Current projects
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XNLG: (2020-2024).
Funded by the French ANR, the XNLG project is
one of the 40 national AI Chairs to start in fall 2020
XNLG will investigate multi-lingual, multi-source text generation: generating texts into multiple languages and to verbalise Knowledge Bases, summarise/simplify/paraphrase Text or convert Meaning Representations to Natural Language. XNLG will recruit 3 PhD students and a Postdoc. .
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QUANTUM: (2020-2024).
Funded by the French ANR, the Quantum project is a joint research project between two academic institutions (LORIA, Nancy & IRIT, Toulouse) and one industrial partner (Synapse Développement, Toulouse). The project aims to investigate the task of passage-level abstractive question generation. That is, we will focus on how to generate questions whose answer is distributed in the text and where the words that make up the question are not necessarily present in that text.
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NL4XAI: (2020-2024).
NL4XAI is a European Training Network (ETN) project which focues on the automatic generation of interactive explanations in natural language, just as humans naturally do, and as a complement to visualization tools. As a result, ESRs are expected to leverage the usage of AI models and techniques even by non-expert users.
The NL4XAI consortium gathers 18 partners and beneficiaries from 6 different European countries (France, Malta, Poland, Spain, The Netherlands and the United Kingdom).
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LIFT: (2019-2024).
LIFT (Linguistique Informatique, Formelle et de Terrain) is a CNRS funded Research Network (GdR, Groupement de recherche) whose aim is to promote collaborations between formal, field and computational linguist.
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Past projects
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WebNLG: (2014-2016).
Funded by the French ANR, the WebNLG projects aims to develop novel technologies for generating text from knowledge bases and linked data. The WebNLG partners are Synalp, LORIA/CNRS, Nancy (France), SRI, Stanford (USA) and KRDB Bolzano.
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ModelWriter: (2014-2016).
The ModelWriter project is an ITEA funded project which aims to develop an integrated authoring environment combining Semantic Word Processing (= the "Writer" part) with Knowledge Capture Tool (= the "Model" part) solutions. In this project, we work on semantic analysis (from text to model) and natural language generation (from model to text).
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TransSem: (2013-2014).
PEPS project funded by the CNRS. Participants: LLF (Paris 7), LORIA (Synalp), LIFO (Orléans)
- TALC:
(2007 --
2013). Knowledge and Natural Language
Processing/Traitement Automatique des Langues et des Connaissances. Funded by
the French State and the Lorraine Region. Participants: ATILF, INIST, LORIA.
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SYFRAP: (2011 -- 2012).
Analyse Syntaxique du français parlé
PEPS project funded by the CNRS. Participants: ATILF and LLF (Paris 7), LORIA (Talaris/Synalp).
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ALLEGRO: (2010 -- 2012).
Adaptive Language Learning Technology for the Grande Région.
Funded by the EU Interreg IV A program. Participants: DFKI Kaiserslautern, LORIA, Saarbrücken University, Supélec Metz.
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EMOSPEECH: (2010 -- 2012).
Interacting Naturally and Emotionally with Serious Gamres.
Funded by the EU Eurostars program. Participants: Artefacto (Rennes, France), Acapella (Mons, Belgium), INRIA Nancy (Talaris/Synalp and Parole).
- Nancy-GIVE:
(2009 --
now). Text generation for 3D games. Funded by
the French State, the Lorraine Region and the MetaVerse Project. Participants: LORIA (Talaris).
- PASSAGE
(2007 --
2009). Syntactic annotation of large scale corpora. Funded by
the ANR (Agence Nationale pour la Recherche/National Research
Agency) . Participants: CEA LIST, INRIA Rocquencourt, LORIA,
LIMSI.
- RAPSODIS
(2008 -
2009). Improving speech recognition using syntactic and semantic knowledge. Funded by INRIA (Institut National pour la Recherche en
Informatique et en Automatique/National research institute for computer
science). Participants: INRIA Nancy Grand Est, INRIA Rennes, CEA
LIST.
- Acquiring and validating
subcategorisation lexicons for French and
Polish
(2006 - 2007): POLONIUM project co-funded by France and
Poland. Participants: INRIA Nancy Grand Est and Ac. Sciences
Varsovie. PI: C. Gardent and A. Prziekorkowski.
- MOSAIQUE
(2006 - 2007). High
level linguistic formalisms. Funded by
INRIA. Participants: INRIA Bordeaux, INRIA Nancy Grand Est, INRIA
Rocquencourt, U. Paris 7. PI: Lionel Clément (INRIA Bordeaux).
- LEXSYNT
(2005 - 2007). Syntactic
lexicons for French. Funded by ILF.
Participants: INRIA Nancy Grand Est, INRIA
Rocquencourt, U. Paris 7 et 10. PI: Sylvain Kahane (U. Paris
10).
- TCAN
(2004 - 2005): Interaction
entre lexicalisation, réalisation et
aggrégation en
génération de textes. Funded by the CNRS. Participants:
IRIT, U. Paris 11, INRIA Nancy Grand Est. PI: P. Saint-Dizier (IRIT
Toulouse).
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- GENI
(2002 - 2004): Génération
et Inférence. Funded by INRIA. Participants:
IRIT Toulouse, INRIA Nancy Grand Est, U. Paris 7. 58KE. PI: C. Gardent.
- INDIGEN
(2000 - 2004): Generierung
von kohaerenten Diskursen
durch
Integration von Satz und Diskursplannung. Funded by the
DFG. Participants: U. of Saarbrücken (Germany). PI: C.
Gardent.
- LISA
(1996 - 1999): Inference
for the interpretation of discourse. Funded by the
DFG.Participants: U. of Saarbrücken (Germany). PI: C. Gardent and M.
Kohlhase.
- GEMOLA
(1998 - 1999): Generation
of short texts. Procope project
co-Funded by France and Germany. Participants: U. of Saarbrücken,INRIA
Nancy Grand Est. PI: C. Gardent and G. Perrier.
- LRE-61-062
(1992 - 1994): Towards
a declarative theory of
discourse.
EU Funded project. Participants: U. Edinburgh,
U. Amsterdam, U. Utrecht. PI: J. Dorrepaal (U. Utrecht)
- ACORD
(1987 - 1989): Querying
data bases using natural language and graphics. EU ESPRIT
Project 393. Participants: U. Edinburgh,
U. Amsterdam, U. Stuttgart.
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