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Note: 2003: We are now in the CSIRO ICT Centre,
as the research group called
Information Delivery.
This page remains as corporate memory. However, events and projects
have not been updated.
Please look at our new web page.
The Intelligent Interactive Technology (IIT) team
at the CSIRO conducts basic and applied research in Computational
Linguistics, Natural Language
Processing (NLP) and Multi-Agent
Technology to improve
human-computer interaction.
Our focus is on the design and development of new technology for
customised information delivery, using natural language or other
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The IIT team, lead by
Dr Cécile Paris, combines
Natural Language Processing (NLP), Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) and
Information Agents to:
- Develop intelligent mechanisms to process natural language
(e.g., synthesise or summarise text)
- Develop natural language interfaces
- Develop mechanisms for coherent, tailored information delivery
- Develop smart agents that reason about content, knowledge and user
interactions.
Announcements:
HAIL seminars are held every fortnight (11am on alternate Tuesdays), and present work from research organisations and industry.
For more information about these free seminars, please visit the
HAIL seminar page.
- IIT in the News: Information Overload
Bruce McCabe has published a great article about our research in The Australian newspaper. Read about his views on
Developers giving us information
overload.
More information about CARRS, the Computer Automated Road Report System described in the article, can be found on
the CARRS project page.
View our events page to find a list of conferences relevant to Natural
Language Processing, Information Delivery, User Modeling and Information Agents.
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