Yesterday we had the pleasure of welcoming ITV Central News to RGCL to interview PhD student Victoria Yaneva, and Elisabeth Hurley from Autism West Midlands about AUTOR.
Check out more photos here, and don’t forget to tune in to ITV Central News tonight (12th August, 2016) at 6pm.
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Article date: Wednesday 27 July 2016
Innovative new technology is being developed by researchers to help people with autism read and understand text better.
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PhD student Victoria Yaneva recently showcased the work of the University’s Research Group in Computational Linguistics (RGCL) and her own research into improving reading for people with autism at the TEDx Brum event at the Town Hall, Birmingham.
(WLV Insider, July 2016)
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Did you ever wonder what technology powers AUTOR? We have just updated the Research page with more details about how we used eye tracking to train our machine learning methods. There, you can also see the key findings of our research and references to our existing publications. Please let us know what you think and if you have ideas how to improve our tool.