Bob Wall
Montana State University
Ph.D. Student, Computer Science
| Office: | EPS 352 |
| Email: | bwall@cs.montana.edu |
| Fall 2009 Schedule | |||||
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | |
| Noon | |||||
| 1:00 | |||||
| 2:00 | |||||
| 3:00 | Meet with Dr. Angryk | ||||
| 4:00 | CS Seminar | Research | |||
| Happy hour | Research | Research | |||
| Research Interests |
I am currently working on applying a computational technique called Map Seeking Circuits (MSC) to different Natural Language Processing tasks. The first application that I am attempting is part of speech tagging and word sense disambiguation.
| Publications |
| Book Chapters |
| "Generating Concept Hierarchies from User Queries." Bob Wall, Neal Richter, and Rafal A. Angryk. In Data Mining: Foundations and Practice, volume 118 of Studies in Computational Intelligence, Springer, (2008), pp. 423-441. |
| Refereed Proceedings |
| B. Wall, N. Richter, R. Angryk, "Creating Concept Hierarchies in an Information Retrieval System,"Proceeding of the 5th IEEE International Conference on Data Mining (ICDM-IEEE '05), Workshop on Foundations of Semantic Oriented Data and Web Mining, Houston, TX, USA, November 2005, pp. 99-105. |
| Theses |
| Wall, Robert L., "Implementing high-order context models for statistical data compression." Thesis submitted for M.S. degree in Computer Science, Montana State University, 1994. |
| Wall, Robert L., "VLSI implementation of a high speed LZW data compressor." Thesis submitted for M.S. degree in Electrical Engineering, Montana State University, 1991. |
| Classes Taken |
| Spring Semester 2006 |
CS 536 - Advanced Artificial Intelligence (Again) |
| Spring Semester 2005 |
CS 535 - Database Theory |
CS 580 - Computational Science |
MUS 280 - Recording and Computer Applications |
| Fall Semester 2004 |
CS 422 - Intro to Simulation |
EE 578 - Speech Signal Processing |
EE 480 - Acoustics and Audio Engineering |
| Spring Semester 2004 |
CS 515 - Analysis of Algorithms |
CS 536 - Advanced Artificial Intelligence |
EE 548 - Advanced Topics in Communications Systems |
| Fall Semester 2003 |
CS 550 - Advanced Design and Translation of Programming Languages |
CS 436 - Artificial Intelligence |
EE 565 - Parallel and Associative Processors |
| Outside School |
I work at RightNow Technologies, as a software engineer currently working on their public APIs (SOAP, PHP, REST).
And here's my own
home page.
Last modified: Oct 13, 2009