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=== Projects I am "mentoring" === | === Projects I am "mentoring" === | ||
| − | * [[Stylistic Structure in Historic Legal Text|Stylistic Structure Extraction from Early United States Slave-related Legal Opinions]] | + | * [[Stylistic Structure in Historic Legal Text|Stylistic Structure Extraction from Early United States Slave-related Legal Opinions]] [[User:Yww|William Y. Wang]] and [[User:Emayfiel|Elijah Mayfield]] |
* [[Word Alignments using an HMM-based model]] - [[User:Lingwang|Wang Ling]] and [[User:Ruipedrocorreia|Rui Correia]] | * [[Word Alignments using an HMM-based model]] - [[User:Lingwang|Wang Ling]] and [[User:Ruipedrocorreia|Rui Correia]] | ||
| − | * [[Improving SMT word alignment with binary feedback]] - [[User:Asaluja|Avneesh Saluja]] | + | * [[Improving SMT word alignment with binary feedback]] - [[User:Asaluja|Avneesh Saluja]] and [[User:Jmflanig| Jeff Flanigan]] |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[Wikipedia Infobox Generator Using Cross Lingual Unstructured Text]] - [[User:Daegunw|Daegun Won]] and [[User:Aanavas|Tony Navas]] |
Latest revision as of 15:49, 9 October 2011
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Noah Smith
Who am I and why am I here?
Noah is an associate professor in LTI and MLD.
His main goals in teaching this course are to make sure that he stays current with recent work in natural language processing and machine learning and meets new students interested in this area. Co-teaching it with William seemed like a good way to learn more about William's work.
Superpowers
- Noah's been building structured predictors since the early 1990s and reading papers about statistical NLP since the late 1990s. In 2011 he published a book about these topics.
- All Noah's former superpowers have been transferred to the members of his research group.
Other notes
Projects I am "mentoring"
- Stylistic Structure Extraction from Early United States Slave-related Legal Opinions William Y. Wang and Elijah Mayfield
- Word Alignments using an HMM-based model - Wang Ling and Rui Correia
- Improving SMT word alignment with binary feedback - Avneesh Saluja and Jeff Flanigan
- Wikipedia Infobox Generator Using Cross Lingual Unstructured Text - Daegun Won and Tony Navas
