Machine language processing

You articulate a certain phrase or sentence (even in dialect, e.g. as keyword).
The machine converts the voice recording to text.
The machine-generated text is translated automatically.
You receive feedback on which emotions the text evokes within readers.

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Content / Programme

Computational linguistics in the working practice of technical writers and translators

• Crash course in computational linguistics
   
  • Understanding (recognising feelings, intentions)
  • Processing (MT, text cleansing, scripts)
  • Managing (terminology, ontology, knowledge database)
  • Generating (voice output, text output e.g. ChatGPT)
• Best Practices
• Q&A

Aim

Participants will learn about the basic principles of computational linguistics, which applications are possible and how business efficiency can be increased through the automatic processing of natural language data.

Applicability

• flexible searching and finding
• machine translation
• voice operation of machines
• many other use cases

Target group

Managers, technical writers, language officers, language service providers, (language) enthusiasts

Date

Thursday, 29 June 2023

Duration

6 p.m. to 8 p.m. (incl. Q&A)

Location

Face-to-face event, Breitenfurter Straße 113, 1120 Vienna

Lecturers

Expert in computational linguistics from the company Language Services Semantica
Presented by: M.A. Claudia Hagendorfer – translator, technical writer, founder of text-it

Pricing

free information event (limited number of participants)