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David Reitter

Department of Psychology
Carnegie Mellon University
research interests
Computational Psycholinguistics
Cognitive Psychology
Data-intensive, empirical study of human language processing.
Computational natural language processing and generation.
Multimodal dialogue systems. Discourse structure.
PhD thesis: Context Effects in Language Production:
Models of Syntactic Priming in Dialogue Corpora
bio
University of Edinburgh, 2008:  PhD, Cognitive Science
University College Dublin, 2004:  MSc, Computer Science
University of Potsdam, 2002:  Dipl., Linguistics
Founder, 2005-:  Aquamacs Emacs
Research Fellow, MIT Media Lab Europe, Dublin, 2002-2004:  Multimodal User Interfaces
Computational Linguist. Berlin, 2000-2001:  Commercial Dialogue Systems
Journalist, Berlin, 1997-2002:  Radio
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Photography. Gliding.
        David Reitter
David's World

How people find a common language Humans carrying out a task together find a common language, sooner or later. Even communities of speakers do this, and in fact this how they may come up with natural languages over time. At Carnegie Mellon University, we have now... Read more...