Dr. José María González Pinto

General

Dr. José María González Pinto



Technische Universität Braunschweig
Institut für Informationssysteme
Mühlenpfordtstraße 23, 2.OG 
D-38106 Braunschweig


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I am a Ph.D. candidate at the Institute for Information Systems at the Technical University of Braunschweig. My research focuses on mining and modeling digital library collections to provide answers to complex information needs and enhance the quality of the content by generating automatically semantic metadata. I am particularly interested in a creative intersection of the current state of the art algorithms in Data Mining, Machine Learning, and Natural Language Processing.

Teaching Assistance

Winter Semester 2018:"Data Warehousing and Data Mining Techniques"
Summer Semester 2018:"Distributed Data Management"
Winter Semester 2017:"Relational Database Systems 1"
Summer Semester 2017:"Information Retrieval and Web Search Engines"
Winter Semester 2016:"Relational Database Systems 1"
Summer Semester 2016:"Co-supervising the software development project SocialPal"
Winter Semester 2015:"SQL Laboratory"
Summer Semester 2015:"Distributed Data Management"
Winter Semester 2014:"Information Retrieval and Web Search Engines"

Education

2000-2002 Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Master of Science. Cambridge, Massachusetts USA

1994-1999 Merida Institute of Technology. Computer Science Engineer , specialist in Databases and Systems. Mérida, Yucatán, México.

Experience

2004-2013 Director of the School of Engineering. Universidad del Valle de México Campus Villahermosa, Tabasco, México. Some projects I have worked on are:

- “Lince Learning Assistance (L2A)“, a project winner of a grant by Hewlett-Packard “Technology for Teaching Higher Education”. The main idea behind the project was to improve programming learning methods at the University.

- “Sistema de Soporte Informático Aplicado a la Estadística a través de Internet”. Grant by FOMIX CONACYT (Mexican National Science Foundation).

- iCarnegie Certification Leader, SSD3(Object Oriented Programming) and SSD5(Data Structures and Analysis), a partnership with Carnegie Mellon’s filial iCarnegie.

2002-2003 Research Staff at the University of Augsburg, Germany

Design and implementation of a personalized news notification system using MPEG-7, named “Pnews”. A DFG funded project. Some contributions:

- Design and implementation of the User Registration module, using Jakarta Tomcat JSP/Servlets, SSL, MySQL, y XML.

- Design and implementation of the Visual Interface between PXPATH, an extension of XPATH, and natural language queries.

- Design and implementation of the ontology used in the notification system. Impemented in DAML using Java as the programming language

2000-2002 Research Assistant at the Media Laboratory of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA USA. Research areas: natural language processing, information extraction, information retrieval, recommended systems. Thesis: A Knowledge Network Model of Scientific Institutions”. Some projects developed at the lab:

- InfoThinker: An inference system to administer information from several sources (unstructured data).

- Kinix: Recomendation system used to determine experts in differet fields using their scientific production: articles, books, personal web pages.

 

Publications
2020
2019
Pinto, J. M. G., J. Wawrzinek, S. Kori, and W. - T. Balke, "Can Language Inference Support Metadata Generation?", 23rd International Conference on Theory and Practice of Digital Libraries (TPDL), Oslo, Norway, Springer, 09/2019. Abstract
Pinto, J. M. G., S. Celik, and W. - T. Balke, "Learning to Rank Claim-Evidence Pairs to Assist Scientific-Based Argumentation", 23rd International Conference on Theory and Practice of Digital Libraries (TPDL), Oslo, Norway, Springer, 09/2019. Abstract
Wawrzinek, J., J. M. G. Pinto, and W. - T. Balke, "Linking Semantic Fingerprints of Literature – from Simple Neural Embeddings Towards Contextualized Pharmaceutical Networks", 23rd International Conference on Theory and Practice of Digital Libraries (TPDL), Oslo, Norway, Springer, 09/2019. Abstract  Download: paper_20.pdf (408.4 KB)
Pinto, J. M. G., J. Wawrzinek, and W. - T. Balke, "What Drives Research Efforts? Find Scientific Claims That Count!", The ACM/IEEE-CS Joint Conference on Digital Libraries (JCDL), Urbana-Champaign, Illinois USA, IEEE, 06/2019. Abstract  Download: jcdl_2019_final_version.pdf (929.69 KB)
2018
Wawrzinek, J., J. M. G. Pinto, P. Markiewka, and W. - T. Balke, "Do Scaling Algorithms Preserve Word2Vec Semantics? A Case Study for Medical Entities", 13th International Conference on Data Integration in Life Science (DILS), Hannover, Germany, 11/2018. Abstract  Download: Camera-Ready of DILS2018 Paper 7.pdf (862.63 KB)
Pinto, J. M. G., N. Kiehne, and W. - T. Balke, "Towards Semantic Quality Enhancement of User Generated Content", The 20th International Conference on Asia-Pacific Digital Libraries (ICADL), Hamilton, New Zealand, 11/2018. Abstract  Download: Camera-Ready of ICADL2018 Paper 40.pdf (505.26 KB)
Pinto, J. M. G., and W. - T. Balke, "Scientific Claims Characterization for Claim-Based Analysis in Digital Libraries", 22nd International Conference on Theory and Practice of Digital Libraries, Porto, Portugal, 06/2018. Abstract  Download: camera-ready_29.pdf (636.31 KB)
2017
Pinto, J. M. G., and W. - T. Balke, "Can Plausibility Help Support High Quality Content in Digital Libraries?", 21st International Conference on Theory and Practice of Digital Libraries (TPDL), Thessaloniki, Greece , 06/2017. Abstract  Download: tpdl_pinto_plausibilty.pdf (668.04 KB)
Pinto, J. M. G., and W. - T. Balke, "Offering Answers for Claim-Based Queries: A New Challenge for Digital Libraries", The 19th International Conference on Asia-Pacific Digital Libraries (ICADL 2017) , Bangkok, Thailand, 2017. Abstract  Download: cbq.pdf (661.53 KB)
Pinto, J. M. G., and W. - T. Balke, "Result Set Diversification in Digital Libraries through the Use of Paper’s Claims", The 19th International Conference on Asia-Pacific Digital Libraries (ICADL 2017), Bangkok, Thailand, 2017. Abstract  Download: diversification.pdf (403.19 KB)
2015
Pinto, J. M. G., and W. - T. Balke, "Demystifying the Semantics of Relevant Objects in Scholarly Collections: A Probabilistic Approach", ACM/IEEE Joint Conference on Digital Libraries (JCDL), Knoxville, TN, USA, 06/2015. Abstract  Download: jcdl_2015_jmgp_wtb.pdf (1.36 MB)