Google Summer of Code/Application 2010 - Revision history

Popcorndude at 19:51, 12 April 2021

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Francis Tyers: Protected "Google Summer of Code/Application 2010" ([edit=sysop] (indefinite) [move=sysop] (indefinite))

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Francis Tyers at 19:23, 18 March 2010

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Gramirez at 12:11, 12 March 2010

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Gramirez at 11:49, 12 March 2010

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Francis Tyers at 19:47, 11 March 2010

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	* We're all really obsessed with machine translation, and hope that when they've spent a few months developing, our students will be too!		* We're all really obsessed with machine translation, and hope that when they've spent a few months developing, our students will be too!

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+&nbsp;&nbsp;This application is closed.
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 * Trond Trosterud is a lecturer in Linguistics at the University of Tromsø. He has worked on language technology for many years and last year was mentor on the successful Norwegian Nynorsk--Norwegian Bokmål project.
 * Francis Tyers is a graduate student of Computer Science at the Universitat d'Alacant. He is the main developer of several language packages and has worked on several more. He mentored last year's successful multi-engine MT project.
-* Lluís Villarejo Muñoz is a project manager in natural language processing (NLP) at the Office of Learning Technologies pf the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya. He leads the project integrating Apertium into their translation systems and has been involved in many other NLP development projects. He has a unique perspective as both a large-scale user and developer of Apertium.
+* Lluís Villarejo Muñoz is a project manager in natural language processing (NLP) at the Office of Learning Technologies of the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya. He leads the project integrating Apertium into their translation systems and has been involved in many other NLP development projects. He has a unique perspective as both a large-scale user and developer of Apertium.
 * Linda Wiechetek is a graduate student of Linguistics at the University of Tromsø. She has an interest in the Sámi languages and has done the majority of the work on the North Sámi to Lule Sámi pair.

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 * Trond Trosterud is a lecturer in Linguistics at the University of Tromsø. He has worked on language technology for many years and last year was mentor on the successful Norwegian Nynorsk--Norwegian Bokmål project.
 * Francis Tyers is a graduate student of Computer Science at the Universitat d'Alacant. He is the main developer of several language packages and has worked on several more. He mentored last year's successful multi-engine MT project.
+* Lluís Villarejo Muñoz is a project manager in natural language processing (NLP) at the Office of Learning Technologies pf the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya. He leads the project integrating Apertium into their translation systems and has been involved in many other NLP development projects. He has a unique perspective as both a large-scale user and developer of Apertium.
 * Linda Wiechetek is a graduate student of Linguistics at the University of Tromsø. She has an interest in the Sámi languages and has done the majority of the work on the North Sámi to Lule Sámi pair.
-* Lluís Villarejo Muñoz is a Natural Language Processing (NPL) project manager at the Office of Learning Technologies at the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya. He leads the implementation of Apertium at this university and has been involved in many NPL development projects.
 ;12. What is your plan for dealing with disappearing students?

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 * Francis Tyers is a graduate student of Computer Science at the Universitat d'Alacant. He is the main developer of several language packages and has worked on several more. He mentored last year's successful multi-engine MT project.
 * Linda Wiechetek is a graduate student of Linguistics at the University of Tromsø. She has an interest in the Sámi languages and has done the majority of the work on the North Sámi to Lule Sámi pair.
+* Lluís Villarejo Muñoz is a Natural Language Processing (NPL) project manager at the Office of Learning Technologies at the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya. He leads the implementation of Apertium at this university and has been involved in many NPL development projects.
 ;12. What is your plan for dealing with disappearing students?

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 * Jacob Nordfalk is an associate professor of Computer Science and author of several books on programming in Java in Danish. He is the primary developer on the English--Esperanto pair and has also done a lot of work on apertium-dixtools. He was mentor for the successful Swedish--Danish project in last year's GSOC.
 * Sergio Ortiz Rojas is the senior programmer at Prompsit Language Engineering and is responsible for most of the engine code in Apertium; he is, therefore, the developer of reference when it comes to develop new code for the platform. He was mentor for last year's successful lttoolbox-java project.
+* Juan Antonio Pérez Ortiz is a lecturer at the Universitat d'Alacant, he was a mentor for the Apertium project last year and mentored the successful scalable web service project.
 * Tommi Pirinen is a postgraduate student at the University of Helsinki, he is the main developer of the Helsinki Finite State Toolkit (HFST), a drop-in replacement for the popular Xerox finite-state tools. He has been selected as he has in-depth knowledge of HFST for giving guidance on improving its integration with Apertium.
+* Gema Ramírez Sánchez is manager of Prompsit Language Engineering, a company providing services based on Apertium. She has worked on the project for many years, on pairs including Spanish--Catalan, French--Spanish, Spanish--Portuguese and French--Catalan. She is also our backup organisation administrator.
 * Jimmy O'Regan is based in Ireland, he is the instigator and developer of the English--Polish language pair, and also works on, well, almost everything. He was a mentor last year for the successful apertium-service project.
 * Felipe Sánchez Martínez is an lecturer in Computer Science at the Universitat d'Alacant. He is responsible for coding the part-of-speech tagger of Apertium as well as the maintainer of packages apertium-tagger-training-tools and apertium-transfer-tools. He was mentor of the trigram tagger project last year, which was successful.
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 * Francis Tyers is a graduate student of Computer Science at the Universitat d'Alacant. He is the main developer of several language packages and has worked on several more. He mentored last year's successful multi-engine MT project.
 * Linda Wiechetek is a graduate student of Linguistics at the University of Tromsø. She has an interest in the Sámi languages and has done the majority of the work on the North Sámi to Lule Sámi pair.
 ;12. What is your plan for dealing with disappearing students?

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 * We will ensure that their work is well publicised and appreciated among the development community, this often gives a developer impetus to continue.
 * Whenever there is a relevant research or development component in their work, we will make sure they can use it as part of their undergraduate or graduate work, and offer guidance when writing papers.
-* We feel that the field of machine translation is fascinating, and as soon as they've spent a few months developing, they'll be hooked for life!
+* We're all really obsessed with machine translation, and hope that when they've spent a few months developing, our students will be too!
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