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Ant Miller Ant Miller | 17:00 UK time, Tuesday, 14 September 2010

The Archives Research section in ³ÉÈËÂÛ̳ R&D is currently recruiting a new technologist specialising in Machine Inference Techniques, which may be of interest to some people here. The role is part of our Multimedia Classification project which looks to extract semantic information from AV content in the archives. Further detail of the job can be found on the by searching for job reference number 424258.Ìý The job grade is 7D.
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