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Christian Pietsch

Since 3 March 2008 I have worked as a researcher at the “Center of Excellence” in Cognitive Interaction Technology. At the same time, I have been a PhD student with Prof. Dr. Gerhard Jäger (initially Professor of Theoretical Linguistics at Bielefeld University; since summer 2009 Professor of General Linguistics at Tübingen University). Since March 2009, I have also been affiliated with Dr.-Ing. Stefan Kopp's Sociable Agents Group which is where my office is located now.

Interests

While my background is in NLG (Natural Language Generation) and unification grammars, I have recently taken an interest in construction grammar, the (short-term) emergence of grammar, logical grammar, data-oriented parsing, latent semantic analyis, corpus linguistics and machine learning.

For facts about my past, please take a look at my old home pages at the Open University where I worked in Donia Scott's NLG group, or at Saarland University where I took a degree called Diplom-Linguist (something like a Master's) in computational linguistics. I grew up in Mühlhausen/Thüringen.

I am a member of the following Special Interest Groups of the Association for Computational Linguistics (ACL): SIGGEN (student Board member 2009–2010), SIGSEM (webmaster since 2007), SIGWAC, and SIGMOL.

As a service to the natural language generation community (and as an experiment with Semantic MediaWiki), I host and maintain the NLG Wiki which currently contains the new version of the Bateman/Zock List of NLG Systems. Please contribute!

In my spare time, I am concerned about digital civil rights. Why? Because I live in a country full of terrorists, or so my government thinks.

Publications

Contact

Address:

Christian Pietsch
Universität Bielefeld
CITEC
PF 10 01 31
33501 Bielefeld
Germany
Telephone number, email address and room number are listed here.

To bookmark my current homepage, please use this permanent URL: http://purl.org/net/pietsch/. In the EU, young researchers tend to lead a nomadic life.



 
 


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