Spec sheet

• Name: Taesun Moon
• Status: Student
• Where: University of Texas at Austin
• What: Linguistics
• Propositions (medical/financial/occupational): tsmoon@mail.utexas.edu

Output

• Taesun Moon, Katrin Erk, Jason Baldridge. 2009. Unsupervised morphological segmentation and clustering with document boundaries. In Proceedings of EMNLP-2009. Singapore.
• Alexis Palmer, Taesun Moon and Jason Baldridge. 2009. Evaluating automation strategies in language documentation . In NAACL HLT 2009 Workshop on Active Learning for Natural Language Processing. Boulder, CO.
• Megan Biesele, Beesa Crystal Boo, Dabe Kaqece, Dam Botes Debe, Di||xao Cgun, G=kao Martin |Kaece, Hacky Kgami Gcao, Jafet Gcao Nqeni, Kaqece Kallie N!ani, |Koce |Ui, Polina Riem, Tsamkxao Fanni |Ui, |Ui Charlie N!aici, |Asa N!an, Dahm Ti N!an, Di||xao Pari |Kai, N!Kun, !Unn|obe Morethlwa, ||Ukxa N!an, |Xoan N!an, Catherine Collett, and Taesun Moon, eds. 2009. Ju|'hoan Folktales: Transcriptions and English Translations &mdash A Literacy Primer by and for Youth and Adults of the Ju|'hoan Community. Vancouver: Trafford First Voices.
• Taesun Moon and Katrin Erk. 2008. Minimally supervised lemmatization scheme induction through bilingual parallel corpora. In Proceedings of International Conference on Global Interoperability for Language Resources. Hong Kong.
• Taesun Moon and Jason Baldridge. 2007. Part-of-Speech Tagging for Middle English through Alignment and Projection of Parallel Diachronic Texts. In Proceedings of EMNLP/CONLL-2007. Prague.

Finger in the pie

• The Kalahari People's Fund: An advocacy organization for the indigenous people's of the Kalahari. Am the technical and linguistic assistant.
• NAMAS: The Namibia Association of Norway. The people who are running the San Education Project in the Kalahari. They also have the job of keeping me sane in the Kalahari.
• Neungyule Education: A Korean education services provider and publisher. Am bilingual editor on current English-English-Korean dictionary.
• 3D-OZ: A 3D graphics solutions developer. Through many a hangover with the current employees, and in complete conflict of interest, am the independent auditor. Or maybe used to be. Everything was decided in the wee hours after quaffing many a tipple.