Dr. Vartapetiance will give a brief introduction to Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Computational Linguistics (CL), and provide real world examples of their application to problems of Deception Detection such as for Court Testimonies and Child Safety. The talk will then focus on Authorship Identification, which is concerned with identification of real authors of verbal (more specifically, written) content. Although not a new concern, this field has been receiving increased attention in recent years due to the Web and Social Media, which allows individuals both to impersonate and to masquerade, effectively anonymously, under multiple digital personas. In some cases, this kind of anonymity gives rise to bullying and other trolling behaviors. The talk will conclude by presenting an example where such identification has significant importance.
American University of Armenia
Past trainings
This study is an empirical study of the post-Soviet Armenian emergent political class. The study suggests that the understanding of how post-Soviet Armenian political class emerged requires analysis of both internal and external factors.
Pamela Steiner, Ed.D. Intercommunal Trust Building Project Fellow, FXB Center for Health and Human Rights Harvard School of Public Health. She is also a granddaughter of Henry Morgenthau, Sr. who appointed as U.S. Ambassador to the Ottoman Empire in 1913 and served in this position until 1916. Morgenthau stated that the one issue he was most preoccupied was the Armenian Question.
Ms. Marina Mkhitaryan will discuss the next step in Armenia’s development, namely strengthening the country’s ability for social innovation. She will talk about how Kolba Lab, a UNDP Armenia initiative, helps citizens and communities identify solutions to social challenges, such as, provision of public services or environmental protection and restoration.
This presentation aims to develop shared values both for the VivaCell-MTS company and its stakeholders.