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Some thoughts on Spoken Language Processing, with tangents on Natural Language Processing, Machine Learning, and Signal Processing thrown in for good measure. Monday, October 13, 2014. Because we are all poets or babies in the middle of the night, struggling with being." - Martin Amis "London Fields". I've been involved with the IARPA-BABEL. I don't mean to suggest that these are "the best" papers, but they're ones that caught my eye for one reason or another. Additional favorites some from my students:.

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Some thoughts on Spoken Language Processing, with tangents on Natural Language Processing, Machine Learning, and Signal Processing thrown in for good measure. Monday, October 13, 2014. Because we are all poets or babies in the middle of the night, struggling with being." - Martin Amis "London Fields". I've been involved with the IARPA-BABEL. I don't mean to suggest that these are "the best" papers, but they're ones that caught my eye for one reason or another. Additional favorites some from my students:.

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Some thoughts on Spoken Language Processing, with tangents on Natural Language Processing, Machine Learning, and Signal Processing thrown in for good measure. Wednesday, May 21, 2014. Things I didn't know before becoming a professor: #3 How to run a research group. At this point, I've figured out my classes. And secured a little bit of funding. Now it's time to staff up the group and get to the work of research. How to organize a research agenda. At my thesis proposal, Kathy McKeown. Asked me the hardest...

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Some thoughts on Spoken Language Processing, with tangents on Natural Language Processing, Machine Learning, and Signal Processing thrown in for good measure. Tuesday, January 10, 2012. AuToBI Version 1.2. I hadn't really planned for this current improvement to AuToBI. Be a milestone release. I'm about halfway through an effort to get test coverage up to 90-95% of lines and 100% of classes. I promise it'll get there eventually. L2,1333) with 4Gb RAM. Similar results here. Max memory usage of version ...

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Some thoughts on Spoken Language Processing, with tangents on Natural Language Processing, Machine Learning, and Signal Processing thrown in for good measure. Thursday, April 24, 2014. Things I didn't know before becoming a professor (and that i'm still not very good at). July 2009. I deposited my dissertation. September 2009. I started a tenure-track position at CUNY. Coming up on the close of my fifth year, I'm convinced of a simple proposition. I was unprepared to be a professor. Give a good job talk.

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Some thoughts on Spoken Language Processing, with tangents on Natural Language Processing, Machine Learning, and Signal Processing thrown in for good measure. Monday, July 07, 2014. Things I didn't know before becoming a professor: #4 Different types of collaboration. There's a romantic and resilient fantasy of the scientist toiling away in isolation. He (sad to say, it's almost always he) emerges from the lab, bleary-eyed and triumphant and shares his genius with the world. It can also be the most frust...

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Some thoughts on Spoken Language Processing, with tangents on Natural Language Processing, Machine Learning, and Signal Processing thrown in for good measure. Tuesday, August 12, 2014. Things I didn't know before becoming a professor: #5 How to manage my time. Grad school is an exercise in working independently. What I mean by working independently is this: Your daily activities are barely supervised. Your long term activities are heavily scrutinized and harshly judged. 1 Write everything down. I've ...

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