I (David de Hilster) have been working in the area of practical Natural Language Processing (NLP) for almost 40 years and have seen the AI singularity being predicted at regular intervals over the past decades. Each generation seems to find something that will finally wipe out humankind. When I first […]
Dr. G. Shobha boasts over 29 years of extensive experience in the realms of teaching, research, and administration. Her illustrious career at RV College of Engineering has been marked by numerous leadership roles, each underscoring her commitment to academic excellence and institutional advancement. Having served as the Director of MCA, […]
In Progress This is a project that is still in progress. Anyone wanting to contribute to this please email us at contact@nluglob.org. Project Description The more languages that can be used in Natural Language Processing, the more effective it can be as a whole. Therefore, my goal was to expand […]
Shyamaa is a high school student at Saint Andrew’s School and will be a senior next school year. In addition to coding and computer science, he enjoys going to the beach with his friends and playing basketball. Shyamaa created solution to parse Wiktionary pages written in Tamil (a language spoken primarily in […]
Kruthika is a third-year student at RV College of Engineering, pursuing her studies in Computer Science and Engineering. She had joined HPCC Systems as a summer intern in 2023, where she contributed to the project – Resume Analyzer, leveraging the power of NLP++ and HPCC Systems. Kruthika’s keen interest lies […]
Dheemonth is from Karnataka, India. He is pursuing his 3rd year in Computer Science and Engineering (B.E) at R.V. College of Engineering, Bangalore. He is an enthusiast for extending friendships and acquiring new skills to increase his social network. He also like travel and adventure are a part of his […]
Dr. Nina Hubig is an assistant professor who has been mentoring the medical text processing project that uses NLP++ that is being done by Ashton Williamson who is a graduate student at Clemson. Biography Dr. Nina Hubig is an assistant professor at Clemson University in the Biomedical data Science Program. […]
Dr. Amy Apon has been the professor overseeing the medical text processing project by graduate student Ashton Williamson that uses NLP++. Biography With a distinguished background in computer science, Apon’s research includes exploring the performance, improvement and evaluation of parallel and distributed systems, and utilizing various cloud-computing architectures in order […]
Dr. Renato Moraes is a professor at the University of Sao Paulo who mentored Pedro Rodrigues and his Brazilian soccer tweets sentiment analyzer in Portuguese using NLP++. Biography Dr. Moraes holds a degree in Production Engineering from the University of São Paulo (1988) and a PhD in Administration from the […]
Pedro is a student in Production Engineering at the University of Sao Paulo in Brazil (Escola Politécnica da USP). Pedro worked on a Portuguese sentiment analyzer written in NLP++ of Tweets for the Soccer fans of the Palmeiras soccer team in Brazil. He is getting his bachelor’s degree. Pedro also […]
Lucas Wang is an undergraduate student getting his Bachelor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at the University of California, Berkeley. He was the first to use NLP++ to construct a Chinese dictionary with parts of speech. You can read about his project in his internship blog from 2022: Lucas’s […]
Ongoing Project This project is ongoing. The original idea was to create a Nepali dictionary by parsing Nepali Wiktionary pages. It turns out that the Nepali Wiktionary is not complete enough to be useful for NLP and NLU. We are looking to for help to create this dictionary. Please see […]
Unfinished Project This project is not complete. We are currently looking for people interested in creating the first Chinese dictionary for NLP++. Overview of the First Project Lucas Wang chose this project because of his curiosity about how the Chinese language can be represented and understood by a computer given […]
Ananya Gupta is a computer scientist from Nepal currently working on my Doctoral degree at Clemson University. One of her passions is natural language processing in Nepali and she is leading a worldwide effort to establish a Nepali dictionary online to start getting computers to read and understand the Nepali […]
