Diamantino Caseiro - Revision history

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	Diamantino Caseiro graduated in Informatics and Computer Engineering in 1994 from Instituto Superior Técnico (IST), Lisbon. He received an MSc degree in 1998, on automatic language identification, and a PhD degree in 2003 on finite-state methods in automatic speech recognition, both from IST.		Diamantino Caseiro graduated in Informatics and Computer Engineering in 1994 from [http://www.ist.utl.pt Instituto Superior Técnico] (IST), Lisbon. He received an MSc degree in 1998, on automatic language identification, and a PhD degree in 2003 on finite-state methods in automatic speech recognition, both from IST.

	He has been a lecturer at this University since 2000, teaching human computer interfaces, advanced algorithms and compilers. He has been a researcher at the Speech Processing Group of INESC since 1996. He is currently a senior researcher at the Spoken Language Systems Lab (L2F) of INESC-ID that resulted from the reorganization of the previous group.		He has been a lecturer at this University since 2000, teaching human computer interfaces, advanced algorithms and compilers. He has been a researcher at the Speech Processing Group of INESC since 1996. He is currently a senior researcher at the Spoken Language Systems Lab (L2F) of INESC-ID that resulted from the reorganization of the previous group.

	His current research interests are: automatic speech recognition, statistical machine translation (in particular speech-to-speech translation), and in general integrating knowledge-based information with data-driven methods in different fields of natural language processing. In the past, he has participated in several European and National projects, and is currently the principal investigator of a national project on applying weighted finite-state transducers to spoken language processing. He is a member of ISCA (International Speech Communication Association), ACM and the IEEE Computer Society.		His current research interests are: automatic speech recognition, statistical machine translation (in particular speech-to-speech translation), and in general integrating knowledge-based information with data-driven methods in different fields of natural language processing. In the past, he has participated in several European and National projects, and is currently the principal investigator of a national project on applying weighted finite-state transducers to spoken language processing. He is a member of [http://www.isca-speech.org/ ISCA] (International Speech Communication Association), [http://www.acm.org/ ACM] and the [http://www.ieee.org/ IEEE] [http://www.computer.org/ Computer Society].

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	Diamantino Caseiro graduated in Informatics and Computer Engineering in 1994 from Instituto Superior Técnico (IST), Lisbon. He received an MSc degree in 1998, on automatic language identification, and a PhD degree in 2003 on finite-state methods in automatic speech recognition, both from IST.		Diamantino Caseiro graduated in Informatics and Computer Engineering in 1994 from Instituto Superior Técnico (IST), Lisbon. He received an MSc degree in 1998, on automatic language identification, and a PhD degree in 2003 on finite-state methods in automatic speech recognition, both from IST.

	He has been a lecturer at this University since 2000, teaching human computer interfaces, advanced algorithms and compilers. He has been a researcher at the Speech Processing Group of INESC since 1996. He is currently a senior researcher at the Spoken Language Systems Lab (L2F) of INESC-ID that resulted from the reorganization of the previous group.		He has been a lecturer at this University since 2000, teaching human computer interfaces, advanced algorithms and compilers. He has been a researcher at the Speech Processing Group of INESC since 1996. He is currently a senior researcher at the Spoken Language Systems Lab (L2F) of INESC-ID that resulted from the reorganization of the previous group.

	His current research interests are: automatic speech recognition, statistical machine translation (in particular speech-to-speech translation), and in general integrating knowledge-based information with data-driven methods in different fields of natural language processing. In the past, he has participated in several European and National projects, and is currently the principal investigator of a national project on applying weighted finite-state transducers to spoken language processing. He is a member of ISCA (International Speech Communication Association), ACM and the IEEE Computer Society.		His current research interests are: automatic speech recognition, statistical machine translation (in particular speech-to-speech translation), and in general integrating knowledge-based information with data-driven methods in different fields of natural language processing. In the past, he has participated in several European and National projects, and is currently the principal investigator of a national project on applying weighted finite-state transducers to spoken language processing. He is a member of ISCA (International Speech Communication Association), ACM and the IEEE Computer Society.

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			Diamantino Caseiro graduated in Informatics and Computer Engineering in 1994 from Instituto Superior Técnico (IST), Lisbon. He received an MSc degree in 1998, on automatic language identification, and a PhD degree in 2003 on finite-state methods in automatic speech recognition, both from IST.
			He has been a lecturer at this University since 2000, teaching human computer interfaces, advanced algorithms and compilers. He has been a researcher at the Speech Processing Group of INESC since 1996. He is currently a senior researcher at the Spoken Language Systems Lab (L2F) of INESC-ID that resulted from the reorganization of the previous group.
			His current research interests are: automatic speech recognition, statistical machine translation (in particular speech-to-speech translation), and in general integrating knowledge-based information with data-driven methods in different fields of natural language processing. In the past, he has participated in several European and National projects, and is currently the principal investigator of a national project on applying weighted finite-state transducers to spoken language processing. He is a member of ISCA (International Speech Communication Association), ACM and the IEEE Computer Society.

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Research Interests

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			== Resume ==
			PDF Version [http://www.l2f.inesc-id.pt/~dcaseiro/caseiro-web.pdf]

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	== Research Interests ==		== Research Interests ==

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			== Research Interests ==

			* Finite-State Methods in Speech and Language Processing
			* Automatic Speech Recognition
			* Machine Aided Translation
			* Automatic Language Identification

			== Ongoing Projects ==


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