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== Project ==
 
== Project ==
  
=== Brainstorming ===
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As of right now, my project will be based around using structured prediction methods to aid in automated extraction of templates for information extraction (very meta).
  
At this point, I'm thinking I'll probably be trying to do some kind of phrase chunking or structured information extraction task. On what dataset and for what purpose, I'm not sure yet...
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[[Automated Template Extraction|Click here for more info!]]
  
=== Project Proposal ===
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== Wiki pages ==
  
Coming Soon!
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=== Papers ===
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* (September) [[Berger et al 1996 a maximum entropy approach to natural language processing|"A Maximum Entropy Approach to Natural Language Processing", Adam Berger, Stephen Della Pietra, and Vincent Della Pietra; Computational Linguistics, (22-1), March 1996]]
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* (September) [[Daume ICML 2009|"Unsupervised Search-based Structured Prediction", Hal Daume III, ICML 2009]]
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* (September) [[Practical very large CRFs|"Practical very large scale CRFs". Lavergne, T., O. Cappé, and F. Yvon.  ACL-2010.]]
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* (October) [[Machine Transliteration|"Machine Transliteration", K. Knight and J. Graehl, CL 1998]]
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* (October) [[Accurate Unlexicalized Parsing|"Accurate Unlexicalized Parsing", D. Klein and C. D. Manning, ACL 2003]]
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* (November) [[Charniak and Johnson 2005|"Coarse-to-Fine n-Best Parsing and MaxEnt Discriminative Reranking", Eugene Charniak, Mark Johnson, ACL 2005]]
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=== Methods ===
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* (September) [[SEARN]]
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* (November) [[Minimum error rate training]]

Latest revision as of 17:52, 29 November 2011

Francis Keith

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Who Am I

I'm a student in the LTI, working part-time on a Master's degree. The rest of the time I'm a software engineer at M*Modal in Squirrel Hill. We create software for medical transcription and other medical applications. We have begun fairly recently to do more NLP-related tasks.

I'm in this class because I enjoy learning about various different machine learning applications. Plus, I'm hoping to pick up some new and different techniques to help M*Modal's NLP team.


Project

As of right now, my project will be based around using structured prediction methods to aid in automated extraction of templates for information extraction (very meta).

Click here for more info!

Wiki pages

Papers

Methods