Visit to California

Related to another project that we have at TKK, I had a chance to visit California for three weeks in November and December 2024. One of the relevant events was the visit to Google where I was hosted by Peter Norvig. Earlier Norvig gave a presentation
at University of California Berkeley. In the presentation, he discussed, for example, the advances of statistical machine translation. Google has recently launched MT tools for English to Chinese and English to Arabic translation (see Google language tools).

Quatro Usability Study

After downloading the document UserEvaluationYEL.doc read it carefuly to perform the user evaluation , fill the questionaire and send it to pnas@iit.demokritos.gr

WP1 NCSR

WP4 Medical Map NCSR

WP5 Content Collection

MedIEQ_WP8_SystemIntegration

HUT - Presentation

UEP Presentation 2

WMA Presentation WP2

WMA Presentation WP4

AQUMED Presentation 3

AQUMED Presentation 2

AQUMED Presentation 1

UEP Presentation

UNED - Lexical and Semantic Resources

UNED - Lexical and Semantic Resources Presentation

UNED - Content Classification Component

UNED - Content Classification Component Presentation

Dan Brickley

Dan Brickley's presentation

Barcelona Meeting Agenda

Deliverable 1.1

Deliverable 2.1

ICRA Labels

File contains the ICRA (http://www.icra.org) RDF Label that describes the site's content.

Testing the blog interface

Hello, My name is Matti Pöllä and I'm working on new methods for information extraction using statistical methods at the Adaptive Informatics Research Centre of Helsinki University of Technolog. Right now I'm merely testing to see how the drupal site works. Looks nice!

First Blog attempt

Welcome to my medieq blog. 

Project Objectives


General objectives

As the number of medical web sites in various languages increases, it is more than necessary to establish specific criteria and control measures that give the consumers some guarantee that the health web sites they are visiting, meet a minimum level of quality standards and that the professionals offering the information on the web site are responsible for its contents and activities.

Project Description

The number of health information web sites and online services is increasing day by day. It is known that the quality of these web sites is very variable and difficult to assess; we can find web sites published by government institutions, consumer and scientific organisations, patients associations, personal sites, health provider institutions, commercial sites, etc. On the other hand, patients continue to find new ways of reaching health information and their physicians and more than four out of ten health information seekers say the material they find affect their decisions about their health itself. Thus the choice of appropriate evaluation criteria as well as the development of tools to support the labelling process (retrieval of unlabelled web sites, monitoring of labelled web sites) are both crucial and challenging.