Home Page of Ted Pedersen
I am an
Associate Professor
in the
Department of Computer Science
at the
University of Minnesota
in
Duluth
.
I am also a
Principal Investigator and
Associate Fellow at the
Minnesota Supercomputing Institute.
I'll be a full Professor effective September 2009. There was a
reception, and I
shook some hands.
We also had Varada's graduation,
which seemed to make us very happy.
And there was Bridget's graduation
too!!
Then
we
went
to
NAACL
and
some
of
us
actually
worked!
A few
Guidelines for Master's students in Computer Science here in
Duluth.
Please read this if you are working with me (or
would like to).
See my current office hours and
contact information or my full
Curriculum Vitae (updated September 25, 2008).
Active Research Projects:
External Funding:
What's New?
- Keynote talk given at SETQA-NLP 2009
(a NAACL 2009 workshop)
Didn't attend? See the
slides and listen to the
audio!
- WordNet-SenseRelate-AllWords v0.19
released! (May 28, 2009) Join the SenseRelate mailing lists
or try out the
Web
interface!
-
UMLS-Similarity v0.17 released! (May 1, 2009)
Join the UMLS Interface and Similarity
mailing list!
-
UMLS-Interface v0.21
released! (February 18, 2009)
Join the UMLS Interface and Similarity
mailing list!
- CuiTools v0.21
released! (January 20, 2009) Join the CuiTools
mailing lists
.
- Text-Similarity v0.07
released! (November 14, 2008)
Join the Text-Similarity
mailing lists!
-
WordNet-Similarity v2.05 released! (June 16, 2008)
Join the
Similarity
mailing list or try the
Web interface!
- SenseClusters v1.01
released! (April 6, 2008) Join the SenseClusters
mailing lists or try the
Web interface!
-
Ngram Statistics Package v1.09 released! (March 26, 2008)
Join the
NSP mailing list!
-
WordNet-Similarity Bibliography Updated! (March 18, 2009)
-
Ngram Statistics Package Bibliography Updated! (June 22, 2008)
- Get caught up on the NLP at UMD group via our
home page
and our mailing list!
- I have had the good fortune to work with some great
students.
Seven of them have moved on to
PhD programs.
- We have various open source software projects available on SourceForge and CPAN.
We are making some of these available via the
Machine Learning Open Source Software project.
View or Update the
Registry of Latin America Researchers in NLP and CL
- The
README and
source code
for the registry are available if you would like to set up your own
registry.
- There is now a
Google Group
for discussion of issues relating to research in NLP and CL in Latin
America. Anyone is welcome to join!
By:
Ted Pedersen
- tpederse AT d umn edu