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The following projects are covering technologies close to SELMA

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GoURMET – The “Global Under-Resourced Media Translation” project aims at advancing low-resource deep learning for natural language applications to develop high-quality machine translation for low-resource language pairs.

DEEP-Privacy – DEEP-PRIVACY proposes a new paradigm based on a distributed, personalized, and privacy-preserving approach for speech processing, with a focus on machine learning algorithms for speech recognition.

AISSPER – AISSPER aims to develop new deep end-to-end (speech-to-concept) neural approaches for Spoken Language Understanding.

VoicePersonae – VoicePersonae focuses on diverse topics related to voice identities such as speech synthesis, voice conversion, speaker recognition, presentation attack detection, media forensics, speech anonymization and speech privacy.

AI4Media – AI4Media develops deep-learning-based metadata enrichment for media data (object recognition, trailer generation). 

AI4EU – AI4EU develops a European platform and ecosystem for artificial intelligence resources and algorithms.

ELG – The European Language Grid aims to strengthen the commercial European Language Technology landscape by establishing a pan-European marketplace.

HPLT – The High Performance Language Technology project aims to provide a space that combines petabytes of natural language data with large-scale model training. It is funded by Horizon Europe research and innovation programme.


The SELMA project is a member of the BDVA – The Big Data Value Association (BDVA) is an industry-driven international not–for-profit organisation with more than 200 members all over Europe and a well-balanced composition of large, small, and medium-sized industries as well as research and user organisations.