Future Concepts division- publications

This paper describes best practices in two closely related regression testing frameworks used in grammar-based systems: MedSLT, a spoken language translation system based on the Regulus platform, and a search…

This paper describes the Chinese grammar developed at PARC, including its three basic components: the tokenizer and tagger, lexicon and syntactic rules.

This paper describes a system designed to robustly map from natural language sentences to logical, abstract knowledge representations (the Bridge system).

This paper discusses some engineering tools that are used in the XLE grammar development platform to allow for domain specialization.

To appropriately reflect this evolution, the PET workshop is changing its name to the Privacy Enhancing Technologies Symposium.

In this paper, we provide a survey of techniques for tracking multiple targets in distributed sensor networks and introduce some recent developments.

We combine complementary microstructure measurements including polarized absorption spectroscopies (infrared, visible, and X-ray), scanning probe techniques, and X-ray diffraction (XRD) to investigate the microstructure details of polymer semiconductors for organic…

In this talk we will show that ultrasensitive cantilevers can likewise measure the local charge diffusion constant via the effect of the associated electric field fluctuations on cantilever frequency and…

The structure within crystalline thin films of a high-carrier-mobility polythiophene is studied with complementary characterization methods and first-principles theory.

We introduce the first protocols for audience metering that protect against deflation attempts by CDs.

Abstract In this paper, we investigate efficient strategies for supporting on-demand information dissemination and gathering in large-scale wireless sensor networks. In particular, we propose a “comb-needle” discovery support model resembling…