DR. JURI OPITZ

Juri Opitz

About me:

From 2018 to 2023 I worked in the Natural Language Processing Group of Anette Frank at the Department of Computational Linguistics at Heidelberg University: researching, teaching, advising students, and writing my doctoral thesis.

For more recent information please see my personal webpage.

PUBLICATIONS

2022
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2021
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2020
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2019
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2018
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2017
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2016
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Software

Please pay a visit to my Github Repository.

You can find:

Teaching

2022

Advanced programming (lecture)

Computational argumentation

2021

(Trans|Lin|Long..)-Former: Self attention mechanisms

2020

Seminar Recent advances in meaning representation parsing and generation

Schedule and overview (pdf)

Seminar Computational Argumentation

Schedule and overview (pdf)

2019

Computational humanities workshop @HCH19:

Providing new views on text collections with knowledge graphs ; slides ; code

Notes

A structured overview of multi-class evaluation metrics

During teaching, a question that tends to re-occured is: *Why does paper x use metric y for evaluating their classifier?*. So I started to make some notes on the topic, here's a refined version.