From a scientific/technical perspective, LiveMemories aimed at scaling up content extraction techniques towards very large scale extraction from multimedia sources, setting the scene for a Content Management Platform for Trentino; using this information to support new ways of linking, summarizing and classifying data in a new generation of digital memories which are `aliveβ and user-centered; and to turn the creation of such memories into a communal web activity. Achieving these objectives made Trento a key player in the new Web Science Initiative, digital memories, and Web 2.0. But LiveMemories was also intended to have a social and cultural impact besides the scientific one: through the collection, analysis and preservation of digital memories of Trentino; by facilitating and encouraging the preservation of such community memories; and the fostering of new forms of community, and enrichment of our cultural and social heritage.
1 November 2008 to 30 November 2011 - PROJECT CLOSED
Our @apierg presenting our #calamita challenges at #CLiCit2024: machine translation and gender-fair generation.
Poster session upcoming, see you there!
For more details:
π MagneT: https://clic2024.ilc.cnr.it/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/120_calamita_long.pdf
π GFG: https://clic2024.ilc.cnr.it/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/122_calamita_long.pdf
π Interested in Simultaneous Translation? We're organizing the @iwslt SimulST Shared Task and would love your input for the 2025 edition. π£οΈ
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