Information and Language Processing Research Lab
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http://comp.ku.edu.np/research-labs The Information and Language Processing group was formed in 2004.
Ever since its inception, it has been working basically on Language Technologies and Natural Language Processing. Some of the Projects that the group has worked with are Dobhase English to Nepali web based Machine Translation System, NepaLinux – a completely localized Linux Distribution in Nepali, Nepali Spell checker etc. The Lab has been working in close co-operation with the partners – Madan Puraskar Pustakalaya, Lalitpur, PatanDhoka, Nepal and Central Department of Linguistics, Tribhuvan University, Kirtipur, Kathmandu, more recently developed into a consortium organization, the Language Technology Kendra (LTK). Enabling the use of Nepali and other Nepal’s languages in the recent Language Technologies remains the current focus of Research and Development of the Lab. The recent involvements of the Lab are the Nepali Parallel Corpus Project in collaboration with the Microsoft Research Connections, U.S, Google Products Translation to Nepali with Google Inc., and the Opinion and Argumentation Mining Project with the University Grants Commission, Nepal. The Lab has strong ties with International Research Groups working on Language Technologies and the International Summer School in Advanced Language Engineering 2012 held at Kathmandu University is part of the engagement.
17/09/2024
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26/07/2024
Received this Certificate of Appreciation from Fusemachines Nepal for giving a session on Natural Language Processing at the Fusemachines AI Fellowship Program on July 1, 2024.
LREC-COLING(May 20-25) 2024 has been very eventful for Nepal as we got two workshop papers accepted at SIGUL 2024 and one paper accepted at the main conference from Kathmandu University:
1. Exploring the Potential of Large Language Models (LLMs) for Low-resource Languages: A Study on Named-Entity Recognition (NER) and Part-Of-Speech (POS) Tagging for Nepali Language (Authors: Bipesh Subedi, Sunil Regmi, Bal Krishna Bal and Praveen Acharya), Information and Language Processing Research Lab, Department of Computer Science & Engineering.
2. Bidirectional English-Nepali Machine Translation System for the Legal Domain (Authors: Shabdapurush Poudel, Bal Krishna Bal, Praveen Acharya), Information and Language Processing Research Lab, Kathmandu University.
3. Nepal Script Text Recognition using CRNN CTC Architecture (Authors: Swornim Nakarmi, Sarin Sthapit, Arya Shakya, Rajani Chulyadyo, Bal Krishna Bal), Department of Computer Science & Engineering, Kathmandu University.
Congratulations to the collaborators and all the authors.
14/02/2024
20 years of continuous excellence and track record in Research and Publications in Information and Language Processing at Kathmandu University, Dhulikhel.
12/12/2020
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