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Introduction to Neural Machine Translation
Friday, November 16, 2018, 3:00-4:00 pm Calendar
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Abstract

Machine translation has long been a grand challenge for Artificial Intelligence, and a challenging testing ground for machine learning of natural language. Recently, deep neural networks have led to dramatic increases in translation quality. I will briefly explain how neural network architectures are used to model translation, and discuss some of the open research questions in the field that my students and I are working on.

 
 
Bio
Marine Carpuat is an Assistant Professor in Computer Science at the
University of Maryland. Her research focuses on multilingual natural
language processing and machine translation. Marine is the recipient
of an NSF CAREER award, research awards from Google and Amazon, best
paper awards at *SEM and TALN, and an Outstanding Teaching Award. She
received her PhD in Computer Science from the Hong Kong University of
Science & Technology, a MPhil in Electrical Engineering from the Hong
Kong University of Science & Technology and a Diplome d'Ingenieur from
the French Grande Ecole Supelec.
This talk is organized by Brandi Adams