Deryle Lonsdale
Deryle is a computational linguist who is interested in all aspects
of natural language processing. His particular focus is language modeling,
integrating speech with heterogeneous knowledge sources, and studying the
interaction of various levels of linguistic description in speech recognition
and synthesis. He teaches classes in speech applications programming; NLP;
language modeling; and formal syntax, semantics, and phonology (among others).
CURRENT STUDENTS
Clint Tustison
Nick Stetich
Aaron Jensen
STUDENT ALUMNI
Rebecca Rees
Aric Bills
Cecily Heiner
Michael Rushforth
Michael Emonts (For more
information about myself, or for my complete resume, click here.)
Sharlene Goodliffe
Tim Richards