Milica Gašić
Research Associate Dialogue Systems Group
Machine Intelligence Laboratory Information Engineering
Division
I graduated in Computer Science and Mathematics from the University of Belgrade at the Faculty of Mathematics in 2006. Since then, I have been at the University of Cambridge, first, as an MPhil student studying Computer Speech Text and Internet Technology at the Computer Laboratory. Subsequently, I did a PhD in Statistical Dialogue Modelling under the supervision of Prof Steve Young at the Engineering Department. My research was funded by the
EPSRC project Spoken Dialogue Management using Partially Observable
Markov Decision Processes and I also worked in collaboration with
the EC FP7 project Computational Learning in Adaptive Systems for Spoken Conversation. Since January 2011, I have been a Research Associate in the Dialogue Systems Group. Initially, I was funded by an EPSRC PhD plus grant and currently I am funded by a General Motors project. I also work in collaboration with the Parlance project, an EU FP7 project.
My research lies in the area of Spoken Dialogue
Systems, with a particular focus on Partially Observable Markov
Decision Process as means to model the uncertainty in human computer
interaction via speech. I am greatly interested in Machine Learning
algorithms and their application to robust Dialogue Management.
A demo of a spoken dialogue system developed by our group is
available here. Alternatively,
you can call our telephone-based spoken dialogue system on +44 1223 852 453.
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