Computational Linguistics Colloquium

Thursday, 24 January, 16:15
Conference Room, Building C7 4

The Applications of Language Technology to Linux Troubleshooting

Timothy Baldwin
Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering,
University of Melbourne

The ILIAD (Improved Linux Information Access by Data Mining) Project is an attempt to apply language technology to the task of Linux troubleshooting by analysing the underlying information structure of a multi-document text discourse and improving information delivery through a combination of filtering, term identification and information extraction techniques. In this talk, I will outline the overall project design and present results for a variety of thread-level filtering tasks.

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