STANLEY Z CHEN
Broker in Cambridge, MA
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Massachusetts 9059292
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Oct 11, 2003
Expiration Date
Sep 5, 2006
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Professional information
Student At Harvard Law School
Position:
Summer Associate at Jenner & Block
Location:
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Industry:
Law Practice
Work:
Jenner & Block
- Los Angeles since May 2013
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Summer Associate
ACLU
- Los Angeles, CA May 2012 - Aug 2012
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Summer Legal Intern
India-West
Oct 2007 - Oct 2008
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Copyeditor
Education:
Harvard Law School 2011 - 2014
JD University of California, Berkeley 2004 - 2010
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Philosophy University of Chicago 2000 - 2004
AB, Philosophy
JD University of California, Berkeley 2004 - 2010
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Philosophy University of Chicago 2000 - 2004
AB, Philosophy
Speech Recognition Apparatus Which Predicts Word Classes From Context And Words From Word Classes
US Patent:
5267345, Nov 30, 1993
Filed:
Feb 10, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/834063
Inventors:
Peter F. Brown - New York NY
Stephen A. Della Pietra - Pearl River NY
Vincent J. Della Pietra - Blauvelt NY
Robert L. Mercer - Yorktown Heights NY
Philip S. Resnik - Philadelphia PA
Stanley S. Chen - Cambridge MA
Stephen A. Della Pietra - Pearl River NY
Vincent J. Della Pietra - Blauvelt NY
Robert L. Mercer - Yorktown Heights NY
Philip S. Resnik - Philadelphia PA
Stanley S. Chen - Cambridge MA
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
G10L 900
US Classification:
395 264
Abstract:
A language generator for a speech recognition apparatus scores a word-series hypothesis by combining individual scores for each word in the hypothesis. The hypothesis score for a single word comprises a combination of the estimated conditional probability of occurrence of a first class of words comprising the word being scored, given the occurrence of a context comprising the words in the word-series hypothesis other than the word being scored, and the estimated conditional probability of occurrence of the word being scored given the occurrence of the first class of words, and given the occurrence of the context. An apparatus and method are provided for classifying multiple series of words for the purpose of obtaining useful hypothesis scores in the language generator and speech recognition apparatus.