Smart Pascal Industrial Outreach Meeting
Bled, September 7th, 2009
A joint event of SMART project - Pascal Network
Co-organizers: Nello Cristianini, Marko Grobelnik, David R. Hardoon
Bled, September 7th, 2009
Venue: Park Hotel
The aim of this workshop is to disseminate scientific results produced by the SMART project and PASCAL Network of Excellence to the industry and businesses. The event is aimed at industries and businesses with a connection to data analysis, language technologies, machine translation, machine learning, artificial intelligence, and related areas. It will allow industrial researchers to become familiar with the work carried out within the Pascal and the Smart consortia, and to establish connections with their researchers. Pascal has various programmes aimed at linking with industry, including an Industrial Club and a Harvest Programme. The coordinators of both programmes will be present at the event, as well as the coordinators of Pascal and Smart.
Posters, demos, dissemination material will be available at the venue of the industrial outreach day. The format will be informal and flexible, a combination between a poster session and a technology demo session.
To facilitate this inter-exchange, it will be co-located with
ECML/PKDD 2009 - European Conference of the Machine Learning / PKDD
That will be held September 7th to 12th, 2009
Link To Other Conference Industrial-Interest Events:
ECML/PKDD Tutorials
ECML/PKDD Workshops
Summer School
Machine Learning for Aerospace
"The ECML/PKDD conference will also have a special Industrial Track" (no link available yet)
Scientific Programme
- Welcome, John Shawe-Taylor and Nicola Cancedda
- PASCAL: Harvest, Nicola Cancedda
- PASCAL: Industrial club, Marko Grobelnik
- "Relevance from Gaze Patterns", Kai Puolamaki
- "Multilingual Access to Wikipedia", Kimmo Valtone
- "The Desktop Doctor", Bert Kappen
- CAT demo, Blaz Fortuna
- Videolectures, Mitja Jermol
ABOUT THIS WORKSHOP
A joint event of SMART project - Pascal Network
SMART (Statistical Multilingual Analysis for Retrieval and Translation) is a 3-year "Specific Target Research Project" (STReP) funded by the European Commission. SMART is an attempt to address different problems of Machine Translation and Cross-Language Information Retrieval and other shortcomings by the methods of modern Statistical Learning.
