natural language processing blog

my biased thoughts on the fields of natural language processing (NLP), computational linguistics (CL) and related topics (machine learning, math, funding, etc.)

14 October 2011

You need a job and I have $$$

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If you're an NLP or ML person and graduating in the next six months or so and are looking for a postdoc position with very very open goa...
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11 October 2011

Active learning: far from solved

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As Daniel Hsu and John Langford pointed out recently , there has been a lot of recent progress in active learning. This is to the point w...
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29 September 2011

A technique for me is a task for you

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Originally in the context of Braque and now in the context of FUSE , I've thought a bit about understanding the role of techniques and ...
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26 September 2011

Four months without blogs

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As you've noticed, I haven't posted in a while.  I've also not been reading blogs.  My unread number of posts is now 462.  Clear...
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07 July 2011

Introducing Braque, your paper discovery friend

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(Shameless plug/advertisement follows.) Want to be informed of new interesting papers that show up online? Tired of trolling conference ...
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06 July 2011

The conference(s) post: ACL and ICML

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I'm using ACL/ICML as an excuse to jumpstart my resumed, hopefully regular, posting.  The usual "I didn't see/read everything...
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07 May 2011

CI Fellows Program, again

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Are you graduating and interested in doing a fun postdoc in your area of choosing on your project of choosing?  Apply to be a NSF CI Fellow ...
12 April 2011

Google scholar "cited by" changed recently???

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Someone (can't remember who anymore, even though it was just a couple days ago!) pointed out to me that Google scholar seems to be doing...
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06 April 2011

Seeding, transduction, out-of-sample error and the Microsoft approach...

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My past master's student Adam Teichert (now at JHU) did some work on inducing part of speech taggers using typological information.  We ...
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10 March 2011

Postdoc Position at CLIP (@UMD)

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Okay, now is why I take serious unfair advantage of having this blog.  We have a postdoc opening.  See the official ad below for details: ...
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08 March 2011

Some thoughts on supplementary materials

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Having the option of authors submitting supplementary materials is becoming popular in NLP/ML land.  NIPS was one of the first conferences I...
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02 March 2011

Grad school survey, revisited

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You may recall a while ago I ran a survey on where people applied to grad school . Obviously I've been sitting on these results for a w...
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28 February 2011

What are your plans between ACL and ICML?

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I'll tell you what they should be : attending the Symposium on Machine Learning in Speech and Language Processing , jointly sponsored by...
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17 January 2011

Parsing with Transformations

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I remember when I took my first "real" Syntax class, where by "real" I mean "Chomskyan." It was at USC in Fal...
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11 January 2011

NIPS 2010 Retrospective

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Happy New Year and I know I've been silent but I've been busy.  But no teaching this semester (YAY!) so maybe you'll see more po...
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18 November 2010

Crowdsourcing workshop (/tutorial) decisions

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Everyone at conferences (with multiple tracks) always complains that there are time slots with nothing interesting, and other time slots wit...
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09 November 2010

Managing group papers

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Every time a major conference deadline (ACL, NIPS, EMNLP, ICML, etc...) comes around, we usually have a slew of papers (>=3, typically) t...
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21 October 2010

Comparing Bounds

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This is something that's bothered me for quite a while, and I don't know of a good answer.  I used to think it was something that th...
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05 October 2010

My Giant Reviewing Error

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I try to be a good reviewer, but like everything, reviewing is a learning process.  About five years ago, I was reviewing a journal paper an...
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24 September 2010

ACL / ICML Symposium?

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ACL 2011 ends on June 24, in Portland (that's a Friday). ICML 2011 begins on June 28, near Seattle (the following Tuesday). This is pr...
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