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Mr. ATANU MANDAL
| Address | 64 Doltala Housing Society. Bidhanpally Main Road. Doltala. P.O. - Ganganagar. Madhyamgram. Kolkata |
| Contact No | 9748112274 |
| atanumandal0491@gmail.com |
| Area of Interest | SPEECH RECOGNITION, TEXT 2 SPEECH, SPEECH 2 TEXT, LANGUAGE DETECTION, VULNERABILITY DETECTION |
| Domain of Expertise | Standardization, Research Areas, Linguistic Resources & Tools |
| Experience | 1 |
| Qualification | MTech |
- Paper not found on this portal
Prof. Rajeev Sangal
| Address | Head, Language Technologies Research Centre and Director, I.I.I.T. ,Gachibowli ,Hyderabad 500 032 |
| Contact No | 40-6653 1144 |
| sangal@iiit.ac.in |
| Area of Interest | Natural Language Processing, Machine Translation and Artificial Intelligence |
| Domain of Expertise | Standardization, Research Areas, Linguistic Resources & Tools, Application Showcase |
| Experience | 30 Years |
| Qualification | Ph.D |
| Contribution | He has worked on Computational Paninian Grammar (CPG) framework which is linguistically elegant and computationally efficient. It is a dependency grammar based framework, particularly well suited for morphologically rich and free word-order languages. Constraint-based parser for it uses integer programming and bipartite graph matching. He has also worked on machine learning of parsing, reaching high accuracy even with a small treebank. The CPG framework now forms the basis of work on Indian language processing, including machine translation among Indian languages. |
- Two semantic features make all the difference in Parsing accuracy
- Improving Data Driven Dependency Parsing using Clausal Information
- On the Role of Morphosyntactic Features in Hindi Dependency Parsing
- Two methods to incorporate local morphosyntactic features in Hindi dependency parsing
- A modular cascaded approach to complete parsing
- Two stage constraint based hybrid approach to free word order language dependency parsing
- SSF: Shakti Standard Format Guide.
- Comparative Analysis of the Performance of CRF, HMM and MaxEnt for Part-of-Speech Tagging, Chunking and Named Entity Recognition for a Morphologically
- METEOR-Hindi : Automatic MT Evaluation Metric for Hindi as a Target Language
- Re-engineering Machine Translation Systems through Symbiotic Approach
- Dashboard: An Integration and Testing Platform based on Blackboard Architecture for NLP Applications
- Hindi Semantic Category Labeling Using Semantic Relatedness Measures
- A Graph Based Method for Building Multilingual Weakly Supervised Dependency Parsers
- Dependency Annotation Scheme for Indian languages
- An Ontological Resource Organized Around Purpose
- A Hybrid Approach to Single and Multiple PP AAttachment using WordNet
- HMM Based Chunker for Hindi
Prof. MALHAR ARVIND KULKARNI
| Address | HSS, IIT BOMBAY |
| Contact No | 9869019268 |
| malhar@iitb.ac.in |
| Area of Interest | NLP OF SANSKRIT, MARATHI. |
| Domain of Expertise | Linguistic Resources & Tools |
| Experience | 5 years |
| Qualification | Ph.D |
- Paper not found on this portal
Prof. Kolli Venkata Krishna Kishore
| Address | Dean, LIb and IT Services, Vignan's Foundation for Science, Technology and Research |
| Contact No | 9490647678 |
| kishorekvk_1@yahoo.com |
| Area of Interest | Machine Learning, Text Analytics, Big data analytics |
| Domain of Expertise | Research Areas |
| Experience | 25 |
| Qualification | Ph.D |
| Contribution | Development of sentiment analysis on Telugu posts in social media |
- Paper not found on this portal
Mr. Surojit De
| Address | Gholghoria, P.O - Benapur, WestBengal, Kharagpur, Pin: 721301 |
| Contact No | 9474508708 |
| surojit.de1@gmail.com |
| Area of Interest | Resource Creation |
| Domain of Expertise | Linguistic Resources & Tools |
| Experience | 3 Years |
| Qualification | BA |
- Paper not found on this portal
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