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| Priority 1: Susan's gesture studies. [[BR]] Adding more balls in? Thinking about noise, hand shape, etc. Looking at Poser's features to see what might help. | Priority 1: My experiment; Senior Honor's Thesis.[[BR]] Run 7 more subjects . Transcribe and annotate (Ryan). Create stimuli for next rounds of experiment. |
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| Priority 2: Field Work in Mayan. [[BR]] Experiment Design. Arranging ideas into lists, etc. Making balanced sets of clips for when we go down. Prioritizing new videos to make. ETC: Saturday afternoon [[BR]] | Priority 2: Plan lab meetings. |
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| Priority 3: My experiment.[[BR]] Look at the new subjects. Prepare file for Laura & teach Laura how to code the data (Tuesday afternoon) Priority 4: Neighborhood effects with Austin. [[BR]] Meet with Austin. When???? [[BR]] Priority 5: Learn some statistics. [[BR]] ''Please note: I am also working ~15 hours a week in the BCS department office and ~8 hours a week at Kaplan Test Prep in the evenings. '' |
Priority 3: Create stimuli database with Swapna's help. |
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| == Dan Friel == Not working over the summer. |
1. organizing RA meetings in Katrina's absence, they are now scheduled for Thursdays at 2-3pm 2. running subjects for Katrina's experiment 3. PBias annotation for Florian and Neal 4. beginning stages of setting up an experiment on priming! == Alice Wu == 1. Natalie's Experiment [[BR]] 2. Making Videos for Katrina's experiment == Amanda Perlman == 1. Coding Katrina's experiment [[BR]] 2. PBias annotation for Florian and Neal == Maureen Dizon == For Florian's project on Redundancy and Syntactic Reduction, I am currently working with RA's Camber & Jeremy on annotation for the studies on subject-extracted passive relative clauses in the British National Corpus, following these guidelines: ["HlpLab/Projects/SyntacticReduction/Annotation"]. We have annotated 20,000+ sentences and are working on building a set of at least 20,000 'useable' sentences, that is, those which have not been excluded for various reasons. We anticipate more work as this project progresses. |
Katrina Housel
Priority 1: My experiment; Senior Honor's Thesis.BR Run 7 more subjects . Transcribe and annotate (Ryan). Create stimuli for next rounds of experiment.
Priority 2: Plan lab meetings.
Priority 3: Create stimuli database with Swapna's help.
Ting Qian
I have plans for working on the following stuff during the summer:
1) Chinese Entropy and Chinese English Entropy (Link: ["HlpLab/Projects/ConstantEntropyChinese"] )BR - continued from the independent study with Florian in the past spring semester.
2) Internship @ Center of Language and Speech Processing at Johns Hopkins University BR - June 22 - Aug 15 (Yes, I will be out of town in Baltimore)
3) Unfortunately I have to take a summer course before heading off to Baltimore, which leaves little time to do anything else.
But a plan is a plan, which is always changeable, and priorities are flexible. 
Here's a web page which shows my calendar: http://mail.rochester.edu/~tqian/Calendar.html
Sarah Brown
1. organizing RA meetings in Katrina's absence, they are now scheduled for Thursdays at 2-3pm
2. running subjects for Katrina's experiment
3. PBias annotation for Florian and Neal
4. beginning stages of setting up an experiment on priming!
Alice Wu
1. Natalie's Experiment BR 2. Making Videos for Katrina's experiment
Amanda Perlman
1. Coding Katrina's experiment BR 2. PBias annotation for Florian and Neal
Maureen Dizon
For Florian's project on Redundancy and Syntactic Reduction, I am currently working with RA's Camber & Jeremy on annotation for the studies on subject-extracted passive relative clauses in the British National Corpus, following these guidelines: ["HlpLab/Projects/SyntacticReduction/Annotation"]. We have annotated 20,000+ sentences and are working on building a set of at least 20,000 'useable' sentences, that is, those which have not been excluded for various reasons. We anticipate more work as this project progresses.