20.06.2022
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Contribution to the SKILL 2022 student conference
We are excited to announce the publication of a novel Natural Language Processing approach at the SKILL student conference, which was developed in a bachelor thesis at DSC.
With his submission “Automatic transformation of multilingual language input into database queries” Marcel Franzen published the research results from his bachelor thesis, which was conducted as joint project at the Working Group Computer Architecture at Faculty 3 (
AGRA ) and the Data Science Center in the winter semester 2021/2022 (We reported
here).
His results are now accepted in edited form at the Student Conference on Computer Science (SKILL) 2022 (
https://skill.gi.de/) and will be presented there by Mr. Franzen on September 29/30, 2022. The SKILL is organized for the 12th time by the “Gesellschaft für Informatik” and addresses all computer science students. Theses, projects or seminar papers can be submitted as short papers (4-6 pages) or full papers (10-12 pages). The selection process is done by peer review, as usual in science.
We congratulate Marcel on his first scientific contribution.
Updated by: Christopher Metz
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20.06.2022 | Research & Teaching
Contribution to the SKILL 2022 student conference
We are excited to announce the publication of a novel Natural Language Processing approach at the SKILL student conference, which was developed in a bachelor thesis at DSC.
With his submission “Automatic transformation of multilingual language input into database queries” Marcel Franzen published the research results from his bachelor thesis, which was conducted as joint project at the Working Group Computer Architecture at Faculty 3 (
AGRA ) and the Data Science Center in the winter semester 2021/2022 (We reported
here).
His results are now accepted in edited form at the Student Conference on Computer Science (SKILL) 2022 (
https://skill.gi.de/) and will be presented there by Mr. Franzen on September 29/30, 2022. The SKILL is organized for the 12th time by the “Gesellschaft für Informatik” and addresses all computer science students. Theses, projects or seminar papers can be submitted as short papers (4-6 pages) or full papers (10-12 pages). The selection process is done by peer review, as usual in science.
We congratulate Marcel on his first scientific contribution.
Author: Christopher Metz
Are you interested in writing a thesis with us?
Please contact:
Dr. Lena Steinmann
DSC Koordinatorin
+49 (421) 218 - 63941
lena.steinmann@uni-bremen.de
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