Abstract The MALACH Project is one of four major collaborative research projects on which researchers at the Center for Language and Speech Processing at Johns Hopkins and the Computational Linguistics and Information Processing Lab at[…]
Abstract Native speakers of English generally agree that although “blick” is not actually a word, it is quite plausible as one; “bwick”, on the other hand, is somewhat odd, and “bnick” is impossible. What computations[…]
View Seminar Video Abstract Coreference entices us with the promise of radically improved information exploitation via data mining, search and information extraction. Coreference in its canonical form involves equating text mentions of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi[…]
Abstract Automatic speech recognition is now capable of transcribing speech from a variety of sources with high accuracy. This has opened up new opportunities and challenges in translation, summarization and distillation. Currently, most applications only[…]
View Seminar Video Abstract Intelligence analysts have the arduous responsibility of processing large amounts of data to determine trends and relationships. Analysts must be able to gather traditional information (signal, human, and measurement and signature[…]
View Seminar Video Abstract Ever increasing computing power and connectivity bandwidth together with falling storage costs result in an overwhelming amount of data of various types being produced, exchanged, and stored. Consequently, search emerges as[…]
View Seminar Video Abstract We present new results on sparse estimation in both the parametric setting for graphical models, and in the nonparametric setting for regression in high dimensions. For graphical models, we use l1[…]
