Natural Language Generation and other areas of Computational Linguistics, Aberdeen

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The Natural Language Generation group at the University of Aberdeen works on natural language generation and other areas of computational linguistics, building systems that turn data into readable text and studying the effects that generated text has on the people who read it. Its stated research interests include the effects text can have on readers, such as stress, and the evaluation of generated language; the group also supervises doctoral research across these areas.

The group has been running since 1995, and its research led to the data-to-text spin-out company Arria. Its departmental page also gives the group the name Computational Linguistics in Aberdeen.

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Founding year

1995

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University of Aberdeen
Aberdeen