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LTI Seminar 2003-2004
| Contact | Teruko Mitamura (teruko@cs.cmu.edu) |
Summer 2004
| Day | Location | Speaker |
| August 20 | 2:00pm 1305 NSH | Talk 1: Jun Yang, LTI Ph.D. student Automated Language Elicitation Talk 2: Robery Ming-yu Chen, LTI Ph.D. student Natural Language Generation for Answering Space Requests |
| August 13 | 2:00pm 1305 NSH | Talk 1: Alison Alvarez, LTI Ph.D. student Automated Language Elicitation Talk 2: Ulas Bardak, LTI Ph.D. student Natural Language Generation for Answering Space Requests |
| July 9 |
2:00pm 1305 NSH | Hirohiko Sagawa, Teruko Mitamura, Eric Nyberg Language
Technologies Institute Handling Speech Recognition Errors in a Mobile Dialog System |
Spring 2004
| Day | Location | Speaker |
| April 23 | 2:00pm 1305 NSH | Chiori Hori, LTI Study on Spoken Interactive Open Domain Question Answering |
| April 16 | 2:00pm 1305 NSH | Anthony Aristar, Wayne State
University The E-MELD Project |
| April 9 | 2:00pm 1305 NSH | Tal Blum, LTI Ph.D. student Automatic Redeye Detection and Correction in Digital Images |
| Feb 12 | 1:30pm 1109 NSH | Gautam Pant, University of Iowa
Learning to Crawl: Topic Driven Web Crawlers |
| Feb 6 |
2:00pm |
Soumen Chakrabarti, IIT Bombay Visiting Associate professor, CMU Is question answering an acquired skill? |
Fall 2003
| Day | Location | Speaker |
| Dec 5 |
1:30pm |
CALD Seminar Michael Collins, Assistant Professor, MIT Large-Margin Methods for Natural Language Learning |
| Nov 21 | 2:00 pm 1305 NSH |
Talk 1: Hideki Mima, School of Engineering,
University of Tokyo A System for Terminology-based Knowledge Structuring Talk 2: Hitoshi Iida, Tokyo University of Technology Situation-depended Interpretation of One-word Utterances on a Daily Conversation |
| Nov 17 | 12:00pm 3002 NSH |
Nick Craswell, CSIRO Australia What works in Web search (and what seems not to!) |
| Oct 24 |
2:00 pm 1305 NSH |
Martha Palmer, University of Pennsylvania Putting Meaning into Your Trees |
|
Oct |
2:00 pm 1305 NSH |
Kevin Knight, USC/Information
Sciences Institute An Approach to Syntax in Statistical Machine Translation |
| Sept 19 | 2:00 pm 1305 NSH |
Talk 1: Ralf Brown, LTI Faculty Reducing Boundary Friction Using Overlap Talk 2: Rachel Reynolds, LTI Ph.D. student A New Metric for Automatic Evaluation of Machine Translation Systems |
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