Min Zhang
Min Zhang earned his Harbin Institute of Technology doctorate in 1997 and a subsequent KAIST postdoctoral period. He worked at Singapore I2R and led its statistical machine translation laboratory from 2003 to 2012. He was principal investigator for projects on syntax-based statistical machine translation, discourse semantics and natural-language structure analysis. These projects connect language representations with translation methods and computational interpretation. Zhang’s projects include multimodal knowledge-graph construction, large-language-model data and a language-centered AI research group.
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Timeline
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1997–2012
Training and translation research
Min Zhang earned his Harbin Institute of Technology doctorate in 1997 and a subsequent KAIST postdoctoral period. He worked at Singapore I2R and led its statistical machine translation laboratory from 2003 to 2012.
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2014–2020 projects
Structure and discourse
He was principal investigator for projects on syntax-based statistical machine translation, discourse semantics and natural-language structure analysis. These projects connect language representations with translation methods and computational interpretation.
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2024–2026 project starts
Language-centered AI
Zhang’s projects include multimodal knowledge-graph construction, large-language-model data and a language-centered AI research group.
Sources and credits
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