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Course series on Natural Language Processing (NLP)

Methods in language and speech technology

21 Nov 2022 - 24 Mar 2023

Practical information:

21 Nov 2022 - 24 Mar 2023
Odisee, Campus Brussels & online
English
Target audience: anyone who wants to gain more insight into the types of models used in language and speech analysis and existing tools and applications.

Want to register?

  • Register until: 30 Jun 2023
  • Price: See prices on the individual course pages.
  • Theoretical sessions can be followed on-site or online, the hands-on sessions require physical presence.

  • Registration is done for each course separately, however below on this page you can register to stay informed of new courses on language & speech technology.

Georganiseerd door:

Natural Language Processing (NLP) deals with the interactions between humans and machines and establishes the link between computers and natural language. The idea is that the computer is able to process and understand language data, both written text and speech. The aim is to accurately digest the information in language and text, without losing the nuances and context.

Learning outcomes

Participants:

  • have a better understanding of the use of AI on language data.
  • gain insight into the underlying language models used in speech and text analysis.
  • gain insight into existing tools and applications.

Find the course that fits your needs

NLP has a wide range of possible applications and is used in all sectors to make work easier. The benefits speak for themselves. Computers operate 24/7, do not make mistakes due to fatigue or distraction, and can process large amounts of information in no time.

The technology is in constant evolution and more and more becomes possible in subdomains such as text recognition (also in less obvious cases such as recognition of handwritten texts, or formatted text that is part of a complex layout), text categorization, automatic speech recognition and detection and analysis of sentiment and emotions.

Participants can register for each course separately. All courses have a theoretical component dealing with the possibilities and developments in the domain, as well as an optional hands-on session in which participants can gain (a first) hands-on experience with existing tools.

Past courses/events in this series

Neural Networks for Natural Language Processing

23 March 2023

Theory & practice - Brussels - Odisee, KU Leuven, VAIA, Flanders AI EDIH

Life and Material Science Bootcamp on SuperMUC-NG Phase 2

17 September 2026

Bootcamp - München - LRZ

Introduction to HPC

18 September 2026

Training - Gent - VSC, UGent

IAISS

20 September 2026

Zomerschool - Italië - IAISS

Legged Robots, from Basics to Frontier Research

21 September 2026

Zomerschool - Italië - Università Di Trento