JESUS LLEVADIAS JANE
JESUS LLEVADIAS JANE is a student from Spain working in the area of linguistics
and speech recognition. His research interests are the design, analysis and use of
Artificial Intelligence systems, knowledge representation, requirement engineering
and natural language processing.
He's recently joined the CRL for a period of one year
and is working on the final project for his Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science Engineering
from Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC) - Spain.
At CRL he works on the newly funded project entitled,
"Using Jargon to Identify
Author's Perspective." His tasks on this project include:
1. Configuring a web crawler to find texts related to a particular topic and viewpoint;
2. Implementing a number of empirically-based approaches to extracting potential jargon
terms from text corpora;
3. Implementing and running a number of experiments that would test how well the
jargons can be used to classify texts with respect to the opinions or beliefs of
their authors, and evaluating the statistical significance of the experimental
results.
Jesus has earned his European Masters Degree in Language and Speech
Recognition. He's taken courses from the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya
(UPC) - Spain, Universitat de Barcelona (UB), Spain and Universitat Pompeu Fabra
(UPF) - Spain.
He is planning to deliver a presentation on the Catalan language at the
NMSU's Department of Languages and Linguistics.
Jesus's CV
