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Upcoming Seminars

All seminars are held in CSEB B17 unless otherwise noted.

 August 

6^th
Title: Geometric and Event-Based Approaches to Speech Representation and Recognition
Presenter:Aren Jansen
Affiliation(s): University of Illinois
Location: CSEB 320

 September 

8^th
Title: Improving Machine Translation by Propagating Uncertainty
Presenter: Chris Dyer
Affiliation(s): University of Maryland

15^th
Title: EM Works for Pronoun-Anaphora Resolution
Presenter: Eugene Charniak
Affiliation(s): Brown University, Department of Computer Science

22^nd
Title: Embracing Language Diversity: Unsupervised Multilingual Learning
Presenter: Regina Barzilay
Affiliation(s): MIT

29^th
Title: Repetition and Language Models and Comparable Corpora
Presenter: Ken Church
Affiliation(s): Johns Hopkins University

 October 

6^th
Title: Generic knowledge: acquisition and representation
Presenter: Lenhart Schubert
Affiliation(s): University of Rochester

13^th
Title: Using speech models for separation in monaural and binaural contexts
Presenter: Dan Ellis
Affiliation(s): Columbia University

20^th
Title: Predicting Language Change
Presenter: Charles Yang
Affiliation(s): University of Pennsylvania

27^th
Title: A new Golden Age of phonetics?
Presenter: Mark Liberman
Affiliation(s): University of Pennsylvania

 November 

3^rd
Title: Vector-based Models of Semantic Composition
Presenter: Mirella Lapata
Affiliation(s): University of Edinburgh

10^th
Title: We KnowItAll: lessons from a Quarter Century of Web Extraction Research
Presenter: Oren Etzioni
Affiliation(s): University of Washington

17^th
Title: Graph Identification
Presenter: Lise Getoor
Affiliation(s): University of Maryland

24^th
Title: Hierarchical Phrase-based Translation with Weighted Finite State Transducers
Presenter: Bill Byrne
Affiliation(s): University of Cambridge

 December 

1^st
Title: Communication Disorders and Speech Technology
Presenter: Elmar Noeth
Affiliation(s): Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nuremberg