About
The Berlin theMETAnk brainstorming meeting was dedicated to identifying and discussing priority themes for large-scale collaborative research in language technology during the next ten years. The format was a mix of short thought-provoking presentations of research themes and ample discussion. Three keynote lectures by Martin Kay (Stanford University), Wolfgang Wahlster (DFKI and Saarland University) and Chengqing Zong (Chinese Academy of Science) were dedicated to ideas on promising themes for larger research actions.
theMETAnk was organized by DFKI, the coordinator of META-NET, as part of a complex process toward a strategic research agenda for European language technology. It was held at an unusual place as an informal creative collective deliberation. The focus of this meeting was the scientific perspective. The outcome serves as provocative input to the process of deriving together with industry, language professionals and language communities a shared vision and a strategic research agenda.
Videos
Invited talks
Future Spoken Dialog Systems:Multimodal, Multilingual, Multiparty, Multitask
Sep 2, 2010 5367 views
What we are doing and what we can do in coming years?
Sep 2, 2010 2864 views
Language, Translation and Robotics
Sep 2, 2010 4370 views
Lectures
Biomedical text mining
Sep 2, 2010 3603 views
Welcome to theMETAnk
Sep 2, 2010 2613 views
Verbmobil - A machine translation story
Sep 2, 2010 3048 views
Metadata (and more...) for the "ubiquitous multilingual web"
Sep 2, 2010 2647 views
Social media analysis and retrieval technologies
Sep 2, 2010 3326 views
Conversations with robots
Sep 2, 2010 2466 views
Large scale annotation efforts
Sep 2, 2010 2775 views
My vision
Sep 2, 2010 2688 views
Ascientific challenge: defragmantation of spoken utterances
Sep 2, 2010 2737 views
Closing Remarks
Sep 2, 2010 2524 views
Individual corpora
Sep 2, 2010 2600 views
European Multilingual Information Space: Getting the user involved
Sep 2, 2010 2490 views
The next 10 years: Personal views from the CLARiNE perspective
Sep 2, 2010 2464 views
