Kiev Laboratory for Artificial Intelligence
- Kiev Laboratory for Artificial Intelligence
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The Kiev Laboratory for Artificial Intelligence (NeuroTechnica) is a research institute in Kiev, the capital of Ukraine.
Research
- Speech recognition,
- Speech synthesis,
- Prototype of the system to understand text in a natural language,
- Recognition of the hand-written information,
- Optical character recognition,
- System of the automatic construction of
- Spellcheckers for arbitrary linear languages,
- Translation systems with elements of the semantic analysis,
- Translation memory,
- Vocabularies,
- Systems of training to languages,
- Web robots,
- and others.
Current project "Veliar-3"
- the system to understand text in a natural language,
- program-instrumental system of automatisation of programming
("PICAP"):
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- language support Cprolog,
- construct logics support Veliar-2,
- filemanager Fmgr,
- text editor Fedit,
- language support Perl-6,
- language support Lisp-13,
- language support Common-Lisp,
- language support CLIPS,
- primary key hierarchy database support BTIO,
- database support BerkeleyDB,
- connection support with С-compilers.
Previous projects
- "Veliar-2" - further development of the basis project,
- "Veliar" - programming language, for developing systems of "Artificial Intelligence" class,
- "Gebe Deutschunterricht" (Teaching German) - multimedia system,
- Cossack "3D speaking head" (Cossack - multimedia programm with mimics for speech synthesis)
External links
Categories:
- Artificial intelligence laboratories
- Research institutes in Ukraine
- Education in Kiev
- Organisations based in Kiev city
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