Name:

WANG Meng

Email:

wangmengly@163.com

Research direction:

Educational data mining，Natural language processing

Personal introduction: (text description about 500 words)

Female, PhD, born in July 1977, from Luoyang, Henan. I am currently an associate professor in the Department of Educational Technology at the School of Humanities, 18新利体育备用网址 My main research interests include natural language processing and educational data mining. I have led one National Natural Science Foundation project (completed) and one Humanities and Social Science project (under research) funded by the Ministry of Education. I have participated in projects such as 973, 863, National Natural Science Foundation, and National Social Science Foundation, and have published over 40 papers.

Learning Experience:

2006/09– 2010/07，Peking University，Institute of Computational Linguistics，Ph.D.

1999/09– 2002/05，Tongji University，Department of computer science，Master

1995/09– 1999/07，National University of Defense Technology，Department of computer science，Bachelor

Research projects conducted in the last five years (Max. 5 items)

1.2021-2023, the Humanities and Social Sciences Research Project of the Ministry of Education "Research on Text Emotion Recognition for Mental Health" (No.21YJA740037), with a funding amount of 100000 yuan (under research)

2. 2014-2016, the National Natural Science Foundation project of China "Research on Automatic Interpretation of Chinese Noun Compounds for Semantic Retrieval" (No.61300152), with a funding amount of 220000 yuan (completed);

Representative academic papers (Max. 5 papers)

1. AUTOMATIC INTERPRETATION OF CHINESE NOUN COMPOUNDS BASED ON WORD SIMILARITY. Meng Wang, Lulu Wang, Na Tian and Bin Li.ICIC Express Letters, Part B: Applications. (EI index) Vol.7,Num.6, June 2016. pp.1215-1221；

2. Chinese Noun Compound Interpretation Using Verbal Paraphrases. Meng Wang, Chu-Ren Huang, Shiwen Yu and Shiyong Kang.ICIC Express Letters, Part B: Applications. (EI index) Vol.5 Num.5 Oct. 2014. pp.1377-1382；

3. Research on noun concept acquisition based on quantifiers. WANG Meng，YU shiwen. Journal of Chinese Information Processing（CSCD）. 2014, Vol.28 (No.5)

4. A Quantitative Study on the Classification of Classifiers Based on Classifier-noun Collocations WANG Meng，JIA Yuxiang，YU Shiwen. Applied Linguistics（CSSCI）2014(4)；

5. Key Technologies and Development Paths of Intelligent Discourse Analysis for Collaborative Learning——Based on Comparison of 15 Intelligent Discourse Analysis Tools for Collaborative Learning. WANG Meng ,TIAN Yu, MA Zhi-qiang. Modern Educational Technology (CSSCI), 2023(4)