MEETING-DATE:September 25th, 2019
September 25th, 2019
MEETING-LOCATION:DC 3317
MEETING-TIME:10:30
MEETING-CHAIR:Stephen Mann
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FORTH-DATE1:October 2nd, 2019
FORTH-DATE2:October 9th, 2019
FORTH-DATE3:October 16th, 2019
FORTH-DATE4:October 23rd, 2019
FORTH-LOCATION1:DC 3317 10:30
FORTH-LOCATION2:DC 3317 10:30
FORTH-LOCATION3:DC 3317 10:30
FORTH-LOCATION4:DC 3317 10:30
FORTH-CHAIR1:Jonathan Panuelos
FORTH-CHAIR2:Greg Philbrick
FORTH-CHAIR3:Reza Saputra
FORTH-CHAIR4:Andrew Tinits
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FORTH-TP1:Stephen Mann
FORTH-TP2:Jonathan Panuelos
FORTH-TP3:Greg Philbrick
FORTH-TP4:Reza Saputra
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TPNAME:Nathan King
TPTITLE:On the naturalness of software
TPABSTRACT:Human languages are complex, but natural language processing has been successful because most utterances are simple and repetitive. I will discuss a paper that first showed that software languages, even though they are complex, are also simple and repetitive in practice. This idea has been exploited in applications involving software development tools.
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CONONE:SIGGRAPH 2020July 19-23, 2020Washington DC
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SEMINARS:<br><b>Thursday, September 26, 2019</b><p>David Sprott Distinguished Lecture<br>Optimal Transport, Entropy, and Risk Measures on Wiener Space<br>Hans Follmer, Professor Emeritus of Mathematics<br>Humboldt University, Berlin<br>4:15 p.m.  STC 0050</p><br><b>Friday, September 27, 2019</b><p>William Tutte Distinguished Lecture Series<br>Countable Weighted Graphs with no Unfriendly Partitions<br>Carsten Thomassen, Technical University of Denmark<br>3:30 p.m.  QNC 0101</p><br><b>Sunday, September 29, 2019</b><p>Next local ICPC-style programming contest<br>All members of the UW community are invited to try their programming skill in Racket, C, C++, Java, Pascal, Python, or Scala<br>1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.  MC 3003</p><br><b>Monday, September 30, 2019</b><p>Refresher talk<br>Intro to Generative Text Models<br>Gaurav Sahu, Master's candidate<br>David R. Cheriton School of Computer Science<br>12:00 p.m.  DC 2310</p>