Natural Language Processing

Natural Language Processing

Natural Language Processing research aims to design algorithms and methods that enable computers to perform human language-related tasks, as well as to use computational methods to improve the scientific understanding of the human capacity for language. Areas of interest at UMD include deep learning, human-in-the-loop machine learning, multilingual text processing and machine translation, summarization, computational psycholinguistics, computational social science, and more. Natural Language Processing research at UMD is highly interdisciplinary, and builds on the intellectual diversity of the Computational Linguistics and Information Processing (CLIP) lab and the UMD Language Science Center.

Associated Faculty

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Jordan Boyd-Graber

Professor
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Marine Carpuat

Associate Professor
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Hal Daumé III

Professor
Volpi-Cupal Family Endowed Professor
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Heng Huang

Professor
Brendan Iribe Endowed Professor
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Rachel Rudinger

Assistant Professor
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Hanan Samet

Professor
Distinguished University Professor
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Tianyi Zhou

Assistant Professor
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Bonnie Dorr

Professor Emerita
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C. Anton Rytting

Adjunct Lecturer
Associate Research Scientist, ARLIS
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Naomi Feldman

Affiliate Associate Professor
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Hernisa Kacorri

Affiliate Assistant Professor
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Philip Resnik

Affiliate Professor
MPower Professor, Department of Linguistics and Institute for Advanced Computer Studies