View Seminar Video Abstract Modern translation systems model translation as simple substitution and permutation of word tokens, sometimes informed by syntax. Formally, these models are probabilistic relations on regular or context-free sets, a poor fit[…]
View Seminar Video View Presentation Slides Abstract A central problem in linguistic semantics is the grammar (lexical semantics, compositional semantics, syntactic behavior) of clause-embedding predicates, such as ‘know’, ‘tell’, ‘wonder’, and ‘think’. I present an[…]
View Presentation Slides Abstract Linguistic relation learning is a pervasive research area in Natural Language Processing, which ranges from syntactic relations captured by syntactic parsers to semantic relations, e.g., modeled with Semantic Role Labeling, coreference[…]
View Seminar Video Abstract Lukas will relate NN approaches of generating iVectors to the current pursuits of the ASR team – eliminating unknown unknowns. All Participant Lectures will be held in Room S1, 4th Floor.
View Seminar Video View Presentation Slides Abstract Abstract of the talk to be announced shortly All Participant Lectures will be held in Room S1, 4th Floor. Biography Naomi Feldman is an assistant professor in the Department[…]
View Seminar Video View Presentation Slides Abstract I will discuss what makes AMR abstract, comparing it with syntactic structures as they are annotated in the treebanks. I will also discuss how similar ideas can be[…]
View Seminar Video Abstract The source signal in conversational speech carries syntactic, semantic, and emotional information. While the source/filter theory of speech synthesis has a long history, but the technology used has failed to separate[…]
