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Jeroen Geertzen   ?

Pointilism-like portrait of Jeroen

Welcome to my academic homepage. I am a research associate at RCEALextern link at the University of Cambridge extern link, where I work in the field of computational linguistics and natural language processing.

The research involves the construction of computational models of various kinds of linguistic phenomena, primarely to gain better understanding of how we use language but also to design computer systems that deal with language (e.g., a system that interprets speech or translates from one language to another).

More specifically, my research focus is currently on computational dialogue modelling of human-human interaction and in the induction of structure from symbolic sequential data.

My Ph.D. was carried out at the department of Communication and Information Sciences extern link at Tilburg University extern link, and from May to July 2006 I was associated as research fellow to the Centre for Language Technology extern link at Macquarie University extern link (Sydney, Australia).

Previously, I studied Computer Science (BSc, June 2001) and continued with a Master in Computational Linguistics & Artificial Intelligence (MA, November 2003).

On this website you can find more information about my research and my publications. Furthermore, there are various techniques and algorithms that I have developed or used in the course of research. Some of them are illustrated here in the form of web-demo's.