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Language Independent Methodologies to Tackle Multilinguality

Until now, Natural Language Processing (NLP) research development has mainly been conducted for the English speaking community. However, the European Union with its 25 member-states already involves 22 different official languages. As a consequence, multilinguality is certainly the most important challenge of this century for the European NLP community. In this paper, we show how the Centre for Human Language Technology and Bioinformatics has been dealing with the problem of multilinguality by proposing language independent systems instead of language tailored architectures.