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  Guillaume Cabanac


  Position
Associate Professor (tenured) Maître de conférences
PhD in Computer Science Docteur en informatique
  Contact guillaume.cabanac@univ-tlse3.fr
  Address University of Toulouse
Computer Science Department
IRIT UMR 5505 CNRS
France
  Phone +33 (0)5 61 55 72 73
  Publications Complete publication list or partial list on DBLP
  Résumé Curriculum Vitæ

 

 

Research

I have been serving as an Editorial Board Member for:


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Programming

Some development projects for research or for fun, mostly in Java.

  • Research and teaching projects
    • L'anthologie Inforsid
      Bibliography records of the French-speaking Inforsid conferences.
    • Series-O-Rama
      Searching, Browsing, and getting Recommendations about 126 TV series
      (e.g., 24, Californication, Dexter, True Blood)

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    • Multifaceted Interface
      Building a Unified View of Corporate Documents

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    • Social validation experiment
      Investigating human perception of consensus in argumentative discussions

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    • TafAnnote Web annotation system

      TafAnnote

    • Compalgo: IDE for teaching programming

      Launch TafAnnote

  • Spare time projects
    • RegExpTester: Testing regular expressions

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    • SynSem: Analyzing LL and LR formal grammars

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    • Dico: A dictionnary of 403 computer science related expressions in French and English

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    • Blaise: Learning to type quickly

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    • Horizons: New Horizons generator (algorithm from LOGIN (107) magazine)

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    • Snake: The famous mobile phone game

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    • Cambridge: An applet showing the results of a Cambridge research

 

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