Unisys: description of the Unisys system used for MUC-3

UNISYS: description of the CBAS system used for MUC-5

Unisys: MUC-3 test results and analysis

[A Linguistic Analysis Component . ] Although a natural language processing component was included in the design of the Unisys MUC-3 system as a third level of text analysis, not enough time was availabl e during the MUC-3 development cycle both to develop a knowledge-based information retrieval component and to port the Unisys Pundit text-processing system to the MUC 3 terrorist domain . A dec...

Summary of Session 2: Spoken Language Systems I

This session included descriptions of Spoken Language Systems under development at BBN Systems and Technologies, Carnegie Mellon University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Unisys. The topics covered a variety of issues including semantic interpretation (BBN), modeling "noise words" for spontaneous (vs. read) speech (CMU), dialogue management (Unisys) and systems issues (MIT and Unisys).

Management and Evaluation of Interactive Dialog in the Air Travel Domain

Introduction This paper presents the Unisys Spoken Language System, as applied to the Air Travel Planning (ATIS) domain. 1 This domain provides a rich source of interactive dialog, and has been chosen as a common application task for the development and evaluation of spoken language understanding systems. The Unisys approach to developing a spoken language system combines SUMMIT (the MIT speech...

Enhancing Rational Unified Process for Capability Maturity Model Integration Compliance: A Methodological Approach

trusted 2 This paper traces the approach Unisys 3D Blueprinting used to evaluate the Rational Unified Process, or RUP, in support of the Unisys 3D Blueprint, a business and systems modeling architecture that integrates business vision and IT execution to drive organizational agility.