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Category Archives: research
Real, or Ideal? OR What To Name A Post When No Cohesive Theme Binds It Together
1. Academia Last night I went to the “Evening for New Graduate Students” at BYU (which was actually secretly or not-so-secretly open to all graduate students — note for next year ). President Samuelson spoke first. During that short talk and during his devotional address on Tuesday, I had the feeling that I have really [...]
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Code
Software projects I’ve developed or contributed to: BYU Natural Language Processing Laboratory Feature Engineering Console Spoken Language Identification Project Statistical NLP Library Pacific Northwest National Laboratory APGEMS 3 CRAFT Database GUI
Papers
Published Papers “Gutenberg’s Heir: The Internet As An Agent of Linguistic Change.” SCHWA: Linguistic Perspectives on the English Language. 1:1 (2006), 41-52. [pdf] “Example of Human Health Impacts Assessment Using Imported Soil Concentration Spreadsheet Data (Example No. 2).” ARAMS Tutorials. May 2004. [pdf | local copy] Conference Presentations “Features for the People: An Expert-Enabling User [...]
Super-Quick
A super-quick, late-night post: Craziness of project for school, craziness of trying (with varying degrees of success) to keep the dinner group organized, craziness with temple committee stuff, craziness starting a poetry club…. Craziness! Did I say craziness? All of that contrasted with The Most Relaxing Weekend EVAR (to vernaculate). I attribute the relaxatiousness of [...]
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Visualizing Texts as Networks