I am a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Computer Science at the University Of Maryland, College Park. I work with my advisors Dr. Hal Daumé III and Dr. Philip Resnik 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 dialog modeling, semantic parsing and using semantic representations for biomedical event extraction. 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 and at Microsoft Research, Redmond during Summer 2016. Currently, I am a research intern at Grammarly working with Joel Tetreault.
For an EMNLP 2017 workshop, Hal Daumé III, Emily Bender, Allyson Ettinger and I are organizing a fun shared task called -- Build It Break It, Language Edition
My research work has focused on dialog modeling, semantic parsing and using semantic representations for biomedical event extraction. 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 and at Microsoft Research, Redmond during Summer 2016. Currently, I am a research intern at Grammarly working with Joel Tetreault.
For an EMNLP 2017 workshop, Hal Daumé III, Emily Bender, Allyson Ettinger and I are organizing a fun shared task called -- Build It Break It, Language Edition
