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Revision as of 18:18, 17 March 2016
Contents
Contacts
Uliana Sentsova
E-mail: uliana.sentsova@gmail.com
Number: +7 (916) 774-95-30
Skype: ulyanasidorova
IRC channel: uliana at #apertium
Education and achievements
Lomonosov Moscow State University
Qualification: Bachelor in Linguistics (romance-german languages)
GPA: 10.0 / 10.0
National Research University „Higher School of Economics“
Qualification: Major in Natural Language Processing
Current GPA: 8.5 / 10.0
2015: Awardee of graduates’ competition „Natural Language Processing” (a competition for students hold by National Research University Higher School of Economics)
2014: Scholarship of Academic Council of MSU for scientific activities (a special award for top 10% students with academic excellence and scientific activity)
2013: Enhanced State Academic Scholarship for scientific activities (is awarded on the basis of academic excellence and scientific achievements)
Projects
„Building Open Source Information Extraction System for Russian Language”
Organisation: National Research University „Higher School of Economics”
Project roles: project manager, software developer (Python)
Description: Creating a hybrid information extraction system using rule-based approach and machine learning technologies. This system is able to extract named entities (persons, locations and organizations) and will become a part of stack technology for NLP developed by National Research University „Higher School of Economics”. At this moment in time the system has 93% precision (evaluated by Dialogue Evaluation Conference on 37 000 annotated texts).
My interest in Machine Translation
My interest in Apertium projects
I am interested in working on an unreleased language pair for Sicilian-Spanish translation.
As my coding challenge I created a new language package scn-spa, added basic vocabulary to the dictionary of Sicilian and translations into Sicilian-Spanisch dictionary. I am also currently working on
I also started to conduct research in the structure of Sicilian language: I have got into touch with contributors of Wikipedia in Sicilian language and thanks to spectei I also have reached computational linguist who studies in Munich and is native speaker of Sicilian.
Proposal and work plan
| Period | Week | Description | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pre-work Period | aaaa—aaaa | --- | --- |
| 09:30—10:30 | General introduction: Machine translation | ||
| 10:30—11:00 | Coffee break | ||
| 11:00—12:00 | Introduction: The Apertium machine-translation platform | ||
| 12:00—13:00 | Practical: Installing Apertium and creating a language pair | ||
| 13:00—14:00 | Lunch | ||
| 14:00—14:30 | 1: Basic dictionaries | Theory: Morphology and morphotactics | |
| week nbsp 1; | Coffee break | ||
| 15:00—17:00 | Practical: Paradigms and continuation lexica | ||
| First th Month | 09:00—10:00 | 2: Advanced dictionaries | Practical: Creating dictionaries |
| 10:00—11:30 | Theory: Morphophonology | ||
| 11:30—12:00 | Coffee break | ||
| 12:00—13:00 | Practical: Working on morphology | ||
| 13:00—14:00 | Lunch | ||
| 14:00—14:30 | 3: Morphological disambiguation | Theory: Morphological and syntactic disambiguation | |
| 14:30—15:00 | Coffee break | ||
| 15:00—17:00 | Practical: Writing rules for morphological disambiguation | ||
| Secondth Month | 09:00—09:30 | 4: Lexical transfer | Practical: Dictionary work |
| 09:30—10:00 | Theory: Lexical transfer | ||
| 10:00—11:00 | Practical: Work on bilingual dictionaries | ||
| 11:00—11:30 | Coffee break | ||
| 11:30—12:00 | Theory: Lexical selection | ||
| 12:00—13:00 | Practical: Working on lexical selection | ||
| 13:00—14:00 | Lunch | ||
| 14:00—14:30 | 5: Structural transfer | Theory: Basic structural transfer | |
| 14:30—15:00 | Coffee break | ||
| 15:00—17:00 | Practical: Writing rules for structural transfer | ||
| Third Month | 09:00—9:30 | 6: Multi-level structural transfer | Теория: Multi-level structural transfer |
| 09:30—11:00 | Practical: Writing transfer rules | ||
| 11:00—11:30 | Coffee break | ||
| 11:30—13:00 | Practical: Writing transfer rules | ||
| 13:00—14:00 | Lunch | ||
| 14:00—15:00 | 6: Multi-level structural transfer | Discussion: Uralic comparative grammar | |
| 15:00—15:30 | Coffee break | ||
| 15:30—17:00 | Practical: Writing transfer rules | ||
| 17th May | 09:00—09:30 | 7: Data consistency, quality and evaluation | Theory: Data consistency, quality and evaluation |
| 09:30—11:00 | Practical: Finding and fixing errors | ||
| 11:00—11:30 | Coffee break | ||
| 11:30—13:00 | Practical: Finding and fixing errors | ||
| 13:00—14:00 | Lunch | ||
| 14:00—14:30 | 8: Project planning, questions and answers | Theory: Project planning, questions and answers | |
| 14:30—15:00 | Practical: Finding and fixing errors | ||
| 15:00—17:00 | Conclusion: Round table on making machine translation systems | ||
