Gerald Penn

Associate Chair, Research and Industrial Relations	Contact Information
Department of Computer Science and	Publications
Associate Professor of Computer Science and Knowledge Media Design,	gpenn@cs.toronto.edu
Universities of Toronto and Trinity College
	Office:	Sandford Fleming Building 3304
Mail code: SF 3302	Phone:	+1 416 978-7390
University of Toronto	Fax:	+1 416 978-1455
10 King's College Rd.	Office Hours:	by appointment
Toronto M5S 3G4	Digital Signature
Ontario, Canada

Research Interests

Natural Language Processing, Mathematical Linguistics,
Logic Programming, Linear Logics, Finite State Methods,
Speech Summarization, Linguistic Information Visualization,
and Parsing in Freer-Word-Order Languages
(see also Publications, Students & Co-authors)

Projects

ALE	The Attribute Logic Engine
GRAND	Graphics, Animation and New Media

Courses

CSC 2518	Spoken Language Processing, R 1-3, GB 120

Organizations

Mathematics of Language Society	Past President
Sigma Xi, University of Toronto Chapter	Vice President

Editorial Boards

Computational Linguistics	Advisory Board
Linguistics & Philosophy	Editorial Board

Home Pages

Computational Linguistics at Toronto

Drafts, Talks, and Publications on Work in Progress

Summarizing Multiple Spoken Documents: Finding Evidence from Untranscribed Audio: Xiaodan Zhu, Gerald Penn and Frank Rudzicz.
Proceedings of The 47th Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics (ACL 2009), Singapore. pp. 549-557.
A Critical Assessment of Spoken Utterance Retrieval through Approximate Lattice Representations: Siavash Kazemian, Frank Rudzicz, Gerald Penn and Cosmin Munteanu.
Proceedings of the 10th ACM International Conference on Multimedia Information Retrieval (MIR-08), Vancouver, pp. 83-88.
A Critical Reassessment of Evaluation Baselines for Speech Summarization: Gerald Penn and Xiaodan Zhu.
Proceedings of the 46th Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics (ACL 2008), Columbus, pp. 470-478.

gpenn@cs.toronto.edu
http://www.cs.toronto.edu/~gpenn
The style of these pages was shamelessly ripped off from Frank Pfenning.