specific definition adopted by an organization, and these definitions often reflect organizational, national, or international needs and/or ...

Progress in automatic meeting transcription

In this paper we report recent developments on the meeting transcription task, a large vocabulary conversational speech recognition task. Previous experiments showed this is a very challenging task, with about 50% word error rate (WER) using existing recognizers. The difficulty mostly comes from highly disfluent/conversational nature of meetings, and lack of domain specific training data. For t...

Theory of gravitation theories: a no-progress report

Already in the 1970s there where attempts to present a set of ground rules, sometimes referred to as a theory of gravitation theories, which theories of gravity should satisfy in order to be considered viable in principle and, therefore, interesting enough to deserve further investigation. From this perspective, an alternative title of the present paper could be “why are we still unable to writ...

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