Andy Way is affiliated with Dublin City University in Ireland and specializes in computer science, with a primary focus on artificial intelligence. Their research extends into several related subfields including computer vision and pattern recognition, language and linguistics, information systems, and human-computer interaction.
The scientist's scholarly output centers around natural language processing techniques and includes extensive work on topic modeling, text readability and simplification, multimodal machine learning applications, software engineering research, speech and dialogue systems, and translation studies and practices.
The following are some of the recent papers authored or co-authored by Andy Way:
Andy Way has collaborated frequently with a number of co-authors including Rejwanul Haque, Séamus Lankford, Alberto Poncelas, Haithem Afli, and Georg Rehm. These collaborations reflect a network of research partnership within the field of machine translation and language technologies.
The venues in which they most often publish include:
In addition to journal publications, Andy Way has contributed to academic books published by Springer Nature, Springer Science+Business Media, and Bloomsbury Publishing plc. Notable titles include European Language Equality published in 2023 and the book Machine Translation published in 2020, as well as Web and Digital for Graphic Designers from 2020.
Antonio Toral;Sheila Castilho;Ke Hu;Andy Way
Eva Vanmassenhove;Christian Hardmeier;Andy Way
Longyue Wang;Zhaopeng Tu;Andy Way;Qun Liu
Sheila Castilho;Joss Moorkens;Federico Gaspari;Iacer Calixto
Michael Carl;Andy Way;Walter Daelemans
Aoife Cahill;Michael Burke;Ruth O'Donovan;Josef Van Genabith
Alberto Poncelas;Dimitar Sht. Shterionov;Andy Way;Gideon Maillette de Buy Wenniger
Antonio Toral;Martijn Wieling;Andrew Way
Andy Way
Yifan He;Yanjun Ma;Josef van Genabith;Andy Way
Hany Hassan;Khalil Sima'an;Andy Way
Sara Morrissey;Andy Way
Marko Tadić;Philipp Koehn;Johann Roturier;Andy Way
Sheila Castilho;Joss Moorkens;Federico Gaspari;Rico Sennrich
Mary Hearne;Andy Way
Antonio Toral;Andy Way
Joss Moorkens;Antonio Toral;Sheila Castilho;Andy Way
Jinhua Du;Jingguang Han;Andy Way;Dadong Wan
Nano Gough;Andy Way
Aoife Cahill;Michael Burke;Ruth O'Donovan;Stefan Riezler
Antonio Toral;Martijn Wieling;Andy Way
Antonio Toral;Sheila Castilho;Ke Hu;Andy Way
Sheila Castilho;Joss Moorkens;Federico Gaspari;Rico Sennrich
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