CMU - Language Technologies Institute

Announcements

LinkedIn Talk - GHC 6115 - Thursday, Feb. 9 - 3:30p
Speaker: Paul Ogilvie - "Where Big Data Meets Real-Time: Efficiently Indexing and Ranking News using Activity"

LTI Colloquium - Baker Hall A51 - Friday, Feb. 10 - 2:30p
Speaker: William Cohen, CMU - "Fast Effective Clustering for Graphs and Documents"

LTI 2012 Open House - Welcome new students! Please visit the Open House page for the schedule of events and travel information. Check frequently for updates!

The old version of this site is still temporarily accessible but is being phased out.

Awards and Achievements

Yubin Kim is selected as a 2012 Microsoft Research Graduate Women's Scholar

LTI Ph.D. student Yubin Kim was selected as one of ten 2012 Microsoft Research Graduate Women's Scholars in the US and Canada. The MSR Graduate Women's Scholarship Program supports the education and travel to conferences of female graduate students in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Mathematics. More details about the program are available at http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/collaboration/awards/fellows-women.aspx.

About the Language Technologies Institute

The Language Technologies Institute (LTI) at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) conducts extensive research on Computational Linguistics, Machine Translation, Speech Recognition and Synthesis, Information Retrieval, Computational Biology, Machine Learning, Text Mining, Knowledge Representation, Computer-Assisted Language Learning and Intelligent Language Tutoring.

Our "Bill of Rights"

Get the right information (search engines, question-answering, text mining)
to the right people (adaptive filtering, personalization)
at the right time (task modeling, anticipatory analysis)
in the right language (machine translation, cross-lingual retrieval, language learning
and the right media (speech recognition and synthesis)
at the right level of detail (summarization and drill-down)