Cédric Lopez

Research Director at Emvista
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Montpellier, Occitanie, France, FR
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  • Anglais Professional working proficiency
  • Espagnol Native or bilingual proficiency
  • Français Native or bilingual proficiency

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Experience

    • Brazil
    • Printing Services
    • Research Director
      • Feb 2018 - Present
    • E-Learning Providers
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Teaching Assistant "Analyse de données textuelles"
      • Sep 2018 - Present
    • Sweden
    • Advertising Services
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Research Scientist
      • Oct 2012 - Feb 2018
    • France
    • Higher Education
    • 700 & Above Employee
    • Teaching Assistant "XML-Représentation des connaissances"
      • Sep 2012 - Feb 2018
    • France
    • Research Services
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • PHD Student
      • Oct 2009 - Oct 2012

      During the 1rst millennium BC, the already existing libraries needed to organize texts preservation, and were thus immediately confronted with the diculties of indexation. The use of a title occurred then as a first solution, enabling a quick indentication of every work, and in most of the cases, helping to discern works thematically close to a given one. While in Ancient Greece, titles have had a little informative function, although still performing an indentication function, the invention of… Show more During the 1rst millennium BC, the already existing libraries needed to organize texts preservation, and were thus immediately confronted with the diculties of indexation. The use of a title occurred then as a first solution, enabling a quick indentication of every work, and in most of the cases, helping to discern works thematically close to a given one. While in Ancient Greece, titles have had a little informative function, although still performing an indentication function, the invention of the printing with mobile characters (Gutenb erg, XVth century AD) dramatically increased the number of documents, which are to day spread on a large-scale. The title acquired little by little new functions, leaning very often to socio cultural or political inuence (in particular in journalistic articles). To day, for both electronic and paper documents, the presence of one or several titles is very often noticed. It helps creating a first link b etween the reader and the subject of the document. But how some words can have a so big influence ? What functions do the titles have to perform at this beginning of the XXIth century ? How can one automatically generate titles respecting these functions ? The automatic titling of textual documents is one of the key domains of Web pages accessibility (W3C standards) such as defined in a standard given by associations about the disabled people. For a given reader, the goal is to increase the readability of pages obtained from a search, since usual searches are often disheartening readers who must supply big cognitive efforts. For a Website designer, the aim is to improve the indexation of pages for a more relevant search. Other interests motivate this study (titling of commercial Web pages, titling in order to automatically generate contents, titling to bring elements to enhance automatic summarization). Show less During the 1rst millennium BC, the already existing libraries needed to organize texts preservation, and were thus immediately confronted with the diculties of indexation. The use of a title occurred then as a first solution, enabling a quick indentication of every work, and in most of the cases, helping to discern works thematically close to a given one. While in Ancient Greece, titles have had a little informative function, although still performing an indentication function, the invention of… Show more During the 1rst millennium BC, the already existing libraries needed to organize texts preservation, and were thus immediately confronted with the diculties of indexation. The use of a title occurred then as a first solution, enabling a quick indentication of every work, and in most of the cases, helping to discern works thematically close to a given one. While in Ancient Greece, titles have had a little informative function, although still performing an indentication function, the invention of the printing with mobile characters (Gutenb erg, XVth century AD) dramatically increased the number of documents, which are to day spread on a large-scale. The title acquired little by little new functions, leaning very often to socio cultural or political inuence (in particular in journalistic articles). To day, for both electronic and paper documents, the presence of one or several titles is very often noticed. It helps creating a first link b etween the reader and the subject of the document. But how some words can have a so big influence ? What functions do the titles have to perform at this beginning of the XXIth century ? How can one automatically generate titles respecting these functions ? The automatic titling of textual documents is one of the key domains of Web pages accessibility (W3C standards) such as defined in a standard given by associations about the disabled people. For a given reader, the goal is to increase the readability of pages obtained from a search, since usual searches are often disheartening readers who must supply big cognitive efforts. For a Website designer, the aim is to improve the indexation of pages for a more relevant search. Other interests motivate this study (titling of commercial Web pages, titling in order to automatically generate contents, titling to bring elements to enhance automatic summarization). Show less

Education

  • Université Montpellier II
    Research Doctorate, Informatique
    2004 - 2012
  • Université de Montpellier
    Doctorat, Informatique
    2009 - 2012

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