Jason Baldridge

Jason Baldridge

Jason is a research scientist at Google, where he works on natural language understanding. He was previously an Associate Professor of Computational Linguistics at the University of Texas at Austin. His main research interests include categorial grammars, parsing, semi-supervised learning for NLP, reference resolution and text geolocation. He has long been active in the creation and promotion of open source software for natural language processing, including co-creating the Apache OpenNLP Toolkit and OpenCCG. Jason received his Ph.D. from the University of Edinburgh in 2002, where his doctoral dissertation on Multimodal Combinatory Categorial Grammar was awarded the 2003 Beth Dissertation Prize from the European Association for Logic, Language and Information.
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    Simple and Effective Synthesis of Indoor 3D Scenes
    Jing Yu Koh
    Harsh Agrawal
    Dhruv Batra
    Honglak Lee
    Yinfei Yang
    Peter Anderson
    AAAI (2023) (to appear)
    Less is More: Generating Grounded Navigation Instructions from Landmarks
    Su Wang
    Jordi Orbay
    Vighnesh Birodkar
    Aleksandra Faust
    Izzeddin Gur
    Peter Anderson
    CVPR (2022) (to appear)
    On the Evaluation of Vision-and-Language Navigation Instructions
    Ming Zhao
    Peter Anderson
    Vihan Jain
    Su Wang
    Conference of the European Chapter of the Association for Computational Linguistics (EACL) (2021)
    Text-to-Image Generation Grounded by Fine-Grained User Attention
    Jing Yu Koh
    Honglak Lee
    Yinfei Yang
    IEEE Winter Conference on Applications of Computer Vision (2021) (to appear)
    PanGEA: The Panoramic Graph Environment Annotation Toolkit
    Peter Anderson
    2nd Workshop on Advances in Language and Vision Research (ALVR) (2021)