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William Schuler
Computer Science and Engineering
EE/CS 5-225F
University of Minnesota
schuler@cs.umn.edu
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Ph: (612) 626-7502
William Schuler: Most of my
research is directed toward the development of statistical models of
language for spoken language interfaces that not only generate probabilities
for the words and syntactic structure of input utterances, but also generate
probabilities for the meanings or denotations of utterances in the context
of an interface's underlying application environment or world model. These
denotations are then used to condition the probability estimates of
hypothesized syntactic structures and words of an utterance. My students
and I are currently working on further extending these models to incorporate
uncertainty in the agent's perception of its environment, as an interface to
a robot, sensor, or other real-world agent would require.