Paul N. Bennett (Preferred)
Paul N. Bennett
Microsoft
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****@microsoft.com
, ****@microsoft.com
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Researcher
Microsoft (microsoft.com)
2012 – Present
Advisors, Relations & Conflicts
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Coauthor
Tobias Schnabel
****@cornell.edu
2016 – Present
Coauthor
Thorsten Joachims
****@cs.cornell.edu
2008 – Present
Coauthor
Susan T. Dumais
****@microsoft.com
2012 – 2016
Coauthor
David Sontag
****@csail.mit.edu
2012 – 2012
Coauthor
Bodo Billerbeck
****@microsoft.com
2012 – 2012
Coauthor
Kevyn Collins-Thompson
****@microsoft.com
2012 – 2012
Coauthor
Ryen W White
****@gmail.com
2012 – 2012
Coauthor
Khalid El-Arini
****@cs.cmu.edu
2012 – 2012
Coauthor
Krysta M. Svore
****@microsoft.com
2012 – 2012
Coauthor
Ben Carterette
****@cis.udel.edu
2008 – 2008
Coauthor
Olivier Chapelle
****@yahoo-inc.com
2008 – 2008
Expertise
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Machine Learning
Present
Text Analysis
Present
Information Retrieval
Present