PhD students

• 2020-2023: Nicolas Devatine, Analysing textual bias with explainable methods, co-supervised with Philippe Muller (IRIT, MELODI team) – Project SLANT
• 2019-2023: Chuyuan Li, Formal and statistics modelisation of dialogue, co-supervised with Maxime Amblard (LORIA, Semagramme team) – PostDoc with G. Carenini, University of British Columbia (Canada)
• 2018-2021: Angela Fan, Question-Answering with question generation co-supervised with Antoine Bordes (FAIR) and Claire Gardent (LORIA, SyNaLP team)

Licence and Master students

• 2024: Anna Cazeneuve, Weak supervision for discourse analysis within a multilingual setting, Master 1 – INSA, internship, IRIT, University Toulouse 3 (France), co-supervised with P. Muller
• 2024: Briag Rehel, Liebherr AerospaceLarge Language Models development, Master 2 – ENSEEIHT, internship, Liebherr – IRIT, University Toulouse 3 (France), co-supervised with A. Bonneu and F. Benamara
• 2024: Khalil Maachou, Weak Supervision for Natural Language Processing, Master 2 – IAFA, internship, IRIT, University Toulouse 3 (France), co-supervised with P. Muller
• 2023: Marita Hernandez, Multilingual Discourse Relation Identification, Master 2 – Central Supelec internship, IRIT, University Toulouse 3 (France), co-supervised with P. Muller
• 2023: Khushnur Binte Jahangir, Generating why-questions from discourse relations, Master 2 – Central Supelec internship, IRIT, University Toulouse 3 (France), co-supervised with P. Muller
• 2019: Kelvin Han, Comparing PTB and UD information for discourse connective identification, Master 1 internship, NLP, Lorraine University (France)
• 2019: Adrien Claudel, Complex words identification, Licence project, MIASH, Lorraine University (France), co-supervised with Charlotte Roze
• 2018-2019: Phyllicia Lavitt and Srilakshmi Balard, Using syntactic information to identify discourse connectives, Licence project, NLP, Lorraine University (France)
• 2017: Martin Philip Poulsen, Multitask Learning for Question Answering using Neural Networks, Master thesis, Computer Science, University of Copenhagen (Denmark), co-supervised with Anders Sogaard
• 2017: Troels Anker Jørgensen and Simon van Beest, Neural Network and Question Answering – Using End-to-End Memory Network on bAbI Tasks, Licence Project, Computer Science, University of Copenhagen (Denmark)