Denys Katerenchuk
Ph.D. Student in Computer Science
denys.katerenchuk@gmail.com
+1 (201) 463-9063
www.dk-lab.com
Work-Research Interests
Natural Language Processing, Machine Learning, Data Science, Algorithms
Work Experience
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Research Assistant - Natural Language Processing (adviser A. Rosenberg)
Speech Lab @ Queens College, CUNY - New York, NY, USA
speech.cs.qc.cuny.edu
Sept 2012 – Current
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Deliver software for DEFT, one of the most prominent projects at CUNY, funded by DARPA
Invented a new measure RankDCG for evaluation and comparison of rank-ordering algorithms
Created algorithms for user hierarchy detection in text communications
Developed stock market system to forecast price based on social media analysis and ensemble learning
that produces an over 85% prediction rate
– Designed new algorithms to improve named entity recognition in speech with 6% absolute
improvement over state-of-the-art algorithms performance
– Created algorithms for interpersonal relationship prediction in speech that achieve over 75% accuracy
– Developed soft tree based machine learning algorithms for emotion detection in speech
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Research Assistant (adviser E. Borodin)
Artificial Intelligence Lab at Stony Brook University, SUNY – Stony Brook, NY, USA
Jan 2012- Aug 2012
– Implemented multi-touch control algorithms for Hearsay project
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Financial Web Portal - Software Developer
EPAM Systems – Kiev, Ukraine
www.epam.com
Jul 2008 – May 2009
– Optimized legacy code and algorithms to increase productivity and decrease execution time
– Designed and implemented unit tests that provide full check for stock trading operations
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Research Team - Software Developer
EPAM Systems – Kiev, Ukraine
www.epam.com
Nov 2007 – Jul 2008
– Conducted research on prospective technologies
– Led educational conferences for EPAM’s employees
– Consulted for EPAM’s projects on implementation of new technologies
Publications
• Denys Katerenchuk, Andrew Rosenberg, “Improving Named Entity Recognition with Prosodic Features”,
Interspeech, 2014, Singapore
• Denys Katerenchuk, David Guy Brizan, Andrew Rosenberg, “Was that your mother on the phone?”:
Classifying Interpersonal Relationships between Dialog Participants with Lexical and Acoustic Properties”,
Interspeech, 2014, Singapore
Teaching Experience
• The Graduate Center - CUNY (www.gc.cuny.edu)
– TA, CSC 84010, Advanced Natural Language Processing (PhD level course)
• Hunter College - CUNY (www.hunter.cuny.edu)
– Adjunct Lecturer, CSCI121 Money and Computers
– Adjunct Lecturer, CSCI127 Introduction to Computer Science
– Adjunct Lecturer, CSCI120 Introduction to Computers
• Stony Brook University - SUNY (www.stonybrook.edu)
– TA, CSE114 Introduction to Java programming
Education
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The Graduate Center - CUNY
New York, NY, USA
www.gc.cuny.edu
Sept 2012 – current
– Ph.D., Computer Science
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Stony Brook University - SUNY
Stony Brook, NY, USA
www.stonybrook.edu
Jan 2012 - Aug 2012
– M.S., Computer Science
– Transferred to a PhD program at CUNY
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Khmelnitsky National University of Ukraine
Khmelnitsky, Ukraine
www.khnu.km.ua
Sept 2006 – Jul 2007
– M.S., Computer Science
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Khmelnitsky National University of Ukraine
Khmelnitsky, Ukraine
– B.S., Computer Science
Committees
• Member of the scientific committee for LREC2016 conference (reviewer)
Technical Skills
• Programming Languages
– Python, Java, C#, C/C++, R, SQL, HTML, XML
• Software & Technologies
– Database: MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server, MongoDB
– Platforms: Linux, Unix, Mac OS, Microsoft Windows, Android, IOS
– Tools: WEKA, scikit-learn, openSMILE, KALDI, NLTK, Sun Grid Engine
www.khnu.km.ua
Sept 2002 – Jul 2006