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LTRC addresses the complex problem of understanding and processing natural languages in both speech and text mode.
LTRC conducts research on both basic and applied aspects of language technology. It is the largest academic centre of speech and language technology in South Asia. LTRC carries out its work through four labs, which work in synergy with each other as listed below.
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Subareas
- Natural Language Processing-Machine Translation Lab
- Anusaaraka Lab
- Speech and Vision Lab (SVL)
- Search and Information Extraction Lab
Teaching Programmes (associated with Language Technologies)
- B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering
- B.Tech in CS and MS by Research in Computational Linguistics
- M.Phil in Computational Linguistics
- M.Tech in Computational Linguistics
- Ph.D in Computational Linguistics
- MS in Computational Linguistics
- MS in Computer Science and Engineering
- Ph.D in Computer Science and Engineering
- B.Tech in CS and MS by Research in Computational Linguistics
Achievements
Contests
- Won Word Sense Disambiguation contest as part of ACL SemEval 2010, USA
- Won Automatic Summarization, DUC contest organized by NIST, USA two years in a row (2006, 2007).
Tech Transfers
- Led Development of Sampark Machine Translation Systems among 9 Indian languages (in 18 directions)
- Developed Khoj Search Engine. Technology transferred to SETU, an incubated company & Rediff.
Faculty
- Radhika Mamidi
- Soma Paul
- Rajeev Sangal
(Head)
- Dipti Misra Sharma
- Manish Shrivastava
- V G Suryakanth
- Vasudeva Varma
- Anil Kumar Vuppala
Past Faculty
- Prashanth Mannem
- Kishore S Prahllad
- Sriram Venkatapathy
- B Yegnanarayana
Past Lecturers/Research Lecturers
- Prashanth Mannem
Research Scientists/Engineers
- anil.singh@iiit.ac.in Singh
Distinguished Faculty
- Vineet Chaitanya
Past Students
- devadathv.v@research.iiit.ac.in
- Vigneshwaran Muralidharan
- Prashanth Mannem
- Naman Jain
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