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Can anyone join? or is it only by invitation!
I would love to attend anything related to yacc or lex
sincerely,
Vinil
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From: jayprasad hegde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, August 24, 2000 5:25 PM
Subject: [ILUG-BOM] reminder: Seminar on Named-Entity Recognition using
JavaCC andJJTree
> Hello folks,
>
> This is regarding a seminar to be held tomorrow on Fri
> 25th August 2000 on
> Named-Entity Recognition in Information Extraction
> using JavaCC and JJTree
>
> The details are as follows:
>
> Date : 25th August 2000, 6:30 pm
> ------
>
> Venue : Lecture Theatre, NCST, Juhu
> ------
>
> Speaker : Jayprasad J Hegde, KBCS Division, NCST
> --------
>
> Abstract :
> ----------
>
> JavaCC and JJTree are Java-based language-processing
> tools which are
> intended as replacements for the C-based Lex and Yacc
> tools.
>
> JavaCC is primarily a syntax-analyzer creation tool.
> It allows the user
> to create a syntax analyzer by forming rules about the
> sentences to be
> identified as proper in the language being analyzed
> (in our case, English).
> JJTree is a front end for JavaCC and helps build a
> parse tree. A parse tree
> is the internal depiction of the structure of a
> sentence.
>
> In this seminar, we will look at creating a
> named-entity recognition system
> which is an important subtask of Information
> Extraction. We will in the
> process introduce the JavaCC and JJTree tools.
>
>
> About the Speaker:
> ------------------
> Jayprasad Hegde is a Staff Scientist with the
> Knowledge Based
> Computing Systems at NCST.
> His research interest includes applications of
> Natural Language Technology
> (primarily Machine Aided Translation and Information
> Extraction) and
> Evolutionary Programming (Genetic Algorithms and
> Genetic Programming).
>
>
>
> regards.
> -Jayprasad (for ACM Mumbai chapter)
>
>
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>
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>
> ACM Meeting
>
> Date: 11th August 2000
> -----
>
> Venue: NCST, Juhu
> ------
>
> Time : 6:30 pm
> ------
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>
> Title : Introduction to PHP
> ------
>
> Date : 18th August 2000
>
> -----
>
> Venue : Lecture Theatre, NCST, Juhu
> -----
>
> Speaker : Amrish Chaubal, DBOIS Division, NCST
> --------
>
> Abstract:
> --------
>
> PHP (PHP Hypertext Preprocessor) is a server side embedded
scripting language. It works within a HTML document to confer to it the
capacity of
> generating content on demand. PHP was designed to work on the web
and
> in this ambit it excels; connecting and querying a database is a
> simple task that can be handled conveniently. One of the interesting
things
> PHP does is handle image generation and manipulation i.e. creating the
images
> on the fly and much more than this. The PHP engine is well optimized for
the
> response times needed for web applications and can even be a part of the
web server itself improving the throughput a lot.
>
> The topics to be covered would be as follows:
> The PHP language structure and syntax, including its data
type,
> operators, statements and functions. The myriad of PHP modules that
greatly
> enhance its capabilities and finally, Server Side Programming.
>
>
>
> About the Speaker:
> -----------------
>
> Amrish Chaubal is working in NCST as a Staff Scientist in the
> Data and Knowledge Engineering Division aka DBOIS.
> He is primarily interested in the field of databases and
> three tier technology like CORBA and Web Programming.
>
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>
> Title : Named-Entity recognition in IE using JavaCC and JJTree
> ------
>
> Date : 25th August 2000
> ------
>
> Venue : Lecture Theatre, NCST, Juhu
> ------
>
> Speaker : Jayprasad J Hegde, KBCS Division, NCST
> --------
>
> Abstract :
> ----------
>
> JavaCC and JJTree are Java-based language-processing tools which are
> intended as replacements for the C-based Lex and Yacc tools.
>
> JavaCC is primarily a syntax-analyzer creation tool. It allows the user
> to create a syntax analyzer by forming rules about the sentences to be
> identified as proper in the language being analyzed (in our case,
English).
> JJTree is a front end for JavaCC and helps build a parse tree. A parse
tree
> is the internal depiction of the structure of a sentence.
>
> In this seminar, we will look at creating a named-entity recognition
system
> which is an important subtask of Information Extraction. We will in the
> process introduce the JavaCC and JJTree tools.
>
>
> About the Speaker:
> ------------------
> Jayprasad Hegde is a Staff Scientist with the Knowledge Based
> Computing Systems at NCST.
> His research interest includes applications of Natural Language
Technology
> (primarily Machine Aided Translation and Information Extraction) and
> Evolutionary Programming (Genetic Algorithms and Genetic Programming).
>
>
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