Students
Current Students
- PhDs
- Bill McNeill (co-directed with Emily Bender)
- Michael Tepper
- Ryan Georgi
- MAs with thesis option
- Dan Jinguji
- Alex Cheng
- Greg Hullender
- MAs with internship option
- Nat Byington
- Scott Halgrim
- Geoff Thilo
- Eric Larsson
- Eduardo Alvarez
Past students
- MAs with thesis option
- Ryan Georgi: winter 2009,
"PCFG Induction using Interlinear-derived Prototypes"
- Ankit Srivastava, spring 2008, "Learning a Translation Lexicon from Non-parallel Corpora"
- Michael Tepper, fall 2007, "Knowledge-Lite Induction of Underlying Morphology: Hybrid Approach to Learning Morphemes Using Context-Sensitive Rewrite Rules"
- David Arthur Bullock, fall 2006,
"TreeTran: A Tool for Visual Selection a Testing of Transfer Rules for Machine Translation"
- Achim Ruopp, fall 2006,
"Finding and Evaluating Structured Bilingual Corpora on the Web"
- MAs with internship option
- David Landan (spring 2009)
- Bob New (winter 2009)
- Nolan Lawson (summer 2008)
- Sinclaire Lindsey (summer 2008)
- Dawei Hou (spring 2008)
- Yohei Sakata (fall 2007)
- Sabrina Burleigh (fall 2007)
- Mike O'Leary (summer 2007)
- Kathleen Sickles (summer 2007)
- Jeffrey Karres (summer 2007)
- Joshua Johanson (spring 2007)
I serve on various committees
- PhD reading committee
- Jeremy Kahn (Linguistics)
- Mei Yang (Electronic Engineering)
- Dustin Hillard (Electronic Engineering): Completed in winter 2008.
Dissertation title: "Automatic Sentence Structure Annotation for Spoken Language Processing"
- Meliha Yetisgen-Yildiz (Information School): Completed in fall 2007.
Dissertation title: "Using Statistical and Knowledge Based Approaches for Literature-Based Discovery"
- MA reading committee
- Michael Goodman: Expected in fall 2009.
- Kelly O'Hara: Completed in Fall 2008.
Thesis title: "A Morphotactic Infrastructure for a Grammar Customization System"
- Ping Yu: Completed in Winter 2007.
Thesis title: "GMM-based Automatic Identification between Mainland Mandarin and Taiwan Mandarin"
- Albert A. Bertram: Completed in Fall 2006.
Thesis title: "An Application of a Connectionist Cognitive Model to Word Sense Disambiguation."