Christopher D. Manning
155 papers
· 2000–2024
· 13 conferences
· across top CS/AI conferences
Achievements
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Taxonomy Completionist
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Cross-Pollinator
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Academic Marathon
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Conference Polyglot
(13)
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Renaissance Researcher
(7)
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Interdisciplinary Bridge
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Hot Topic Early Bird
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Keyword Pioneer
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Keyword Trendsetter Combo
(20)
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Conference Loyalist
(43)
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Topic Evolution
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Dynamic Duo
(15)
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Mega-Team
(62)
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Topic Pioneer
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Keyword Champion
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Prolific Year
(10)
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Unstoppable
(15)
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Keyword Collector
(268)
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Trend Setter
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Century Club
(155)
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The Questioner
(6)
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Conference Pioneer
Conferences
ACL (45)
EMNLP (43)
NAACL (17)
CONLL (15)
NIPS (15)
IJCNLP (10)
COLING (3)
ICLR (2)
AAAI (1)
CVPR (1)
EACL (1)
MLHC (1)
SEMEVAL (1)
Top co-authors
Research topics
Keywords
dependency parsing
(7)
universal dependencies
(6)
representation learning
(6)
named entity recognition
(4)
information extraction
(4)
syntactic parsing
(4)
language model
(3)
question generation
(3)
multi-hop reasoning
(3)
large language model
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part-of-speech tagging
(3)
question answering
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knowledge graph
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neural network
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transfer learning
(3)
self-supervised learning
(3)
image classification
(2)
semantic parsing
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multi-task learning
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zero-shot learning
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Papers
The EOS Decision and Length Extrapolation
EMNLP 2020
Universal Dependency Parsing from Scratch
CONLL 2018
Learning to Summarize Radiology Findings
EMNLP 2018
Neural Machine Translation
ACL 2016
Global Belief Recursive Neural Networks
NIPS 2014
SUTime: Evaluation in TempEval-3
SEMEVAL 2013
Deep Learning for NLP (without Magic)
NAACL 2013
Learning a Product of Experts with Elitist Lasso
IJCNLP 2013
Entity Clustering Across Languages
NAACL 2012
Hierarchical Bayesian Domain Adaptation
NAACL 2009
Joint Parsing and Named Entity Recognition
NAACL 2009
Nested Named Entity Recognition
EMNLP 2009
Finding Contradictions in Text
ACL 2008
The Infinite Tree
ACL 2007
Language Learning: Beyond Thunderdome
CONLL 2004
Accurate Unlexicalized Parsing
ACL 2003
Distributional phrase structure induction
CONLL 2001