Auteur: Hristo Georgiev

1955 -1959 High school. 1959 -1960 Obligatory army service. 1961-1966 University student, University of Sofia, Bulgarian Philology, Sofia, Bulgaria. 1970-1973 Post Graduate student in General, Applied, Structural and Computational Linguistics, Dep. of General Linguistics at the University of St. Petersburg, former Leningrad, Russia. 1966 – 1969, English Language High School, Russe, Bulgaria, as a tutor, in English. 1973 – 1980, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Institute of Bulgarian Language, Dep. of Structural, Applied and Mathematical Linguistics, as a research fellow. In the meantime, from 1975 to 1979, employed under exchange agreement between Bulgaria and the United Kingdom at London University, School of Slavonic and East European Studies and Oxford University, Brasenose College and Lady Margaret Hall, as a lector in Bulgarian Language. Since 1981 free-lance translator, author, Natural Language Processing software developer, owner of Good Language Software, a private business (1995-2000 ), later re-named to LANGSOFT. Books: 1. „Language Engineering“, by Hristo Georgiev, published by The Continuum International Publishing Group Ltd. London – New York, 2007, ISBN: HB: 0-8264-8294-5 (hardback). C/C++ foundations of Natural Language Parsing, Grammatical and Orthographical Spell-checking, Machine Translation, Content Recognition, Text Attribution and Text Classification, Question Answering. 2. „English Algorithmic Grammar“, by Hristo Georgiev, published by The Continuum International Publishing Group Ltd. London – New York, 2006, ISBN 0-8264-8777-7 (hardback), The book describes, algorithmically, the Natural Language Parsing and Word Reference method. 3. „Dictionary of Word Meanings“, by Hristo Georgiev, published by Nova Science, New York, 2010, (Languages & Linguistics Series). ISBN: 1608763919 : 9781608763917 The book offers an Artificial Language for Semantic Description used in the software programs developed by the author. Dr. Hristo Georgiev has U.S. patent for Automated Reasoning, with developed prototypes for English and German languages. Patent No: . U.S.8560305 B1, published on 15.10.2013.