Jacob Bremerman

PhD student in CS at USC. Working with Xiang Ren and Jonathan May in multilingual NLP.

[Jacob Bremerman @JLBrem]

@AkariAsai Thanks! Glad you liked it 😊

[Jacob Bremerman @JLBrem]

Check out our (@JLBrem @xiangrenNLP @jonathanmay) paper (https://t.co/zlDQhKxqtC) for more information or Poster Session 3 (December 9, 2:00-3:30 PM) if you’re at #EMNLP2022

[Jacob Bremerman @JLBrem]

me(俺), me(僕), or me(私)? What makes translation especially fascinating is the difference between types of nuance captured in one language (but not another). In our #EMNLP2022 paper, we investigate this in MT. @CSatUSC @cutelabname_nlp @nlp_usc

[Jacob Bremerman @JLBrem]

Another interesting open question for MT (and translation in general) is what is the right way to actually handle NAV when the target language is unable to express the nuance?

[Jacob Bremerman @JLBrem]

Happy to share my first PhD paper at USC on Natural Asemantic Variation Robustness in MT, with great guidance from @xiangrenNLP and @jonathanmay.

We formalize and investigate a specific class of variation involving subtle nuances that don't translate.

https://t.co/21vjgCaN1Y

[Jacob Bremerman @JLBrem]

First "official" day working with @eusondavid on parsing + machine translation at @UDC_gal for the Summer! Orgulloso de ser el Kentucky del grupo :)

[Huda Khayrallah @HudaKhay]

Jacob Bremerman is presenting in the 2min madness at #Eval4NLP2020 on 11/20 at 15:35-16:30 GMT/ 10:35 am EST

paper: https://t.co/9EVAuBIlxU
10 min video: https://t.co/mUBZpEAB5X
3min video: 👇

[Huda Khayrallah @HudaKhay]

Jacob Bremerman (2nd year @umdclip MS student) is presenting his #Eval4NLP2020 paper, On the Evaluation of Machine Translation n-best Lists, as a poster today at #WeCNLP2020

by: Jacob, me, Doug Oard & @mjpost

3min video: https://t.co/oXA11DKZd0

Stop by his poster and say hi!