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job at software internationalization

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From: Wu Zhibiao
Date: Tue, 23 Nov 1993 12:15
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Dear INSOFT-L Manager,

I don't know whether the following job application is suitable for
this list. If not, please remove the message.

[Note from Jeff: Ah, why not.]

best
zhibiao

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Dear all,

I will finish my study next year. I would like to join in the
industry of software internationalization. I have some experiences
in this area. I have developed a 16 bits xterm which can work for
Chinese and Japanese. I even combined these two langauges to let
them be used with the same terminal. In the typesetting area, I have
developed a software called "cc2tex", which can put Chinese and
japanese into latex. These software is available at anonymous
crl.nmsu.edu and nuscc.nus.sg. I am now visiting at University
of Pennsyvania. Following is my resume. Thanks a lot for your
consideration.

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 			    Zhibiao Wu
	

Current Address: Expired by Nov 30 1993      Home Address:
4532 Regent Street                           Blk 341, 10-160,
Philadelphia, PA 19143                       Clementi Ave 5,
U.S.A.                                       Republic of Singapore, 0512
Tel: (O) 215-898-2661 (H) 215-382-1697       Tel: (O) 772-2767 (H) 777-9046
Email: wzb@linc.cis.upenn.edu                Email: wuzhibia@iscs.nus.sg

Objective
	Research and development position in natural language processing.

Key skill
	Machine translation, Neural network, Chinese computing, C, X-window,
	UNIX, SUN administration

Education
	National University of Singapore
	May 1991 - Present, Ph.D candidate in Computer science.
	Research topic: Lexical semantics, Lexical selection in MT.

	Tsinghua(Qinghua) University 			Beijing, P.R.C.
	Sept. 1985 - June 1988, M.E.C.S. in Computer Science.

	Fudan University 				Shanghai, P.R.C.
	Sept. 1981 - June 1985, B.S.C.S. in Computer Science.

Experience
	Lide Electronic Technology Institute 		Beijing, P.R.C.
	Sept. 1990 - March 1991,
	Software Engineer for Microsoft Windows and X-window development.

	Tsinghua University				Beijing, P.R.C.
	July 1988 - Sept. 1990,
	Software Engineer and SUN workstations system admin in the Intelligent
	Technology and Systems Laboratory. Teaching Assistant in Department
	of Computer Science.

Computer experience
	Languages: PASCAL, C, PROLOG, LISP
	Systems: IBM-PC (DOS), SUN (UNIX), Explorer-LX, X-Window
	Special training: Explorer system and programming, by Singapore
	TI Asia Pacific Division Training Center July 1988,
	Hong Kong TI Training Center Oct. 1989.

Selected Projects
	UNICON -- Lexical selection package in machine translation system
	Nov 1992 - Date, This is the ongoing PhD thesis project attempt to
	achieve the fuzzy representation and fail-soft on incomplete
	knowledge in large scale MT system.

	UNITRAN Plus -- The Principle Based Machine Translation
	Feb 1993 - Mar 1993, Upgrading the UNITRAN system to handle Chinese.

	cc2tex -- Putting Chinese and Japanese into Latex
	May 1992, developed a program to put Chinese and Japanese into Latex.
	Familiar with Postscript language, Chinese and Japanese coding and
	font display. In public domain anonymous ftp server: nuscc.nus.sg,
	crl.nmsu.edu.

	Chinese and Japanese X-Window development
	Sept. 1988 - Feb 1989, Developed Chinese xterm, used for japanese
	too. Award received.

	Hand written Chinese character optical recognition system
	Sept. 1985 - July 1988, designed the algorithm and develop the
	software. Patents and awards received.

	CS-220 Canon Scanner interface analysis and environment design
	Sept. 1985 - Dec 1985, Analyzed the interface, debugged the demo
	program, designed the data acquisition procedure and develop a
	software package.

Patents
	Name: ``Optical handprinted Chinese character recognition system''
	Inventor: Xia Ying, Wu Zhibiao, Sun Chengjian, Wang Shiqing, Hu Jingfen
	Reference: Application No.: 89101461.6, Publication No. CN1045885B
	Bulletin: ``Bulletin of Inventions and Patents'' Vol. 6, No. 40, 1990

	Name: ``The Off-line handwritten Chinese character recognition system
	and method''
	Inventor: Xia Ying, Zeng Qirong, Wu Zhibiao, Sun Chengjian, Zhang Dahua
	Reference: Application No.: 90110009.9-3
	Bulletin: ``Bulletin of Inventions and Patents'' Vol. 7, No. 24, 1991

Membership
	Committee member of ``Chinese and Oriental Language Information
	Processing Society''

Honors
	Research scholarship, National University of Singapore.
	(May 1991 - present).

	Graduate scholarship, Tsinghua University,
	(Sept. 1985 - June 1988)

	Award: Lab technical achievement award, second class prize,
	Dec. 1992
	Issued by: Tsinghua University, Beijing, P. R. C.
	Project: ``Chinese X window system development'', Second author,
	implementing the Chinese terminal simulator CXTERM.

	Award: National science and technology progress award,
	third class prize, Jan. 1992
	Issued by: Chinese national educational committee, P. R. C.
	Project: ``Interactive self-learning off-line handwritten
	Chinese character recognition system'', Second author

	Award: National inventor award, fourth class prize, Oct. 1992
	Issued by: Chinese national science and technology committee, P. R. C.
	Project: ``The method and system of Interactive self-learning
	off-line handwritten Chinese character recognition'', Second author

Publications

	[1] ``Developing a Chinese Module in UNITRAN'', with Martha Palmer,
	Loke Soo Hsu, Chew Lim Tan, In Proceedings of ROCLONG93. Taiwan 1993.

	[2] ``Toward the Similarity-based Fuzzy Lexicon", with Martha Palmer,
	Loke Soo Hsu, Chew Lim Tan, Technical report in Department of
	Information System and Computer Science, National University of
	Singapore, TRE4/93, 1993.

	[3] ``When to stop analyzing a lexical meaning?'' with Martha Palmer,
	Position paper on Lexical Semantics, General Lexicography and MT
	Lexicography for workshop on Machine Translation at Utrecht,
	The Netherlands, April, 1993.

	[4] ``Handling real world input by abduction'' with Loke Soo Hsu,
	Chew Lim Tan, In Proceedings of 1st Pacific Association for
	Computational Linguistics Conference Vancouver, British Columbia,
	Canada April 1993.

	[5] ``Input pattern encoding through generalized adaptive search'',
	with Loke Soo Hsu, in Proceedings of Workshop on Combinations of
	Genetic Algorithms and Neural Networks, IEEE Computer Society
	Publisher. June 6, 1992.

	[6] ``Chinese Character Prediction by Recurrent Network'' with Loke
	Soo Hsu, Journal of Computer Processing of Chinese Oriental Languages
	Vol 6, No. 2, December, 1992

	[7] ``Generating a Corpus for Analysis'' with Loke Soo Hsu, Chew
	Lim Tan, in Proceedings of the 1992 International Conference on
	Computer Processing of Chinese and Oriental Language, Dec 1992,
	Sand Kay, Florida

	[8] ``A Survey on Statistical Approaches to Natural Language
	Processing", with Loke Soo Hsu and Chew Lim Tan, Technical report
	TRA4/92, Department of Information System and Computer Science,
	National University of Singapore, 1992

	[9] ``On Self-organized approaches to NLP", with Chew Lim Tan, Loke
	Soo Hsu, Technical report TR/92 Department of Information System
	Computer Science, 1992

	[10] ``A New Classification method on optical Recognition of
	Restricted handwritten Chinese Characters'' with Xia Ying, Sun
	Chengjian. International Journal of the Chinese  Oriental Languages
	Information Processing Society Vol. 1, Number 1, Oct. 1991

	[11] ``Correlative Attributed Relational Graph Representation and
	Inexact Matching on Handwritten Chinese Character Recognition'', with
	Xia Ying, Sun Chengjian, in Proceedings of Chinese Computer Conference,
	Sept. 1989, Singapore.

Selected papers published in China (5 out of 10):

	[1] ``The problem of feature match in handwritten Chinese character
	recognition'' with Xia Ying, Zeng Qirong, In Proceedings of the
	fourth national conference on Chinese character and speech recognition"
	pp. 93-97. 1992

	[2] ``The generation and display system of intermediate network graph
	representation for natural language'' with Jing YiJiang, Yu Jun, Xia
	Ying, In book ``Recent development on machine translation research'',
	Electronic Industry publisher 1992

	[3] ``Heuristic Matching Method on Handprinted Chinese Character by
	Using CARG Representation'' with Xia Ying, Sun Chengjian, Journal of
	Computer Science, Vol 13, No. 3, 1990.

	[4] ``Recognition on handprinted Chinese characters by using An
	Inexact structure matching method'' with Xia Ying, Sun Chengjian, in
	Journal of Chinese Information Processing, Vol. 4, No. 4, 1990.

	[5] ``Fast combining outline to extract the strokes of handprinted
	Chinese character''with Xia Ying, Sun Chengjian, in Journal of
	Chinese Information Processing, Vol. 3, No. 3, March, 1989.

Reference  Available upon request.

Personal  Willing to travel and relocate.
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