Stefan Evert

I am a researcher and lecturer (Juniorprofessor für Computerlinguistik) in the Computational Linguistics group at the Institute of Cognitive Science, University of Osnabrück. With a background in mathematics, physics, English and computational linguistics, my primary interests are centered around the application of statistical methods to language data (in areas such as natural-language processing, corpus linguistics and psycholinguistics). The current focus of my research and teaching activities is on the analysis of frequency data from large text corpora. I also enjoy writing computational linguistics software, mostly in Perl, C and R.

You are cordially invited to browse these pages to learn more about me and my research.

Contact

  Stefan Evert                         e-mail: stefan.evert@uos.de

  Institute of Cognitive Science       phone: +49 / 541 / 969 2710
  University of Osnabrück              fax:   +49 / 541 / 969 3374
  
  Albrechtstr. 28                      room 31/436
  49069 Osnabrück                      office hour: Wed 9-10 (with appointment)
  Germany

News

Tutorial on Distributional Semantic Models at NAACL-HLT 2010 (1 June 2010, Los Angeles): http://wordspace.collocations.de/doku.php/course:acl2010:start
Version 1.1 of Web1T5-Easy indexing scripts and Web interface available: http://purl.org/stefan.evert/Software.html

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Copyright (C) 2005-2010 by Stefan Evert. These pages were hand-written in Perl's POD (plain old documentation) format and translated to HTML and PDF with the help of Pod::Simple::HTML and Pod::Man. The list of publications was (mostly) automatically generated from a bibTeX database by a short Perl script.

perldoc Stefan::Evert is the command that you would use to find out everything you need to know about me if I were a Perl module (and then you'd hopefully want to use Stefan::Evert :-). By the way, you can use perldoc to read the original POD versions of these pages.