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Kristina Toutanova

Kristina Toutanova
RESEARCHER
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I received an MS in Computer Science from Sofia University and a PhD in Computer Science from Stanford University. My dissertation was on machine learning models for syntactic and semantic analysis (my advisor was Christopher Manning).

I have been a researcher in the Natural Language Processing group at Microsoft Research, Redmond, since 2005.

My research interests focus on modeling the structure of natural language, using machine learning. Most recently, I have been working on machine translation, morphological analysis, and part-of-speech tagging. I have also worked on syntactic parsing, semantic role labeling, and summarization.

Here is my CV.

Teaching

Chris Quirk and I are teaching a seminar on statistical machine translation at the University of Washington in Spring 2011. Here is the course web-page.

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