About
Daniel Luzzati is a permanent researcher at the University of Le Mans, affiliated with the LIUM (Laboratoire d'Informatique de l'Université du Maine) in France. His work bridges computational linguistics, automatic language processing, and theoretical linguistics, with a focus on spoken/written language interactions and dialogue systems.
- University: University of Le Mans
- Department: Computer Science
- Academic Rank: Researcher
His research primarily addresses:
- Grammar and syntax analysis in French
- Automatic processing of oral and written language
- Human-machine dialogue systems
- Corpus linguistics and speech recognition
- Language teaching methodologies
- Sociolinguistic aspects of gender and humor
Recent publications focus on the Great Grammar of French (GGF), interrogative structures, and the evolution of grammatical frameworks. He frequently collaborates with researchers like Danielle Coltier, Mary-Annick Morel, and Sophie Rosset.
Labs & Teams: LIUM, a multidisciplinary research laboratory specializing in language technologies and computational linguistics.
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