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Biometrics Voice Contest & Interdisciplinary Laboratory Programs Overview

Join us for an exciting Biometrics Voice Contest and learn about the Four Horsemen interdisciplinary lab, dedicated to advancing new methods for studying planetary threats. We'll discuss our recent initiatives, including programs on nuclear proliferation, pandemics, and innovative techniques for analyzing religious violence. We aim to explore the connection between media broadcasts and religious violence prediction. We're looking for motivated students experienced in topic modeling, natural language processing, and machine learning. For inquiries, contact Matthew Connelly or Micki Kaufman.

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Biometrics Voice Contest & Interdisciplinary Laboratory Programs Overview

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  1. Announcements and Agenda Julia Hirschberg COMS 4706

  2. Announcements • Biometrics Voice Contest • Four Horsemen…. Interdisciplinary laboratory to develop new methods to study the history, and future, of planetary threats. • 2010 program on nuclear proliferation • 2011 program on pandemics • 2012 program on new methods for analyzing religious violence • Analysts have often noted that hatred-filled broadcasts have preceded incidents of severe religious violence. Is it possible to analyze media and predict such events. • Tuition scholarships and research grants • Particularly interested in motivated students with experience in topic modeling, natural language processing, and machine learning, etc. • Contacts: • Matthew Connelly, mjc96@columbia.edu • MickiKaufman, mbk2109@columbia.edu

  3. Today • Brief team presentations • Lab visit

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