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EPSRC Reference:
EP/F012950/1
Title:
Applying computational semantics
Principal Investigator:
Copestake, Professor A
Other Investigators:
Researcher Co-Investigators:
Project Partners:
Department:
Computer Science and Technology
Organisation:
University of Cambridge
Scheme:
Standard Research
Starts:
01 October 2007
Ends:
30 June 2008
Value (£):
57,714
EPSRC Research Topic Classifications:
Artificial Intelligence
Human Communication in ICT
Software Engineering
EPSRC Industrial Sector Classifications:
Creative Industries
Information Technologies
Related Grants:
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Outcome
30 Apr 2007
Collaborating for Success Through People
Announced
Summary on Grant Application Form
This project is a collaboration between researchers who are interested in automatically extracting meaning representations from text. We are specifically interested in the problem of capturing those aspects of meaning which can be deduced from syntactic and morphological information. Many researchers are sharing work on semantic representation: however, it is necessary to improve the utility of this work for application developers. We will approach this by developing new techniques and objectives for collaborative development of semantic analyses. This project involves several international research groups, and the collaboration includes multilingual work.
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