About

You've reached the home page of Tristan Miller. I'm a computational linguist working mainly in the area of lexical semantics. My research interests include word sense disambiguation, lexical substitution, and computational detection and interpretation of humour.

Since 2019 I have been working as a research scientist in the Language and Interaction Technologies Group of the Austrian Research Institute for Artificial intelligence (OFAI), where I head the project Computational Pun-derstanding: Computer-Assisted Translation of Humorous Wordplay .

For more information, you can consult my curriculum vitæ.

Contact

• tristan@logological.org ()
• +43 1 5324621 3
• +43 1 5324621 9
• OFAI
  Freyung 6/3
  1010 Vienna
  Austria

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Recent and upcoming activities

• March 24, 2020: Keynote address, Third Workshop on Natural Language Processing for Requirements Engineering (NLP4RE'20), 26th International Working Conference on Requirements Engineering (REFSQ'20), Pisa
• January 15, 2020: Interview on Digital.Leben, Ö1 (Austrian public radio)
• December 7, 2019: Invited lecture, 2nd Comedy and Artificial Intelligence Conference, St. Peter's College, Oxford
• November 14, 2019: Invited lecture, Translatio Ex Machina lecture series, Centre for Translation Studies, University of Vienna
• September 5–6, 2019: Presenter, Second Workshop on Human-Informed Translation and Interpreting Technology (HiT-IT 2019), Varna
• July 29, 2019: Invited lecture, Brainstorm #11: Machines vs. Biology, Vienna
• June 24–29, 2019: Co-convener, Panel on Humor and Artificial Intelligence, 31st International Society for Humor Studies Conference (ISHS 2019), Austin
• June 13, 2019: Public lecture, Austrian Research Institute for Artificial Intelligence, Vienna
• June 2–7, 2019: Area co-chair for Resources and Evaluation, 17th Meeting of the North American Chapter of the Association for Computational Linguistics (NAACL-HLT 2019), Minneapolis
• May 7, 2019: Public lecture, Austrian Research Institute for Artificial Intelligence, Vienna