Matthew Stone is affiliated with Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey in the United States. Their research primarily falls within the domain of Computer Science, with a focus on subfields such as Artificial Intelligence, Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, Philosophy, Safety Research, and Applied Mathematics.
Their work covers several main topics, including Natural Language Processing Techniques, Topic Modeling, Multimodal Machine Learning Applications, Ethics and Social Impacts of AI, Advanced Text Analysis Techniques, Speech and Dialogue Systems, and Language and Cultural Evolution.
Recent published papers by Matthew Stone include:
Frequent coauthors of Matthew Stone include Malihe Alikhani, Baber Khalid, Shahab Raji, Gerard de Melo, and Lauren M. E. Goodlad. Collaboration with these researchers spans several projects, with the highest number of joint works involving Malihe Alikhani.
Stone's publications are distributed across various venues, notably:
Justine Cassell;Catherine Pelachaud;Norman Badler;Mark Steedman
Douglas DeCarlo;Dimitris Metaxas;Matthew Stone
Bonnie Webber;Matthew Stone;Aravind Joshi;Alistair Knott
Ernie Lepore;Matthew Stone
Matthew Stone;Doug DeCarlo;Insuk Oh;Christian Rodriguez
Alex Lascarides;Matthew Stone
Matthew Stone;Christine Doran
Matthew Stone
Bonnie Webber;Alistair Knott;Matthew Stone;Aravind Joshi
Matthew Stone;Christine Doran;Bonnie L. Webber;Tonia Bleam
Justine Cassell;Matthew Stone;Hao Yan
Justine Cassell;Matthew Stone;Brett Douville;Scott Prevost
Ernest Lepore;Matthew Stone
Matthew Stone;Daniel Hardt
Justine Cassell;Matthew Stone
Alexander Koller;Matthew Stone
Matthew Stone;Bonnie L. Webber
Una Stojnić;Una Stojnić;Matthew Stone;Ernest Lepore
Xiaofeng Mi;Doug DeCarlo;Matthew Stone
Matthew David Stone
Candace Sidner;Tanja Schultz;Matthew Stone;ChengXiang Zhai
Doug DeCarlo;Matthew Stone
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