Theses & Dissertations #Jinho_D_Choi

Facilitate Document Understanding by Leveraging Language Structures. Liyan Xu. PhD Dissertation, Computer Science and Informatics, Emory University, 2023.

Contextual Embedding Representations for Retrieval-Based and Generation-Based Dialogue Systems. Zihao Wang. PhD Dissertation, Computer Science and Informatics, Emory University, 2023.

The Emora College Companion: A Socialbot for College Students. Camila Calviño. Honors Thesis, Quantitative Theory and Methods, Emory University, 2023.

Evaluating Speaker Diarization in Transcripts: A Text-based Approach with the TDER Metric and the TranscribeView System. Chen Gong. Honors Thesis, Computer Science, Emory University, 2023.

Analyzing Competitive Programming Competitions to Develop Effective Training Methods for Improving Problem-Solving Skills in Students. Alexandru Rudi. Honors Thesis, Computer Science, Emory University, 2023.

An Analysis of Causal Language Constructions in Diverse Discourse Data. Angela Cao. Honors Thesis, Linguistics, Emory University, 2022.

Analysis of Temporal Relations in Various Types of Text Data. Yingying Chen. Honors Thesis, Quantitative Theory and Methods, Emory University, 2022.

Unsupervised, Context-Aware Emotion Classification of College-Related Reddit. Sophy Huang. Honors Thesis, Mathematics, Emory University, 2022.

Automatic Generation of Multi-turn Dialogues from Reddit. Mack Hutsell. Honors Thesis, Computer Science, Emory University, 2022.

Framework for Automatic Generation of Large-scale Dialogue Data from Online Forums. Daniil Huryn. Honors Thesis, Computer Science, Emory University, 2022.

Enriching and Evaluating Meaning Representations. Jessica Ji. Honors Thesis, Quantitative Theory and Methods, Emory University, 2022.

Analysis of Graph-Based Semi-Structured Categorical Model for Competence-Level Classification. Xiangjue Dong. MS Thesis, Computer Science, Emory University, 2021.