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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 Interface for Feature Engineering [...]
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 the weekend [...]
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Brain Asplode?
This is what I stare at all day — and I like it! *gasp!* :-O Please click on the image for the full size, and be sure it’s zoomed in all the way. Stare for 15 minutes or until desired effect is achieved. (Eyes will glaze over.)
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Real, or Ideal? OR What To Name A Post When No Cohesive Theme Binds It Together