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Chris Quirk

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Researcher, Natural Language Processing Group

Spring 2011: Kristina Toutanova and I are teaching a Statistical Machine Translation course at UW.

After studying Computer Science and Mathematics at Carnegie Mellon University, he joined Microsoft in 2000, and started work with the Natural Language Processing group in 2001. Currently his focus is machine translation, exploring syntactic approaches for statistical machine translation. In addition, he has investigated automated MT evaluation, translation confidence scoring, and applying effective statistical machine translation techniques to monolingual problems such as paraphrase.

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