Pierpaolo Basile

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I am a research assistant in Computer Science at the University of Bari "Aldo Moro" (Italy) since June 2009. I received the Ph.D. in Computer Science (May 2009), thesis title: "Word Sense Disambiguation and Intelligent Information Access". My research is devoted to the study of methods and techniques for semantic processing and indexing of textual documents. The main goal is to use advanced Natural Language Processing (NLP) methods to process collections of documents. In particular, I investigate strategies to extract semantic information from text using Word Sense Disambiguation (WSD) and Semantic Distributional Models.

natural language processing distributional semantic models artificial intelligence random indexing diachronic analysis word sense disambiguation computational linguistics google ngram viewer twitter entity linking temporal random indexing question answering evalita lexical semantics named entity wikipedia discriminazione informatica computer science women donne stem language games social media social computing tweet happiness internet archive cnn lstm nlp deep learning #videogiochi #spacewar #streetfighter #atari pitch big data open data data hacking geek turing machine wordspace semantics semantic composition circular convolution semantic distributional models qa super sense tagging knowledge knowledge infusion spreading activation information retrieval compositional semantics distributional approach vector permutation

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