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Revision as of 21:37, 29 November 2011
My name is Elijah Mayfield. I'm coming into this course with a language technologies background. I'm a first-year Ph.D. in LTI, though I've been around CMU for awhile before this. In general, I work on conversation analysis, discourse and dialogue, with a special emphasis on sociolinguistics and applying insights from the social sciences in a way that can be reproduced reliably by automated means.
Obviously, structured prediction for linguistic data might be helpful for these tasks.
For information on recent research and publications, visit my webpage. You'll also potentially be interested in SIDE, a toolkit I maintain for text mining, which extends Weka's capabilities with numerous tools for feature extraction and error analysis.
My project for this course will be Stylistic Structure in Historic Legal Text with William Y. Wang.
Wiki Writeups:
Round 1
Barzilay and Elhadad, 2003 - finished
Morante et al., 2010 - finished
Round 2
Munteanu and Marcu, 2006 - unfinished
Farkas et al., 2010 - unfinished
Bootstrapping - unfinished
Pattern Matching over Annotations - unfinished
Boguarev and Neff, 2010 - unfinished
Riloff et al., 2003 - unfinished
