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Since 2014, I'm working as Computational Linguist at Google Zurich , where I continue exploring the richness of languages' lexicon
Past Research activities
Past Research activities
- Morphology and lexicon
- Representation of word-formation in dictionaries
- Papers in [LREC 2010], [Euralex 2010], [Euralex 2008]
- Computational morphology
- Evaluation of language ressources
- Papers in [TALN 2007], in [TALN 2011], in [LiLT], in [Woler 2011]
- Terminological data processing
- Papers in [LREC 2010], [Euralex 2010], [TIA 2003], [LREC2004]
- Pragmatics and Machine translation
- Papers in [Tralogy 2011] (see presentation), [SIGDIAL 2011]
- Corpus-based linguistic studies
- Papers in [TALN 2010], [TALN 2011], in [LREC 2012 - A & B] in ACL workshop:[BUCC]
- Construction of Multilingual resources:
- The Allegra Corpus for German, Romantsch and Italian
- The Europarl Direct: directional sub-corpora
- Contrastive analysis
- Morphology
- Papers in [Languages in Contrast 2011], in [PSICL], in [CMLF 2012]
- Semantic/Pragmatic
- Papers in Languages in Contrast (to appear)
- Morphology
Past and ongoing projects
- Mococo : MOrphologie, COrpus et analyse COntrastive
- Comtis : modeling intersentential relations to improve statistical machine translation.
- InterSTIS : interoperability of the main French medical terminologies within a “multisource terminology server”.
- MuLeXFor (joint work with Marie-Aude Lefer): representing word-formation processes in multilingual lexicographic environment.
- Suissetra : supporting and promoting language ingineering and translation technologies in Switzerland.
PhD Thesis
PhD Thesis
- "De l'incomplétude lexicale en traduction automatique: vers une approche morphosémantique multilingue"
- PhD Supervisor: Prof. Maghi King.
- Jury: Prof. Pierrette Bouillon, Prof. Fiammetta Namer, Prof. Anthony Hartley
- Abstract, Résumé, Texte complet