Since 2007, I am a researcher at CLiPS, the Computational Linguistics and Psycholinguistics Research Centre of the Linguistics Department of the University of Antwerp.

My current research project is the STARLING project, funded by the FWO. More information about this project in co-operation with K.U.Leuven can be found on the general project webpage.

Apart from publications, my research output consists of scripts. The scripts are not only published online to provide interested readers with ready-to-use implementations, but also to offer the possiblity to rerun my experiments. Particularly the thesis scripts that I used for my dissertation may be useful.

I also developed a small collection of demos. These demos are mere illustrations of my research interests, but I hope they can give an indication about what can be so attractive about computational linguistics. A nice example for Dutch is the diminutives demo. In this demo, all words of a submitted text are replaced by their diminutives. The stylene demo lets you discover more about your writing style.

A few of my recent publications are:

• Verbeke Mathias, Morante Roser, Van Asch Vincent, Frasconi Paolo, Daelemans Walter and De Raedt Luc.- A Statistical Relational Learning Approach to Identifying Evidence Based Medicine categories
• Van Asch Vincent.- DOMAIN SIMILARITY MEASURES: On the use of distance metrics in natural language processing
• Verbeke Mathias, Frasconi Paolo, Van Asch Vincent, Morante Roser, Daelemans Walter, De Raedt Luc.- Kernel-based logical and relational learning with kLog for hedge cue detection

Other stuff:

• ISI journal list: a list of CL journals listed by ISI.
• HTML/javascript tricks: Some webpages exemplifying tricks like dragging and dropping.
• Webdemo: Building webdemos. The files can be found here.
• Wangplets: Nonsense.
• Woordontleding: wist-je-dat