I am a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Computer Science at the University Of Maryland, College Park. I work with my advisor Dr. Hal Daumé III on problems in Natural Language Processing. I am a member of the Computational Linguistics and Information Processing lab. I am also actively involved with the Language Science Center at UMD
My research work has focused on question generation, textual style transfer, information extraction and semantic parsing. Currently, I am working on my thesis topic: "Teaching Machines to Ask Clarification Questions". [Slides of my proposal talk]
I was a research intern at Information Science Institute (ISI) during Summer 2015, at Microsoft Research during Summer 2016 and at Grammarly during Summer 2017.
Our paper "Learning to Ask Good Questions: Ranking Clarification Questions using Neural Expected Value of Perfect Information" received the Best Long Paper Award at ACL 2018.
My research work has focused on question generation, textual style transfer, information extraction and semantic parsing. Currently, I am working on my thesis topic: "Teaching Machines to Ask Clarification Questions". [Slides of my proposal talk]
I was a research intern at Information Science Institute (ISI) during Summer 2015, at Microsoft Research during Summer 2016 and at Grammarly during Summer 2017.
Our paper "Learning to Ask Good Questions: Ranking Clarification Questions using Neural Expected Value of Perfect Information" received the Best Long Paper Award at ACL 2018.
