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Craig Nevill-Manning

Computer Science

#2515

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#2626

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Machine Learning

#782

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#793

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Artificial Intelligence

#4278

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#4338

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Database

#9349

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#9840

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Craig Nevill-Manning's Degrees

PhD Computer Science Stanford University

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According to Wikipedia, Craig Graham Nevill-Manning is a New Zealand computer scientist who founded Google's first remote engineering center, located in midtown Manhattan, where he was an Engineering Director. He also created Froogle , a product search engine. He is now Head of Engineering at Sidewalk Labs.

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Craig Nevill-Manning's Published Works

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KEA: practical automatic keyphrase extraction (1999) (1037)
Identifying Hierarchical Structure in Sequences: A linear-time algorithm (1997) (618)
Domain-Specific Keyphrase Extraction (1999) (374)
Improving browsing in digital libraries with keyphrase indexes (1999) (250)
Highly specific protein sequence motifs for genome analysis. (1998) (215)
Compression and Explanation Using Hierarchical Grammars (1997) (192)
Technical Paper Recommendation: A Study in Combining Multiple Information Sources (2011) (140)
Applying machine learning to agricultural data (1995) (139)
Towards a digital library of popular music (1999) (115)
Inferring Sequential Structure (1996) (107)
Linear-time, incremental hierarchy inference for compression (1997) (96)
Compression by induction of hierarchical grammars (1994) (93)
Protein is incompressible (1999) (92)
Data Compression in Full-Text Retrieval Systems (1993) (90)
Distance metrics and indexing strategies for a digital library of popular music (2000) (58)
Fast probabilistic analysis of sequence function using scoring matrices (2000) (58)
On-line and off-line heuristics for inferring hierarchies of repetitions in sequences (2000) (56)
Lexically-generated subject hierarchies for browsing large collections (1999) (54)
Browsing in digital libraries: a phrase-based approach (1997) (49)
Accelerating Protein Classification Using Suffix Trees (2000) (47)
Feature selection via the discovery of simple classification rules (1995) (47)
Enumerating and Ranking Discrete Motifs (1997) (44)
Applying a Machine Learning Workbench: Experience with Agricultural Databases (1996) (35)
A public library based on full-text retrieval (1998) (34)
The development of Holte's 1R classifier (1995) (33)
Semantic and Generative Models for Lossy Text Compression (1994) (31)
Recommending Papers by Mining the Web (1999) (28)
Extracting text from PostScript (1998) (25)
Models for compression in full-text retrieval systems (1991) (23)
Domain-Speci c Keyphrase Extraction (1999) (22)
Compression of Parallel Texts (1992) (19)
Building a Digital Library for Computer Science Research: Technical Issues (1996) (18)
Minimal-Risk Scoring Matrices for Sequence Analysis (1999) (17)
The biological digital library (2001) (16)
Phrase hierarchy inference and compression in bounded space (1998) (14)
Compressing semi-structured text using hierarchical phrase identifications (1996) (14)
3MOTIF: visualizing conserved protein sequence motifs in the protein structure database (2003) (11)
Indexing and compressing full-text databases for CD-ROM (1991) (11)
Inferring lexical and grammatical structure from sequences (1997) (10)
Clustering in Relational Biological Data (2004) (7)
Interacting with learning agents: Implications for ML from HCI (1996) (7)
Detecting sequential structure (1995) (5)
A Public Digital Library based on Full-Text Retrieval: Collections and Experience (2002) (5)
The WEKA machine learning workbench : Its application to a real world agricultural database (1996) (5)
Digital Libraries Based on Full-Text Retrieval (1996) (5)
Workshop 2: the technology of browsing applications (2001) (4)
Programming by demonstration (1993) (4)
Partioning a Graph of Sequences, Structures and Abstracts for Information Retrieval (2003) (3)
The Technology of Phrase Browsing Applications (2001) (2)
Building a public digital library based on full-text retrieval (1995) (2)
Using domain knowledge for text mining (2006) (1)
MODELING SEQUENCES USING GRAMMARS AND AUTOMATA (1994) (1)
Machine learning in practice: experience with agricultural databases (1995) (1)
Interface heterogeneity and group interaction (2004) (0)
Title A Public Digital Library based on Full-Text Retrieval : Collections and Experience Authors (1998) (0)
Title A Public Digital Library based on Full-Text Retrieval : Collections and Experience Authors (1998) (0)
Where the curb meets the cloud: urban innovation in the digital age (2016) (0)
Product development for impact (2019) (0)
Full-text retrieval can substitute for bibliographic metadata as a means of accessing large library collections. (1998) (0)
Minimum-Risk Profiles of Protein Families Based on Statistical Decision Theory (1998) (0)
Manuscript Title: Faster Protein Classification Using Suffix Trees Running Head: Protein Classification Using Suffix Trees Authors: (2001) (0)

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