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| - | == | + | ==Illinois Speech and Language Engineering: the Wiki== |
| - | + | Come, relax with us on our sunny, snowy isle in the middle of Illinois... This wiki is an excellent place for you, whoever you are, to communicate observations, usage tips, and ideas about software, algorithms, data structures, good books & articles having to do with speech recognition, speech synthesis, and natural language systems. If there's no page available here to communicate your interests, create your own page! | |
| - | If you are interested in speech and language technology research at UIUC, you may also be interested in [http://www.isle.uiuc.edu | + | If you are interested in speech and language technology research at UIUC, you may also be interested in [http://www.isle.uiuc.edu the ISLE research directory], or [http://l2r.cs.uiuc.edu/~cogcomp/uiuc_nlp/ the Illinois NLP directory]. If you are a student, you probably already know about the inter-disciplinary, multi-college [http://lsp.lang.uiuc.edu/ Language and Speech Processing] certificate program. If you like Wikis, consider Bryan Heidorn's [http://www3.isrl.uiuc.edu/~TeleNature/nlpwiki/index.php/Main_Page Natural Language Processing Wiki]. |
Revision as of 18:14, 24 January 2006
Illinois Speech and Language Engineering: the Wiki
Come, relax with us on our sunny, snowy isle in the middle of Illinois... This wiki is an excellent place for you, whoever you are, to communicate observations, usage tips, and ideas about software, algorithms, data structures, good books & articles having to do with speech recognition, speech synthesis, and natural language systems. If there's no page available here to communicate your interests, create your own page!
If you are interested in speech and language technology research at UIUC, you may also be interested in the ISLE research directory, or the Illinois NLP directory. If you are a student, you probably already know about the inter-disciplinary, multi-college Language and Speech Processing certificate program. If you like Wikis, consider Bryan Heidorn's Natural Language Processing Wiki.
