Rob Malouf

Professor and Chair of Linguistics at San Diego State University with adjunct appointment in Big Data Analytics. Research specializes in computational morphology, statistical NLP, and machine learning applications in linguistics. Developed models for paradigm-based morphology using information theory and neural networks.

Education: Ph.D. from Stanford University (1998). Recipient of multiple teaching and research awards including SDSU Faculty of the Year (2014). Supervised over 20 graduate students in linguistics and computational methods.

• Research Areas: Computational morphology, statistical language processing, machine learning, corpus linguistics
• Teaching: Computational linguistics, statistical methods, machine learning seminars
• Tools: Developed Toolkit for Advanced Discriminative Modeling, Rescorla-Wagner learning models