Hinrich Schuetze is Chair of Computational Linguistics and co-director of the Center for Language and Information Processing at LMU Munich. His research interests are at the interface of linguistics, cognitive science, neural networks and computer science. Recent examples include learning with natural language instructions, multilingual representation learning for low-resource languages, computational morphology and neurosymbolic approaches. Hinrich is coauthor of two well-known textbooks (Foundations of Statistical Natural Language Processing and Introduction to Information Retrieval) and a fellow of HessianAI, ELLIS (the European Laboratory for Learning and Intelligent Systems) and ACL (Association for Computational Linguistics). show More

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