Publications
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Boosted wrapper induction
We describe an algorithm that learns simple, low-coverage wrapper-like extraction patterns, which we then apply to conventional information extraction problems using boosting.
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Using Multiple Representations During Chemical Conversations: A Baseline Study
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Global Properties of the Metabolic Map of Escherichia coli
Here we present a computational analysis of the global properties of that network, which consists of 744 reactions that are catalyzed by 607 enzymes.
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Language Modelling for Multilingual Speech Translation
As with acoustic modelling, sparse training data is one of the main problems in language modelling tasks. We ideally want to have enough properly matched data to train models for…
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The Online Evaluation Resource Library: Using Web-Based Technology To Enhance Evaluation Practice
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Teaching The Game Of Golf
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Technology Supports For Student Participation In Science Investigations
The Global Learning and Observations to Benefit the Environment (GLOBE) program was established to bring Gore’s vision to fruition three years later.
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The Future of Technology and Education: Where are we heading?
The four C’s for the future of education are: Community, Collaboration, Curriculum, and Creativity. Each of these is used to organize a discussion of where we are heading in education…
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Assessing The Impact Of A Large-Scale Online Teacher Professional Development Community
In this paper, we review data collected from a survey that was recently sent to the educators in the community. Specifically, we examine how experiences in TAPPED IN affect teaching…
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A Survey of Research in Distributed, Continual Planning
In this article, we describe a new paradigm for planning in complex, dynamic environments, which we term distributed, continual planning (DCP). We argue that developing DCP systems will be necessary…
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Coordinating Planning Activity and Information Flow in a Distributed Planning System
Distributed SIPE (DSIPE) is a distributed planning system that provides decision support to human planners in a collaborative planning environment.
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Data-Driven Subclassification of Disfluent Repetitions Based on Prosodic Features
This study delves into the acoustic and prosodic information of repetitions, one of the most common disfluencies. A hierarchical clustering of prosodic features reveals three subsets of repetitions, each reflecting…