I was asked to write some general blog posts about different NLP topics. This is the third one:

An overview how machines are translating human speech into written text.

I was asked to write some general blog posts about different NLP topics. This is the second one:

A non-technical explanation why we would love to have natural language interfaces for databases, and why we are not there yet.

I was asked to write some general blog posts about different NLP topics. This is the first one:

Why it is important to have a customized model if you are using machine translation in your company.

During my studies I was told that a good lemmatizer uses PoS tags (and vica versa). A few weeks ago, I saw first hand what the impact is if the lemmatizer does not use PoS-tags in German.

Because it was a quite interesting finding, I wrote a blog post about it!

Finally, a new NLP blog post!

This time I wrote about the challenges of lists of compositions: a great invention to shorten your lists, but really painful during automated analysis.

I always thought that medical reports have a clear language and use certain, highly specific terms.

Now that I work with radiology reports, I’m amazed with the creativity used to describe a single pathology.

I started working with radiology reports at Balzano Informatik AG.

I wrote my first NLP blog post where I explain what our task is and which challenges we will have to solve.