S7A-11 SESSION 7A

UB11 Session 11

Run-time monitoring systems on reconfigurable logic have the advantage that they can be customized with respect to specific applications: in the context of automated testing, this can lead to powerful scenarios. This demo presents a smart monitoring system by showing both a customization for stalls identification in a message passing scenario (based on four MicroBlaze that executes a bare-metal...

Session 11: Prosody

This paper provides a brief introduction to prosody research in the context of human-computer communication and an overview of the contributions of the papers in the session. In large part, prosody is "the relative temporal groupings of words and the relative prominence of certain syllables within these groupings" (Price and Hirsehherg [1]). This organization of the words, as Silverman points o...

General Session, June 11 Th

Session 11 - Natural Language III

The five papers in this session, as well as the ten papers in the other two natural language sessions, can be classified into three broad categories: (1) statistical approaches to natural language processing and the automatic acquisition of linguistic structure (2 out of 5 papers in this session; 8 out of 15 overall); (2) robust processing of texts by combining multiple partial analyses (2 out ...

Session 11: Natural Language II

It is extremely encouraging to see that new ideas are being explored for reducing the effort required to develop new applications of natural language understanding. These ideas will clearly be needed to enable natural language technology to be applied to real problems. The first three papers described three different approaches to this problem using statistical automatic training techniques (BB...