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March 2021

MAR 27
2nd International Conference on Natural Language Processing and Machine Learning (NLPML 2021) March 27 ~ 28, 2021, Sydn...

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Australia

October 2021

OCT 29
International Conference on Big Data, IoT and Machine Learning (BIOM 2021) October 29 ~ 30, 2021, Vienna, Austria https...

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Austria

December 2021

DEC 17
Publication: Accepted and presented papers will be published in the conference proceedings, which will be submitted f...

Sanya,
China

January 2022

JAN 22
8th International Conference on Natural Language Processing (NATP 2022) January 22 ~ 23, 2022, Zurich, Switzerland ...

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Switzerland

April 2022

APR 23
3rd International Conference on Big Data, Blockchain and Security (BDBS 2022) April 23~24, 2022, Copenhagen, Denmark h...

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Denmark

June 2022

JUN 18
5th International Conference on Natural Language Processing and Trends (NATAP 2022) June 18 ~ 19, 2022, Sydney, Austral...

Sydney,
Australia

August 2022

AUG 20
3rd International Conference on Natural Language Processing and Applications (NLPA2022) August 20 ~ 21, 2022, Chen...

Chennai,
India

December 2022

DEC 23
2022 5th International Conference on Machine Learning and Natural Language Processing (MLNLP 2022) Website: http://ww...

Sanya,
China

January 2023

JAN 2
4th International Conference on Data Mining and NLP (DNLP 2023) January 02 ~ 03, 2023, Zurich, Switzerland https:/...

Zurich,
Switzerland

May 2023

MAY 27
4th International Conference on Semantic & Natural Language Processing (SNLP 2023) May 27 ~ 28, 2023, Vancouver, Cana...

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Canada

July 2023

JUL 22
4th International Conference on Natural Language Processing and Computational Linguistics (NLPCL 2023) July 22 ~ 23,...

Toronto,,
Canada

December 2023

DEC 15
Publication: Submitted papers will be checked plagiarism, including self-plagiarism firstly by Cross-Check and then sub...

Seoul,
Korea (South)

Books

A Model for the Linguistic Specification and the Computational Management of Man-Machine Dialogues Following Commands Issued in Spoken Natural Language

Un modelo para la especificación lingüística y la gestión computacional de diálogos hombre-máquina mediante instrucciones expresadas en lenguaje natural

by Gabriela Fernández-Díaz

03/17/2005

This thesis dissertation, written in Spanish, presents a new model for the linguistic specification and the computational management of man-machine dialogues following commands issued in spoken natural language. Our aim is to design and implement a conversational system for the automatic telephone task scenario, namely Delfos. Voice dialing represents a current trend in research, the purpose of which is to provide functional systems for products ranging from domestic appliances such as a video or a washing machine to more sophisticated environments such as a complete house, with an interface in spoken natural language. Our system, Delfos, represents a challenge for the fields of Language Engineering and Computational Linguistics as it implies the integration of different technologies such...