1.2 Main results achieved so far

The results achieved during the first 24 months of the projects have been demonstrated during the 4th Project Meeting. They include:

• GF plugin for the Eclipse IDE
• patent retrieval in NL in the pharmaceutical domain
• first results on hybrid models combining GF and SMT
• SageGF, a natural language input for the suite of computer algebra systems Sage with output rendered aurally
• GF grammars for the cultural heritage domain
• a number of translation tools, including the Global sight translation system, and the MOLTO editors for ontologies, translations and equivalence in TermFactory
• preliminary integration of GF-based multilingual editing in AceWiki.

A detailed list with short abstracts is available at http://www.molto-project.eu/content/molto-4th-project-meeting-demos.

In the past semester we reported:

• the first web services demonstrations highlighting the fundamental features of the MOLTO system tools: high-quality multilinguality and NLG multilingual query interface to semantic data;
• the mathematical grammar library that allows to express simple mathematical problems in more than 10 languages, although not all at the same level of quality.
• a online GF grammar editor for assisting authors of GF application grammars when editing in the cloud, also including the option to carry out example-based grammar generation;
• GF plugins in Python and C to call library functions;
• APIs for GF Grammar compilation and for the MOLTO translator's tools;
• a prototype demonstrating GF grammar-ontology interoperability;
• a description of the cultural heritage ontology for museum artifacts and use case scenarios for the application grammar.