| "String Searching Algorithms" Book: String Searching Algorithms: exact / approximate string matching, edit distances, common sequences, longest repetitions. |
| ATLAS: A Mixed-Initiative, Multimodal Tutoring System: The overall goal of the Atlas project is to develop supplementary software that is added to second generation Intelligent Tutoring Systems (ITS) in order to obtain third generation Intelligent Tutoring System that will carry on a natural language, knowledge-constructing dialogue with students. |
| Australasian Language Technology Association: Information about language technology in Australia and New Zealand. Includes mailing lists, general information, and links to research and training in Australasia. |
| Automated Analysis of Natural Language Texts: Megaputer white paper about popular text analysis methods and possible business opportunities. Part of documentation for TextAnalyst software. |
| Bibliography of Research in Natural Language Generation: A part of the Computer Science Bibliography Collection, providing references for papers published through 1994. Searchable, browsable. |
| Clyr Inc.: Create custom natural language processing software. |
| CMU AI Repository - NLP area: Machine readable parts of NLP textbooks, NLP corpora and dictionaries, fonts, and software. |
| Crux Editions: Scientific publisher and consultant specializing in language technology. |
| DISC Best Practice Guide: Information, standards and tools to support the development of Spoken Language Dialogue Systems. |
| EAGLES: Expert Advisory Group on Language Engineering Standards: A European Commission initiative to provide standards for linguistic engineering applications such as corpora, lexicons, mark-up languages and software. Contains current guidelines. |
| ELDA: The European Language Resource Distribution Agency: The practical arm of the ELRA agency, dedicated to solving practical and legal problems in the distribution of language resources. Legal information, catalog of resources for sale, current projects. |
| European Language Resource Association: A nonprofit organization serving the commercial language resource community. Site features quarterly newsletter, official definition of "language resource," and member services. |
| Grammatical Inference: Repository of information on grammatical inference, automata induction, and language acquisition. |
| Language Technologies Institute: A research program at Carnegie Mellon University, focusing on machine translation and speech processing. Includes news, admissions procedures, staff profiles and current projects. |
| Language Technology World: A comprehensive portal on the wide range of technologies that deal with human language. News, conferences, projects, organisations, systems, and resources. |
| Link Grammar: A formalism for the computational parsing of English. Includes parser with downloadable source code, English-to-German translator, documentation, bibliography. |
| MIETTA-II : A Multilingual Information Environment: Project funded by the European Commission which aims at developing a system for setting up multi-lingual information portals using natural language technology. Site is available in English, German, Italian and French, and includes product papers and annual reports. |
| Mingsee, Inc.: Develops systems which enable computers to analyse and "understand" text by using proprietary algorithms. |
| MITRE Language Technology Projects: Descriptions of projects covering a wide range of language technology applications. Includes a slide presentation and summary chart for each project. |
| Natural Language FAQs: Selected FAQ lists from Usenet groups related to natural language processing. |
| PetaMem: Corporation developing natural language technology solutions for global business. Includes corporate information, some online demos and catalog of services. |
| References on Zipf's Law: An academic bibliography on this relation between a word's frequency in a text and its place in a ranking of words by frequency. Includes some online texts. |
| SULTRY: The Sydney University Language Technology Research Laboratory: An institute which applies natural language processing research to problems of human-computer interaction. Selected publications, academic information, and descriptions of current projects. |
| Survey of the State of the Art in Human Language Technology: A 1996 high-level review of: spoken/written input, analysis and understanding, generation, speech output, discourse and dialogue, document processing, multiple languages and modes, transmission and storage, mathematical methods, other resources, how to evalate an NLP program. |
| The Natural Language Software Registry: A "concise summary of the capabilities and sources of language processing software available to researchers. It comprises academic, commercial and proprietary software with theory, specifications and terms on which it can be acquired clearly indicated." |
| VerbMobil: Mobile translation system for the translation of spontaneous speech in face-to-face situations. |
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