I am a second-year graduate student in UW-Madison's CS department. Previously I studied Latin, Greek, Sanskrit, and analytical philosophy at Carleton College and the American Institute of Indian Studies.
Research interests
Machine learning, mathematical humanities.Papers
Nathanael Fillmore. Finding maximum correlations. Draft. June 2009. pdf
Andrew Goldberg, Nathanael Fillmore, David Andrzejewski, Zhiting Xu, Bryan Gibson, and Xiaojin Zhu. May all your wishes come true: A study of wishes and how to recognize them. In North American Chapter of the Association for Computational Linguistics - Human Language Technologies (NAACL HLT), 2009. pdf
Nathanael Fillmore, Andrew B. Goldberg, and Xiaojin Zhu. Document Recovery from Bag-of-Word Indices. University of Wisconsin Technical Report, August 2008. pdf
Nathanael Fillmore. Children, Aristotle, and What Is Lovable. Carleton College. March 2005. pdf
Talks, Translations, Tutorials
Matlab tutorial. September 2009. pdf
Plato's Lysis in Sanskrit. August 2005. pdf
Ancient Vegetarians. Carleton College. February 2005. notes
Professional activities
Local organization: NACLO 2010, NACLO 2009.
Teaching
Fall 2009: CS 838, CS 412; Spring 2009: CS 540; Fall 2008: CS 310.Misc
I also have a personal website.
I have a busy schedule for fall 2009.
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