According to my point of view, it should include everything concerning language
understanding, language learning (from corpora, for instances), linguistic
behaviour planning, language generation and control over speech acts, their
effects and the relation with the expected effects. Probably other areas should
be included. We should not forget that speech and Machine translation should
also be part of the whole cake but then comes also information retrieval (not
the whole part of it) and Cross language information Retrieval and....
Gabriel Pereira Lopes
Tadeusz Piotrowski wrote:
> Dear Everybody,
>
> I was recently trying to find out what exactly the notion language
> engineering means, or what it includes. Of course I have a sort of hazy idea
> what it is, but I was trying to find a more precise explanation, and I could
> not. Corpus linguistics seems to be one of the items language engineering
> does relate to. But would language planning also be a type of language
> engineering? Or is engineering related only to the technical aspects in this
> phrase?
> I would be grateful for any ideas or references.
> Thank you.
> Best regards,
>
> Tadeusz Piotrowski
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