Gerald Penn

Professor of Computer Science,	Contact Information
University of Toronto	Publications
and Fellow of St. Michael's College	gpenn@cs.toronto.edu
	Digital Signature
Mail code: BA 4283	Phone:	+1 416 978-7390
University of Toronto	Fax:	+1 416 978-1455
40 St. George St.	Office Hours:	M 4-6
Toronto M5S 2E4	Office:	PT 283A
Ontario, Canada

Research Interests

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

Projects

ALE	The Attribute Logic Engine

Courses

SMC/CSC 199	Intelligence: Artificial and Human, T 10-12,1-3; R 2-4
CSC 401/2511	Natural Language Computing, MWF 10-11,11-12
CSC 2501	Introduction to Computational Linguistics, MWF 12-1

Organizations

Mathematics of Language Society	Past President

Editorial Boards

Linguistics & Philosophy	Editorial Board

Home Pages

Computational Linguistics at Toronto

Drafts, Talks, and Publications on Work in Progress

Efficient Evaluation of Activation Functions over Encrypted Data: Patricia Thaine, Sergey Gorbunov, and Gerald Penn.
2nd Deep Learning and Security Workshop, 40th IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy (S&P 2019), San Francisco.
Improving Speech Recognition with Drop-in Replacements for f-bank Features: Sean Robertson, Gerald Penn and Yingxue Wang.
7th International Conference on Statistical Language and Speech Processing (SLSP 2019), Ljubljana.
Rationally Reappraising ATIS-based Dialogue Systems: Frank Niu and Gerald Penn.
Proceedings of the 57th Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics (ACL 2019), Florence, pp. 5503-5507.

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