Faculty
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Computational linguistics (especially grammar engineering and NLP), syntax and study of variation.
cs.washington.eduMachine learning, speech/language/bioinformatics/music, submodularity & discrete optimization
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cs.washington.eduMachine learning, artificial intelligence, data science
cs.washington.eduArtificial intelligence, web search
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cs.washington.eduArtificial intelligence, human computer interaction, natural language processing
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cs.washington.eduRik Koncel-Kedziorski works with professor Noah Smith in the Natural Language Processing group. His research is in machine learning techniques for document understanding and generation, focusing on intertextuality for technical documents, language grounding, and question answering. In generation, he is learning to write coherent multi-sentence texts which meet specified content and style goals. Koncel-Kedziorski earned his Ph.D. in Linguistics from the University of Washington.
cs.washington.eduNikolaos Pappas works with professor Noah Smith in the Natural Language Processing group. Pappas is interested in creating unified, structure-aware, and sample efficient models of natural language. Previously, he did a postdoc working with James Henderson at the Idiap Research Institute's natural language understanding group and earned his doctoral degree in Electrical Engineering at EPFL.
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