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Abstract

The idea of organising a Symposium and a volume of essays in honour of Magda Heiner-Freiling first came up in a discussion at the Durban IFLA Conference in August 2007, shortly after the death of Magda. Joan Mitchell thought of this beautiful idea as a way to acknowledge Magda's contributions and influence in the field of international librarianship. Elisabeth Niggemann immediately espoused this idea and committed Deutsche Nationalbibliothek resources to making it a reality. It is fitting that this publication and the International Symposium »New Perspectives on Subject Indexing and Classification in an International Context« held at the Deutsche Nationalbibliothek on April 10 would be the outcome of discussions held at the Durban IFLA Conference. For Magda, IFLA conferences were where ideas are discussed, developed and put in practice. This publication is a testimony that ideas do lead to concrete actions. Yvonne Jahns together with Heidrun Alex, Constanze Kreis, Stefanie Syburra, Jacqueline Eichler and Kristina Knull-Schlomann, in cooperation with Joan Mitchell of OCLC and Patrice Landry from the Swiss National Library took up Elisabeth Niggemann's pledge with determination and were able in a very short time to organize the Symposium and to publish this volume of essays. To get 50 busy librarians to contribute essays in such a short time is an indication of their hard work to get this done and shows the esteem and friendship colleagues around the world feel for Magda. Some of the essays in this publication were presented at the International Symposium held on April 10th 2008.

Imprint

Leipzig : Deutsche Nationalbibliothek

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Abstract

Die Sprachtechnologie wird mobil. Sprachtechnologische Anwendungen begegnen uns zunehmend außerhalb des Büros oder der eigenen vier Wände. Mit gesprochener Sprache steuern Benutzer ihre Mobiltelefone, fragen Datenbanken ab oder führen Geschäftsvorgänge durch. In diesen Bereichen finden eklektisch sprachwissenschaftliche Modelle Anwendung, vor allem solche, die auf linguistischen Ressourcen - wie Wortnetzen oder Ontologien - trainiert werden müssen, aber auch Modelle der Dialog-Repräsentation und -Struktur wie etwa des Turn Taking. Dieser Tagungsband vereint die Beiträge zum Hauptprogramm der Jahrestagung 2005 der Gesellschaftfür Linguistische Datenverarbeitung (GLDV), zu den Workshops GermaNetHund Turn Taking sowie die Beiträge zum GLDV Preis 2005 für die beste Abschlussarbeit.

Series

Sprache, Sprechen und Computer. Bd. 8