From: pzhang@guvax.georgetown.edu
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: NL Processing/MachineTranslation/KnowledgeBase
Date: 5 Sep 92 13:27:39 -0400
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Organization: Georgetown University

Natural Language Processing / Machine Translation / Knowledge-Base

     I am looking for a position in the area of artificial intelligence
with focus on natural language processing.  If you know of such a 
position or have suggestions as where to look for, please let me know.  

     Thanks in advance.

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                                  PAUL Y. ZHANG

                       1201 South Courthouse Rd.  Apt. 503
                              Arlington, VA. 22204
                                 (703) 521-5109

                         pzhang@guvax.georgetown.edu

CAREER OBJECTIVE    

     A programming or research position in the area of artificial 
intelligence with focus on natural language processing (NLP): 
language parsing, semantic interpretation of texts, knowledge-base design, 
text abstraction, text generation, machine translation, or other related 
fields such as information retrieval and expert systems.

EDUCATION  

      1988 -        Ph.D., (Expected Graduation Date: 1992)
                    Georgetown University, Washington, DC
                    Major -- Computational Linguistics
      1986 - 1988   M.A.,  University of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho
                    Major -- Applied Linguistics 
      1980 - 1985   B.A.,  Shanghai Institute of Education,
                              Shanghai, China
                    Major -- Language Teaching 

DISSERTATION PROJECT

          An Instructional Machine Translation System
This system uses an ATN parser to get the structural description of
the source language (English) text.  This structure is then mapped
into a semantic representation (through sense discrimination, case
role mapping.. ), which is used as the input for the generation of the
target language (Chinese in this case).  The system employs some of
the strategies that are more often used in the area of artificial
intelligence such as semantic networks, knowledge bases, weighing
schemes.  This project is implemented in LISP, my major working
language.

EXPERIENCE
      1991 (summer) Computer Programmer
	            Wilson Elser Moskowitz Edelman $ Dicker,
	                Washington, D.C.
		     * To create an office scheduling application
		       in Lotus Agenda
      1990 (summer) Computer Programmer 
                    HMR Group, Arlington, VA
                     * To help build an window-driven automatic
		       billing system in Microsoft Quick Basic
      1989 - now    Lab Assistant  
                    Academic Computer Center, 
                        Georgetown University
                     * Providing technical support to users 
                     * Computer maintenance 
      1987 - 1988   Assistant Instructor for English 
                    Department of English, University of Idaho  
                     * Teaching English Composition
      1986 - 1986   Monitor in Computer Lab  
                    University of Idaho
                     * Assisting users in the Lab 

COMPUTER LANGUAGE   

     LISP     Prolog      MacroSoft Quick Basic     PL\I     C++ 
 
PUBLICATION         

   A Less Than Knowledge-Based Method to Machine Translation 
      (The Penn Review of Linguistics, vol 16)

   Theme and Rheme in Chinese and Their Significance in the
      Computational Paradigm
      (NLP.* , vol. 1)
                                
MEMBERSHIP          

   Association for Computational Linguistics  (ACL)
   Chinese Language Computer Society