Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics · 2024
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Resume (English only)
Academic Achievements
Publications and related materials; Research students; Full CV; Short bio; Research summary; Courses; Tutorial materials; Teaching statement; 2012 and 2019 interviews about teaching; Code, including the Dyna project; Advice for research students and prospective students; 2014 Workshop on Probabilistic Representations of Linguistic Meaning.
Research Experience
Professor, Department of Computer Science, Johns Hopkins University; Member of multiple research centers such as the Center for Language and Speech Processing, Data Science and AI Institute, etc.
Background
Research interests include novel methods in NLP and ML, particularly probabilistic modeling and inference in complex, structured, or ill-defined settings. He also focuses on designing declarative specification languages backed by general efficient algorithms.
Miscellany
Email: jason@cs.jhu.edu; Office: Hackerman 324C; Phone: ask me; Zoom: ask me; Skype: jasoneisner (email to set up a time); Fax: (410) 516-6134; Social media accounts: Facebook @jeisner, Twitter @adveisner, Google Scholar citations, G+ profile page