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Bio

		Mehryar Mohri (森) Professor, Department of Computer Science Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences
		Address:	251 Mercer Street, Room 701 New York, NY 10012
		E-mail:	last_name@cs.nyu.edu
		Phone:	+1 212 998-3200
		Fax:	+1 212 995-4122

I am a Professor at the Courant Institute and a Research Consultant at Google. My current topics of interest are machine learning, computational biology, and text and speech processing.

Recent conferences/workshops I helped organize: COLT 2010, NYAS ML symposium 2010, NIPS 2010 low-rank methods workshop, 2011 Dagstuhl on combinatorial and algorithmic sequence processing.

Courses and Tutorials

• [CSCI-GA.2566-001] Spring 2012 Foundations of Machine Learning.

• [CSCI-GA.3850-006] Spring 2012 Ph.D. Research Seminar - Machine Learning.

• [CSCI-UA.0480-002] Fall 2011 Introduction to Machine Learning.

• [CSCI-GA.3850-006] Fall 2011 Ph.D. Research Seminar - Machine Learning.

Software

• Kernel Library (OpenKernel Library): open-source library for the design, combination, and use of kernels in large-scale learning algorithms.
  
  
• Finite-State Transducer Library (OpenFst Library): open-source library for creating, combining, optimizing, and searching weighted automata and transducers.
  
  
• Grammar Library (GRM Library 4.0): software library for creating and modifying statistical language models, and compiling and approximating weighted context-dependent rules and context-free grammars.
  
  
• Finite-State Machine Library (FSM Library 4.0): general-purpose software for building, combining, optimizing, and searching weighted automata and transducers.
  
  
• Decoder Library (DCD Library 2.0): software collection for decoding and related functions, designed for speech recognition and other applications.