Who Cited It

Christopher D. Manning

medium confidence · 17 work(s) in this corpus · 178,785 citations across 775 works in OpenAlex · ORCID 0000-0001-6155-649X

Christopher D. ManningChristopher D. ManningPeng Qi — 2 shared work(s)Peng QiDanqi Chen — 2 shared work(s)Danqi ChenRichard Socher — 3 shared work(s)Richard SocherJulia Hirschberg — 1 shared work(s)Julia HirschbergAbigail See — 1 shared work(s)Abigail SeeHinrich Schütze — 2 shared work(s)Hinrich SchützeThang Luong — 1 shared work(s)Thang LuongJeffrey Pennington — 1 shared work(s)Jeffrey PenningtonJenny Rose Finkel — 2 shared work(s)Jenny Rose FinkelZhilin Yang — 1 shared work(s)Zhilin YangPeter J. Liu — 1 shared work(s)Peter J. LiuDavid McClosky — 1 shared work(s)David McCloskyDan Klein — 2 shared work(s)Dan KleinYuhao Zhang — 1 shared work(s)Yuhao ZhangYuhui Zhang — 1 shared work(s)Yuhui ZhangJason Bolton — 1 shared work(s)Jason BoltonAndrew Y. Ng — 2 shared work(s)Andrew Y. NgHieu Pham — 1 shared work(s)Hieu PhamMarie-Catherine de Marneffe — 1 shared work(s)Marie-Catherine de MarneffeSaizheng Zhang — 1 shared work(s)Saizheng ZhangYoshua Bengio — 1 shared work(s)Yoshua BengioWilliam W. Cohen — 1 shared work(s)William W. CohenRuslan Salakhutdinov — 1 shared work(s)Ruslan SalakhutdinovChristopher Potts — 2 shared work(s)Christopher Potts
24 of 132 collaborators, ranked by collaboration weight rather than by shared-paper count. Dashed lines are collaborations between the collaborators. See how the weight is computed.
Christopher D. Manning collaborator line weight = collaboration weight

Works in this corpus

TitlePositionYearCited
Glove: Global Vectors for Word Representationlast201434,067
Introduction to information retrievalfirst200912,588
Foundations of statistical natural language processingfirst19999,997
Effective Approaches to Attention-based Neural Machine Translationlast20158,617
The Stanford CoreNLP Natural Language Processing Toolkitfirst20147,269
Recursive Deep Models for Semantic Compositionality Over a Sentiment Treebankmiddle20136,849
Get To The Point: Summarization with Pointer-Generator Networkslast20173,935
Accurate unlexicalized parsinglast20033,059
Incorporating non-local information into information extraction systems by Gibbs samplinglast20053,044
Feature-rich part-of-speech tagging with a cyclic dependency networkmiddle20032,885
Generating Typed Dependency Parses from Phrase Structure Parseslast20062,305
On the Opportunities and Risks of Foundation Modelsmiddle20212,265
A Fast and Accurate Dependency Parser using Neural Networkslast20141,884
HotpotQA: A Dataset for Diverse, Explainable Multi-hop Question Answeringlast20181,743
Advances in natural language processinglast20151,732
Reasoning With Neural Tensor Networks for Knowledge Base Completionmiddle20131,665
Stanza: A Python Natural Language Processing Toolkit for Many Human Languageslast20201,463

Is this one person?

This record is probably one person, but at least one signal is weak. Check the evidence below before relying on the totals.

  • supportsAn ORCID is claimed by a person, not inferred, so it is the only identity assertion here that a human made.
  • weakens3 distinct name form(s) across this row's works. Several unrelated spellings is the usual shape of two people sharing one record.
  • supportsAt most 4 distinct institution(s) inside any five-year window, which is a normal career.
  • supports96% of this row's works sit in its single largest field.
  • neutralConfidence is judged on the 17 work(s) this corpus holds, not on the author's whole output. A single-work row carries little evidence either way.

Affiliations

Stanford University (1999–2020), Laboratoire d'Informatique de Paris-Nord (2014–2014), UCLouvain (2006–2006), Institut des Arts de Diffusion (2006–2006), Ion Beam Applications (Belgium) (2006–2006)

In this corpus

h-index 17 over the works held here, which is a number about this corpus and not about a career.

OpenAlex record