Steven D. Bedrick, Ph.D.
- Associate Professor of Medical Informatics and Clinical Epidemiology, School of Medicine
- Center for Spoken Language Understanding, School of Medicine
- Computer Science and Engineering Graduate Program, School of Medicine
Biography
Research interests include applying natural language processing techniques to a variety of biomedical problems such as clinical information retrieval, secondary analysis of electronic medical record data, and automatic assessment of neuropsychological disorders.
As an instructor in the Computer Science & Engineering and Electrical Engineering Graduate Programs, Prof. Bedrick teaches the following courses:
CS/EE 555/655 Analyzing Sequences
CS 635 Information Retrieval
CS/EE 679 Problem Solving with Large Clusters
CS 631 Data Visualization
CS 562/662 Natural Language Processing
CS 592/692 Ethics in AI and Machine Learning Research
Areas of interest
- Natural Language Processing
- Information Retrieval
- Data Visualization
- Assistive Technology
- Augmentative & Alternative Communication
- Aphasia
- Machine Learning