Machine Learning
Director: Raymond Mooney
Machine learning is the study of adaptive computational systems that improve performance with experience. The Machine Learning research group at UT Austin is led by Raymond J. Mooney, and our research focuses on combining empirical and knowledge-based learning techniques, including applications such as natural language acquisition, knowledge refinement, learning for planning, and recommender systems.
People
David Chen Ruifang Ge Tuyen Huynh Rohit Kate Joohyun Kim Raymond Mooney Sindhu Raghavan Joseph Reisinger
Publications
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Semi-supervised graph clustering: a kernel approach (2009) Using Closed Captions to Train Activity Recognizers that Improve Video Retrieval (2009) Transfer Learning from Minimal Target Data by Mapping across Relational Domains (2009) Probabilistic Abduction using Markov Logic Networks (2009) Learning a Compositional Semantic Parser using an Existing Syntactic Parser (2009) Speeding up Inference In Statistical Relational Learning by Clustering Similar Query Literals (2009) Max-Margin Weight Learning for Markov Logic Networks (2009) Learning to Disambiguate Search Queries from Short Sessions (2009) Learning with Markov Logic Networks: Transfer Learning, Structure Learning, and an Application to Web Query Disambiguation (2009) Activity Retrieval in Closed Captioned Videos (2009) Max-Margin Weight Learning for Markov Logic Networks (2009) Spherical Topic Models (2009) Learning to Connect Language and Perception (2008) Transfer Learning by Mapping with Minimal Target Data (2008) Learning to Sportscast: A Test of Grounded Language Acquisition (2008) Discriminative Structure and Parameter Learning for Markov Logic Networks (2008) Watch, Listen & Learn: Co-training on Captioned Images and Videos (2008) Transforming Meaning Representation Grammars to Improve Semantic Parsing (2008) A Dependency-based Word Subsequence Kernel (2008) Search Query Disambiguation from Short Sessions (2008)
Areas of Interest
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Abduction Active Learning Advice-taking Learners Autonomic Computing Bioinformatics
Demos
Geoquery Learning to Sportscast Restaurant Query