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Robert Munro
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Research
I work in computational linguistics, language documentation and probabilities in linguistic theory, especially in the application to social development. Since 2007 I have been a Graduate Fellow at Stanford University. Selected publications, reviews & presentationsto appearMunro, Robert, Rainer Ludwig, Uli Sauerland and David Fleck. (accepted) Matses Reported Speech: perspective persistence and evidential narratives. International Journal of American Linguistics 2010Munro, Robert. 2010. Crowdsourced translation for emergency response and beyond.
NSF Workshop on crowdsourcing and translation,
University of Maryland
Munro, Robert and Christopher Manning. 2010. Subword Variation in Text Message Classification. Annual Conference of the North American Chapter of the Association for Computational Linguistics (NAACL 2010), Los Angeles, CA Munro, Robert, Steven Bethard, Victor Kuperman, Vicky Tzuyin Lai, Robin Melnick, Christopher Potts, Tyler Schnoebelen and Harry Tily. 2010. Crowdsourcing and language studies: the new generation of linguistic data. Workshop on Creating Speech and Language Data with Amazon's Mechanical Turk, Los Angeles, CA Munro, Robert. 2010. Haiti emergency response: the power of crowdsourcing and SMS. Relief 2.0 in Haiti, Stanford, CA Munro, Robert. 2010. Natural Language Processing for Social Development. The Research Centre for Linguistic Typology (RCLT) Seminar Series, Latrobe University, Melbourne. Munro, Robert. 2010. SMS Emergency Response in Haiti. Aid and Relief for Global Disasters, Meeting of the Association of Clinical Faculty (ACF), University of California, San Francisco. 2009Munro, Robert. 2009. Amazon Mechanical Turk and the generation of new linguistic data.
Stanford Seminar on Psycholinguistics, Stanford, CA Munro, Robert. 2009. Reported Speech and Perspective Rigidity in Matses.
The 10th Stanford Semantics Fest, Stanford, CA 2007-2008I spent most of 2006 and 2007 doing non-research activities, like cycling across East and Southern Africa, and working for the Environmental Foundation for Africa in Sierra Leone, the UN Refugee Agency in Liberia, and for Working Software based out of Melbourne. So I had a break from publishing, other than compiling the Annual Report for the Environmental Foundation for Africa. 2006Munro, Robert. 2006. Current design issues for digital archives: architectures supporting value-adding access via a user's preferred language(s) and granularity of materials. The Georgetown University Round Table on Languages and Linguistics (GURT 2006), Washington DC Munro, Robert. 2006. Multilingual metadata: between translation and coexistent annotations. Proceedings of the 2006 ELAP Workshop on Meaning and Translation in Language Documentation documentation. SOAS, London. (abstract only) 2005Munro, Robert. 2005. The digital skills of language documentation. In Peter K. Austin (ed)
Language Documentation and Description Volume 3 . London: SOAS
Munro, Robert and David Nathan. 2005. Introducing the ELAR information system architecture.
The Third meeting of the Digital Endangered Languages and Music Archive Network (DELAMAN III), Austin
Munro, Robert and David Nathan. 2005.
Towards portability and interoperability for linguistic annotation and language-specific ontologies,
Proceedings of the E-MELD Workshop on Linguistic Ontologies and Data Categories for Language Resources (E-MELD 2005) Boston.
Munro, Robert. 2005. The certainty of chance: Review of Probabilistic Linguistics, Bod, R., Hay, J. and Jannedy, S. (eds). 2003. Linguistics and the Human Sciences Vol 1, 2 Austin, Peter K., Robert Munro and David Nathan. 2005. Archives, linguists, and language speakers. The annual meeting of the Linguistic Society of America (LSA), Oakland, California. Wynne, John and Robert Munro. 2005. Hearing Voices: speakers / languages.
The Hans Rausing Endangered Languages Project, SOAS, London.
[Interactive multimedia production]
2004
Munro, Robert. 2004. Digital skills and obligations: is language documentation a new ICT discipline? Proceedings of the 2004 ELAP Workshop on Multidisciplinary approaches to language documentation. SOAS, London. (abstract only) Munro, Robert. 2004. Gradational modelling of functional categories. Presentation given as part of the ELAP-ELAR research seminar series. SOAS, London
Munro, Robert. 2004.
A Probabilistic Representation of Systemic Functional Grammar. The 31st International Systemic Functional Congress
(ISFC31). Kyoto.
Munro, Robert and Sanjay Chawla. 2004. An Integrated Approach to Mining Data Streams, TR-548, School of Information Technologies, University of Sydney. Munro, Robert and Sanjay Chawla. 2004. Complex Spatial Relationships, TR-539, School of Information Technologies, University of Sydney. Arunasalam, Bavani, Sanjay Chawla, Pei Sun, Robert Munro. 2004. Mining Complex Relationships in the SDSS SkyServer Spatial Database. Proceedings of the Twenty-Eighth Annual International Computer Software and Applications Conference (COMPSAC04), IEEE Computer Society, Hong Kong 2003Munro, Robert, Sanjay Chawla and Pei Sun. 2003. Complex Spatial Relationships, Proceedings of the Third IEEE International Conference on Data Mining (ICDM2003) Florida. Munro, Robert. 2003. Seneschal: classification and analysis in supervised mixture-modelling, Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Hybrid Intelligent Systems (HIS'03) IOS Press, Melbourne Munro, Robert and Daren Ler. 2003. Meta-Learning Orthographic and Contextual Models for Language Independent Named Entity Recognition. Proceedings of CoNLL-2003, Canada, Munro, Robert. 2003. A queuing-theory model of word frequency distributions, Proceedings of the First Australasian Language Technology Workshop (ALTW'03), Melbourne Munro, Robert. 2003. Towards the Computational Inference and Application of a Functional Grammar, (honours thesis). Department of English and School of Information Technologies, University of Sydney Munro, Robert. 2003. Classification and analysis in supervised mixture-modelling, TR-536, School of Information Technologies, University of Sydney
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