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Revision as of 19:39, 2 September 2017
Welcome to the wiki for the Center for Language and Speech Processing at Johns Hopkins University.
Guides
- New Student Guide
- Introduction to the CLSP grid
- Introduction to the MARCC grid
- Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Reading groups and seminars
- NLP Reading Group
- (Email Jason or enroll in the class to join the mailing list)
- ML Reading Group
- Text Choreography Reading Group (old archives)
- (Email Ben or enroll in the class to join the mailing list)
- Machine Translation Reading Group
- mailing list (Philipp's, Kevin's, Matt's reading group)
- CLSP Student Seminar
- CLSP Seminar Series
- CLSP summer workshops
- Machine Learning Seminars
Private pages
How do I edit this wiki?
See the editing instructions in the documentation for the MediaWiki software. Editing is enabled once you log into the wiki.
All students, faculty, and staff should receive their wiki account information (via an email from "CLSP Wiki") when they join CLSP and are added to the local mailing list. If you need help with your account or memberships, talk to CLSP's sysadmin or administrative coordinator, respectively.
You can sign and date a contribution by including ~~~~. If you sign an answer, then people who read it can easily see how recent the answer is and will know to contact you will followup questions or concerns.