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ph.d., research assistant.   chinese language processing group (cip),   ,   .   office: room 708, intelligence building, no. 95 zhongguancun east road, haidian district, beijing, 100190, china.   phone: (86)-10-82544588   email: kunwang (at) nlpr.ia.ac.cn

• sep. 2007 — jul. 2013
          doctor of engineering, institute of automation, chinese academy of sciences, my supervisors are professor chengqing zong and .
  
• sep. 2003 — jul. 2007
          bachelor of engineering, school of automation, beijing university of aeronautics and astronautics ().

• natural language processing
  
• statistical machine translation
  
• translation memory

• integrating translation memory into phrase-based machine translation during decoding
  kun wang, chengqing zong, and keh-yih su
  to appear in proceedings of the 51st annual meeting of the association for computational linguistics (acl), sofia, bulgaria, august 4-9, 2013.

• integrating generative and discriminative character-based models for chinese word segmentation
  kun wang, chengqing zong, and keh-yih su
  acm transactions on asian language information processing (talip), vol.11, no.2, june 2012, pages 7:1-7:41.

• integrating surface and abstract features for robust cross-domain chinese word segmentation
  xiaoqing li, kun wang, chengqing zong and keh-yih su
  in proceedings of the 24th international conference on computational linguistics (coling), mumbai, india, 8-15 december 2012. pages 1653-1669.

• a character-based joint model for chinese word segmentation
  kun wang, chengqing zong, and keh-yih su
  in proceedings of the 23rd international conference on computational linguistics (coling), beijing, china, august 23-27, 2010. pages 1173-1181.

• a character-based joint model for cips-sighan word segmentation bakeoff 2010
  kun wang, chengqing zong, and keh-yih su
  in proceedings of cips-sighan joint conference on chinese language processing (clp2010), beijing, china, august 28-29, 2010. pages 245-248.

• which is more suitable for chinese word segmentation, the generative model or the discriminative one?
  kun wang, chengqing zong, and keh-yih su
  in proceedings of the 23rd pacific asia conference on language, information and computation (paclic 23). 3-5 december 2009, hong kong. pages 827-834.

last updated: july, 2013